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Norman Page, 16 March 1989
Collected Letters of Thomas Hardy: Vol. VI, 1920-1925
edited by Richard Little Purdy and Michael Millgate.
Oxford, 379 pp., £27.50, March 1987,0 19 812623 9 Show More
edited by Richard Little Purdy and Michael Millgate.
Oxford, 379 pp., £27.50, March 1987,
Collected Letters of Thomas Hardy: Vol. VII, 1926-1927
edited by Richard Little Purdy and Michael Millgate.
Oxford, 304 pp., £29.50, October 1988,0 19 812624 7 Show More
edited by Richard Little Purdy and Michael Millgate.
Oxford, 304 pp., £29.50, October 1988,
Thomas Hardy: The Offensive Truth
by John Goode.
Blackwell, 184 pp., £17.95, September 1988,0 631 13954 0 Show More
by John Goode.
Blackwell, 184 pp., £17.95, September 1988,
The Thomas Hardy Journal. Vol. IV: October 1988
edited by James Gibson.
Thomas Hardy Society, 80 pp., £2.50, October 1988,0 00 268541 8 Show More
edited by James Gibson.
Thomas Hardy Society, 80 pp., £2.50, October 1988,
Hardy’s Metres and Victorian Prosody
by Dennis Taylor.
Oxford, 297 pp., £32.50, December 1988,9780198129677 Show More
by Dennis Taylor.
Oxford, 297 pp., £32.50, December 1988,
Collected Short Stories
by Thomas Hardy.
Macmillan, 936 pp., £16.95, October 1988,0 333 47332 9 Show More
by Thomas Hardy.
Macmillan, 936 pp., £16.95, October 1988,
“... is a reference to his attending a suffragettes’ meeting in 1906: he does not say whether the lady who declared, ‘We have committed the crime of being born woman,’ was aware that the author of Tess was in the audience. In the late letters – Volume Seven prints those of Hardy’s last two years – there are some vivid glimpses of the distant ... ”