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  3. Vol. 11 No. 2: (Spring 1984)

Vol. 11 No. 2: (Spring 1984)

Published: 1984-04-21

Articles

  • Preserving the Faith: An Argument Between Matthew Arnold and T.S. Eliot

    Vincent Anderson
    5-15
  • Eliot on Arnold: A Reaction

    Sudhaker Marathe
    16-35
  • The ‘Race of Real Children’ and Beyond in Tom Brown’s School Days

    Samuel Pickering
    37-46
  • A Note on Arnold Scholarship: Spring 1983 – Spring 1984

    Fraser Neiman
    47-54
  • Arnold and God: Two Reviews

    Fraser Neiman
    61-63
  • The Myth of the Cloistered Hearth

    Mary DeJong
    64-65
  • How They Met Themselves

    Michael P. Parker
    66-69
  • We All Know Matthew Arnold is a Doctor of the Church

    James C. Livingston
    70-74
  • British Tenantry and Scottish Education: Distinguished Social History

    Rosemary T. VanArsdel
    75-77

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