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119. BAILEY, JOHN. A Question of Taste. (Pamphlet, no. 65.) (Bibl. 1926, 74.) Rev. in N.Q., Feb. 19, 1927, CLII, 144.

120. HARTOG, PHILIP. On the Relation of Poetry to Verse. (Pamphlet, no. 64.) (Bibl. 1926, 76.) Rev. in N.Q., Feb. 19, 1927, CLII, 144.

121. A Reference Library: English Language and Literature. Second Edition. (Pamphlet, no. 66.) London: Milford, 1927. 9o × 6. pp. 31. 2s. 6d.

122. ROBERTS, S. C. Lord Macaulay, the pre-eminent Victorian. (Pamphlet, no. 67.) London: Milford, 1927. 9a × 61. pp. 18. 2s. 123. SADLEIR, MICHAEL. The Northanger Novels: a Footnote to Jane Austen. (Pamphlet, no. 68.) London: Milford, 1927. 9 × 61. Pp. 28.

124. Year's Work in English Studies. Vol. VI, 1925. See 24.

English Place-Name Society. 125. Vol. I. Introduction to the Survey of English Place-Names. (Bibl. 1924, 67; 1925, 106; 1926, 79.) Rev. by Kemp Malone in M.L.N., Apr. 1927, XLII, 259–60; by Gustav Binz in Anglia Beibl., Sept. 1927, XXXVIII, 273–93.

126. MAWER, ALLEN and F. M. STENTON. Vol. II. The Place-Names of Buckinghamshire. (Bibl. 1925, 107; 1926, 81.) Rev. by Kemp Malone in M.L.N., Apr. 1927, XLII, 259–60; by Laurence M. Larson in Amer. Hist. Rev., Jan. 1927, XXXII, 302-3.

127. Vol. III. The Place-Names of Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire. (Bibl. 1926, 80.) Rev. by M.W. Hughes in History, Apr. 1927, 51-2; by L. M. Larson in Amer. Hist. Rev., Jan. 1927, XXXII, 302–3. 128. MAWER, A., F. M. STENTON and F. T. S. HOUGHTON, Vol. iv. The Place-Names of Worcestershire. Cambridge: Univ. Press, 1927. 9 × 6. pp. xli, 420. Map. 20s. Rev. in T.L.S., Sept. 29, 1927, 660; in N.Q., Sept. 17, 1927, CLIII, 215-16.

129. Essays in Memory of Barrett Wendell, by His Assistants. (Bibl. 1926, 82.) Rev. in T.L.S., Feb. 3, 1927, 72; by Frederick L. Allen in Forum, Apr. 1927, LXXVII, 638–9; by Karl Young in Sat. Rev. of Lit., Mar. 12, 1927, III, 641..

130. Festschrift für Johannes Hoops. (Bibl. 1926, 83.) Rev. by W. van der Gaaf in E. Studies, Feb. 1927, IX, 13–17.

Festschrift für K. Luick. 131. Neusprach. Studien. Festgabe Karl Luick zu seinem 60. Geburtstage.. (Bibl. 1925, 109; 1926, 85.) Rev. by Kemp Malone in M.L.N., June 1927, XLII, 425-6; by F. Karpf in N. Sprachen, 1927, XXXV, 4, 312-13..

Festschrift für Eduard Sievers. 132. Germanica. (Bibl. 1926, 86.) Briefly rev. in M.L.R., Jan. 1928, XXIII, 119; by H. Naumann in Deutsche Literaturztg., 1927, XLVIII, N.F. 4, 14, 670–3; by H. Suolahti in Neuphil. Mittn., 1927, XXXVIII, 5-6, 170–6.

Göttingen: Versuche deutscher Philologen und Schulmänner. 133. 27.-30. Sept. 1927. Includes:-1. M. FLASDIECK: Die Idee einer engl. Sprachakad. in Vergangenh. u. Gegenw. 2. M. DEUTSCHBEIN: Grundfragen der neuengl. Syntax. 3. H. MUTSCHMANN: The American Language. 4. L. L. SCHÜCKING: Die Wurzeln des Puritanischen Persönlichkeitsideals. 5. H. J. C. GRIERSON: Sir Walter Scott. 6. W. LINDEN: Zur Struktur des Shakespeareschen Erlebnisses.

Jahrbuch der deutschen Shakespeare-Gesellschaft. 134. Ed. by W. KELLER. Bd. LXI. (Bibl. 1926, 88.) Briefly rev. by E. K. C[hambers] in M.L.R., July 1927, XXII, 360; by E. Deckner in Anglia Beibl., Apr. 1927, XXXVIII, 120-5; by O. Weidenmüller in N. Sprachen, 1927, XXXV, 4, 304-5.

135. Ed. by W. KELLER. Bd. LXII. Leipzig: B. Tauchnitz. 8 M. Rev. by A. Ludwig in Die Literatur, 1927, XXIX, 10, 606.

Medieval Studies in Memory of Gertrude Schoepperle Loomis. 136. New York and Paris, 1927. Items in their respective sections.

Royal Society of Literature. 137. Essays by Divers Hands, being the Transactions of. Ed. by G. K. CHESTERTON. New Ser., vol. vi. (Bibl. 1926, 90.) Rev. in T.L.S., Jan. 20, 1927, 41.

138. Essays by Divers Hands, being the Transactions of. Ed. by MARGARET L. WOODS. New Ser., vol. VII. London: Milford, 1927. 83 × 5. pp. xv, 156. 7s. Contents:-SIR HENRY IMBERT-TERRY: The Reminiscences of a Chancellor and his Wife, pp. 1–37. V. SACKVILLE-WEST: Some Tendencies of Modern English Poetry, pp. 39-54. J. A. GOTCH: Inigo Jones: A Modern View, pp. 55–80. CAROLINE F. E. SPURGEON: Jane Austen, pp. 81–104. M. GASTER: Yiddish Literature of the Middle Ages, pp. 105-31. J. M. MANLY: The Miracle Play in Mediaeval England, pp. 133-53. Rev. in T.L.S., Feb. 16, 1928, 109.

Scottish Text Society. 139. IRLANDIA, JOHANNES DE. The Meroure of Wyssdome. (Bibl. 1926, 92.) Rev. by G. R. Owst in M.L.R., Oct. 1927, XXII, 459-60.

140. The Maitland Folio Manuscript. Containing Poems by Sir Richard Maitland, Dunbar, Douglas, Henryson, and Others. Ed. by W. A. CRAIGIE. Vol. 11. London and Edinburgh: Blackwood, for the Scottish Text Society, 1927. pp. 187. (N.S. 20.)

Shakespeare Association. 141. A Series of Papers on Shakespeare and the Theatre, together with Papers on Edward Alleyn and Early Records illustrating the Personal Life of Shakespeare by Members of the Shakespeare Association. London: Milford, 1927. 10 × 61. pp. 240. 16s. Contents:-W. W. GREG: Edward Alleyn. C. M. HAINES: The Development of Shakespeare's Stagecraft. G. B. HARRISON: Shakespeare's Actors. J. ISAACS: Shakespeare, as Man of the

Theatre. R. NOBLE: Shakespeare's Songs and Stage. F. S. Boas: The Play within the Play. G. H. COWLING: Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Stage. M. ST CLARE BYRNE: Shakespeare's Audience. C. C. STOPES: Early Records illustrating the Personal Life of Shakespeare. Rev. in N.Q., Oct. 22, 1927, CLIII, 305.

142. ELIOT, T. S. Shakespeare and the Stoicism of Seneca. An Address, March 18, 1927. Oxford: Univ. Press, for the Shakespeare Association, 1927. 91 × 61. pp. 17. 28..

143. SISSON, C. J. Shakespeare in India. (Bibl. 1926, 94.) Rev. by E. Deckner in Anglia Beibl., Jan. 1927, XXXIII, 19–25.

Society for Pure English. 144. Tract No. xxi. BRIDGES, Robert. The Society's Work. (Bibl. 1925, 119; 1926, 97.) Rev. by A. Carnoy in Leuvensche Bijdragen, Bijblad, XVIII, 1926, 17.

145. Tract No. xxv. JESPERSEN, OTTO. On Some Disputed Points in English Grammar. (Bibl. 1926, 101.) Rev. by Mats Redin in Anglia Beibl., Aug. 1927, xxXVIII, 232–3; in N.Q., Jan. 15, 1927, CLII, 54; by E. Kruisinga in E. Studies, June 1927, IX, 89–92.

146. Tract No. xxvi. Aikin, W. A. English Vowel Sounds. With an Introd. by ROBERT BRIDGES: and FOWLER, H. W. on 'Ing.' A reply to Dr Jespersen's Paper in Tract xxv. Oxford: Clar. Press, 1927. 9 × 6. pp. 175–96. 2s. 6d. Rev. in N.Q., May 14, 1927, CLII, 360.

147. Tract No. XXVII. CRAIGIE, W. A. The Study of American English. Oxford: Clar. Press, 1927. 9 × 6. pp. 199–219. Rev. in N.Q., June 25, 1927, CLII, 467–8.

2s. 6d. 148. Tract No. xxvIII. English Handwriting. Ed. by ROBERT BRIDGES. Continued from Tract XXIII. (Bibl. 1926, 99.) London: Milford; Oxford: Clar. Press, 1927. 91 × 6. pp. 223–51. Plates 34–65. IOS. 6d. Rev. in T.L.S., Oct. 27, 1927, 754.

Studies in Shakespeare, Milton, and Donne. 149. By Members of the English Department of the Univ. of Michigan. (Bibl. 1925, 124; 1926, 103.) Rev. by Henning Larsen in Philol. Quart., Jan. 1927, VI, 92–3; by Ph. Aronstein in Anglia Beibl., Jan. 1927, XXXVIII, 13–18.

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