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Harry Buxton Forman • 10 Items / 8 Books, 2 Articles
The Complete Works of John Keats (1901)
by H. Buxton Forman and John Keats
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  1. Books and the Arts
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    Keats, Definitive (Review)
    Morton Dauwen Zabel
    The Complete Works of John Keats, by H. Buxton Forman and John Keats
    1. The Complete Works of John Keats by H. Buxton Forman and John Keats
    The Nation, August 12, 1939, p. 175
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    Books of the Week (19 Reviews)
    Back to the Soil, by Bradley Gilman
    1. Back to the Soil by Bradley Gilman
    2. The Backwoodsman by Hiram Alonzo Stanley
    3. A Bad Penny by John T. Wheelwright
    4. The Bears of Blue River by Charles Major
    5. The Black Tortoise by Frederick Viller
    6. Captain Ravenshaw by Robert Neilson Stephens
    7. The Eternal City by Hall Caine
    8. The Expositor's Bible by W. Robertson Nicoll
    9. Famous Actresses of the Day in America by Lewis Clinton Strang
    10. The Golden Treasury of American Songs and Lyrics by Frederic Lawrence Knowles
    11. The Heritage of Peril by Arthur W. Marchmont
    12. Jan Oxber: Love in Our Village by Orme Agnus
    13. The Complete Works of John Keats by H. Buxton Forman and John Keats
    14. The Modern American Bible: Luke by Frank Schell Ballentine
    15. Pulpit Points from the Latest Literature by J.F.B. Tingling
    16. Sermons on the Psalm, Sermons on Isaiah by J.F.B. Tingling
    17. The Supreme Surrender by A. Maurice Low
    18. A Thoroughbred Mongrel by Stephen Townsend
    19. The Why, When, and How of Revivals by Willard F. Mallalieu
    The Outlook, September 14, 1901, pp. 138-140