Greyfriar, Volums 29-31

Amor Anima Antonio Bassanio becomes Belmont casuistry Catholic Celia century character Church Comus context critics culture Curtis Damnation of Theron Dante Dante's dead death Defoe Defoe's Dilworth Dione Dione's Dubliners dystopias dystopic echoes elegy emblem England English Essays and Introductions fiction figure Frederic Frederic's Gabriel Going after Cacciato Gretta GREYFRIAR Siena Studies Harold Frederic historical imagination Inferno Ireland Irish Catholicism Joyce Joyce's keys Lacan literary Literature London Lover Lycidas masque Merchant of Venice Michael Furey Milton mirror mirror stage Mitchison Moll Flanders narrative narrator nation Nazi novel O'Donnell and Franchere oral story-telling Origen Orwell Parable Paul Berlin poem political Portia present Press Purgatorio Quarles reader realism religious responsibility sense sententia sexual Shakespeare Shylock Siena College snow social Song soul spirit Starr stereotype Storm Jameson story Swastika Night symbolic Theron Ware tion tradition Two-Handed Engine Uncollected Prose W. B. Yeats women writers writing Yeats's York