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S. Eliot  \nThe Critical Edition  \nvolume 2 The Perfect Critic 1919–1926  \nedited by  \nANTHONY CUDA &  \nRonald Schuchard  \nQ R  \nThe COMPLETE PROSE of  \nT. S. Eliot  \nRONALD SCHUCHARD, General Editor  \nThe Complete Prose of  \nT. S. Eliot  \nthe critical edition  \nVolume 2: The Perfect Critic, 1919–1926 Edited by ANTHONY CUDA and  \nRonald Schuchard  \nBaltimore  \nfaber andfaber london  \nThis book was brought to publication with the assistance of the Hodson Trust.  \nEliot Prose © Estate of TS Eliot 2014  \nEditorial Apparatus © Faber and Faber Ltd and the Johns Hopkins University Press 2014 All rights reserved. Published 2014  \n9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1  \nThe Johns Hopkins University Press 2715 North Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21218-4363  \n[www.press.jhu.edu](www.press.jhu.edu)  \nISBN-13: 978-1-4214-1295-5  \nISBN-10: 1-4214-1295-0  \nCONTENTS  \nThe Perfect Critic, 1919-1926: Introduction xiii Editorial Procedures and Principles xliii Acknowledgments li  \nList of Abbreviations lv  \nList of Illustrations lix  \n1919  \nMarivaux 1  \nThe New Elizabethans and the Old. A review of The New Elizabethans: A First Selection of the Lives of Young Men Who Have Fallen in the Great War, by E. B. Osborn 10  \nThe Post-Georgians. A review of Wheels: A Third Cycle, ed. Edith Sitwell 16  \nAmerican Literature. A review of A History ofAmerican Literature, vol. II, ed. William P. Trent et al. 21  \nA Romantic Aristocrat 26  \nKipling Redivivus. A review of The Years Between, by Rudyard Kipling 33  \nKipling Redivivus. To the Editor of The Athenaeum 40  \nA Sceptical Patrician. A review of The Education of Henry Adams: An Autobiography 41  \nBeyle and Balzac. A review of A History of the French Novel, to the Close of the Nineteenth Century, vol. II, by George Saintsbury 48  \nCriticism in England. A review of Old and New Masters, by Robert Lynd 54  \nThe Education of Taste. A review of English Literature during the Last Half-Century, by J. W. Cunliffe 60  \nReflections on Contemporary Poetry [IV]. A review of Naked Warriors, by Herbert Read; The Charnel Rose, Senlin: A Biography, and Other Poems, by Conrad Aiken; and vingt-cinq poèmes, by Tristan Tzara 66  \nvi ] CONTENTS  \nA Foreign Mind. A review of The Cutting of anAgate, by W. B. Yeats 72  \nThe Romantic Generation, If It Existed. A review of Currents and Eddies in the English Romantic Generation, by Frederick E. Pierce 77  \n“Rhetoric” and Poetic Drama 83  \nWas There a Scottish Literature? A review of Scottish Literature: Character and Influence, by G. Gregory Smith 92  \nChristopher Marlowe 97  \nTradition and the Individual Talent 105  \nSwinburne as Critic 115  \nHamlet 122  \nMurmuring of Innumerable Bees. An unsigned review of Coterie: An Illustrated Quarterly, 2 129  \nHumanist, Artist, and Scientist. A review of La Pensée italienne au XVIe siècle et le courant libertin andL’Éthique de Giordano Bruno et le deuxième dialogue du Spaccio, by J.-Roger Charbonnel 132  \nWar-paint and Feathers. A review of The Path on the Rainbow: An Anthology of Songs and Chantsfrom the Indians of North America, ed. George W. Cronyn 137  \nThe Method of Mr. Pound. A review of Quia Pauper Amavi, by Ezra Pound 141  \nOur Inaccessible Heritage. To the Editor of The Athenaeum 147 Mr. Pound and His Poetry. To the Editor of The Athenaeum 149 Ben Jonson 150  \nThe Preacher as Artist. A review of Donne’s Sermons: Selected Passages, ed. Logan Pearsall Smith 165  \nThe Duchess of Malfi at the Lyric: and Poetic Drama 170 The Local Flavour 176  \n1920  \nSwinburne as Poet 181  \nWilliam Blake 187  \nThe Phoenix Society. To the Editor of The Athenaeum 193 Euripides and Professor Murray 195  \nA Brief Treatise on the Criticism of Poetry 202  \nModern Tendencies in Poetry 212  \nCONTENTS [ vii  \nDante 226  \nThe Criticism of Poetry. To the Editor of the TLS 238 The Poetic Drama. A review of Cinnamon and Angelica: A Play, by  \nJohn Middleton Murry 240 Philip Massinger 244  \nArtists and Men of Genius. 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