University of Washington Chapbooks - No.1 - Short Vieto of Menckenism—In Menckenese

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An illustrated chapbook cataloged as University of Washington Chapbooks, providing a numbered series of literary and artistic works. The excerpt lists multiple issues with authors, including pieces focused on Menckenism, nature and painting, block-print rhyme collections, dramatic censorship, and literary criticism. It also includes Japanese-related translations, woodcuts, and interpretive dialogues, showing a curated range of modern and classical literary topics within a University of British Columbia Library context.

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CategoryLiterature

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Pages48

Reading Time1 h 14 min

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No.1. Short Vieto of Menckenism—In Menckenese

No.2. The Painter Looks at Nature

No.3. Four and Ttwenty Block-Prints for Four and Ttwenry Rhymer

No.4. Edipus or Pollyana, With a Note on Dramatic Censorship

No.5. Sinclair Lewois: Our Own Diogenes

No.6. D.H. Latorence. An Indiscretion

No.7. Lillian Gish. An Interpretation

No.8. England and Ireland: Tewelve Woodcuts

Monsieur de Balzac entertains a visitor.byPierreBoving.STORAGE-1T MLPC # LPA一D46CU.B.C.LIBRAY U.B.C.LIBRARY千· UnwexswzhingCAT NO.Pa2Q2180.LACC.NO. 29.826 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CHAPBOOKS No.1.△ Short Vieto of Menckenism—In Menckenese By JosEPH B.HARRISONNo.2.The Painter Looks at NatureBy WALTER F.IsAACBNo.3.Four and Ttwenty Block-Prints for Four and Ttwenry RhymerOld Nursery Rhymes Illustrated by Students at the Univer-sity of Washington,under the Direction of HELEN RHODEENo.4.Edipus or Pollyana,With a Note on Dramatic CensorshipBy BARRETT H.CLARXNo.5.Sinclair Lewois:Our Own Diogenes By VERNON Lou1s PARRINGTONNo.6.D.H.Latorence.An IndiscretionBy RICHARD ALDINGTONNo.7.Lillian Gish.An InterpretationBy EDWARD WAGENKNECHTNo.8.England and Ireland:Tewelve Woodcuts By RICHARD BENNXTTWith a Foreword by Zona Gale No.9.Three Women Poets of Modern Japan.A Book of TranslationsBy GLgNN HuGHES AND YozAN T.IwASAKINo.10.The Haunted Biographer.Dialogues of the Dead By GAMALIRL BRADFORDNo.11.The Journal of Kenkō.Musings of a Japanese Qoheleth in theFourteenth CenturyBy HERBERT H.GowENNo.12.Christopher Morley:Multi ex UnoBy BABBTTB HuoHEJNo.13.Remy de Gourmont:AModern Man of Letters By RICHARD ALDINGTONNo.14.Ta Hio:The Great Learning.Newoly Rendered into theAmerican LanguageBy EzRA PoUNDNo.15.Hawaii:Twelve WoodcusBy AMBROSE PATTERSONNo.16.Bovarysm:The ArL-Philosophy oj Jules de Gaultier By WiLMOT E.ELLISNo.17.Fifteen Poets of Modern Japan.A Book of TranslationsBy GLENN HuGHES AND YozAN T.IwASAXINo.18.Newo England:Ttwelve Woodcuts By ERNEST THORNE THOMPSONNo.19.The Art of Eugene O'NeillBy JosEPHT.SHIPLRYNo.20.Clio and Mr.CroceBy ALLEN RoGERS BENHAMNo.21.Victoria,B.C.:Twelve WoodcutsBy V¹oLA PATTERSONNo.22.A Precursor of Perry,or The Story of Takano NagahideBy HERBERT H.GowENNo.23.Monsieur De Balzac Entertains a VisitorBy PIERRE LoVINGIN PREPARATIONNo.24.The Crisis of the FilmBy JonN GoULD FLETCHER — Digitized by the Internet Archivein 2010 with funding fromUniversity of British Columbia Library

FAQs

What is the document’s main series or collection name?

The excerpt identifies the series as “UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CHAPBOOKS.”

How are the contents organized in the excerpt?

Items are organized as numbered issues (e.g., “No.1,” “No.2,” etc.), each followed by a title and author line.

What types of works are included across the listed issues?

The listed issues span literary criticism and interpretation, illustrated poetry and rhymes, woodcuts, translations, and dramatic/cultural commentary.

Sep 21, 2026

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