Algernon Charles Swinburne, a critical study

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Ellis RobertsBy R.
THOMAS HARDY
AhercrombieBy Lasckllks
GEORGE GISSING
Frank SwikvertokBy
WILLIAM MORRIS
By John Drinkwateh
PEACOCKTHOMAS LOVE
FreemanBy A. Martinmt.t^y^'n ,ALGERNON CHARLES
SWINBURNE
STUDYA CRITICAL
BY
THOMASEDWARD
NEW YORK
MITCHELL KENNERLEY
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