Stendhal admire l'art d'écrire de Boileau, mais trouve

que son vers " sent la lampe " 552

3. Madame de Staël, assez peu bienveillante pour Boileau, demande une émancipation littéraire : De l'Allemagne (1810) 556

Conclusion 561

Bibliographie 567-601

Index 603

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I. Volney et l'Amérique, by Gilbert Chinard, 1923. 208 pa 3 Ictc UdJi

II. Chateaubriand et la Bible: Contribution à l'Etude des Sou\ , -, r— j- ••*-«- Shp AD, 1924. 166 pages.

III. The Genesis and Sources of Pierre Corneilles Tragédies from Médée to Pertharite, by Lawrence Melville Riddle, 1926, 222 pages.

IV. Chateaubriand and English Literature, by Meta Helena Miller, 1925. 204 pages.

V. Chryséide et Arimand: Tragi-Comédie de Jean Mairet (1625), par H. C. Lancaster, 1925. 174 pages.

VI. Gatien de Courtilz sieur du Verger, Etude sur un Précurseur du Roman Réaliste en France, par B. M. Woodbridge, 1925. 226 pages.

VII. Women's Costume in French Texts of the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries, by Eunice Rathbone Goddard, 1927. 266 pages.

VIII. The Astroiogical Works of Abraham Ibn Ezra: A literary and linguistic study with spécial référence to the Old French translation of Hagin, by Raphaël Levy, 1927. 176 pages.

IX. The Vocabulary of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre and its Relation to the French Romantic School, by John Nottingham Ware, 1927. 108 pages.

X. The Misterio de Los Reyes Magos: Its Position in the Development of the Mediaeval Legend of the Three Kings, by Winifred Sturtevant, 1927. 130 pages.

XI. Chateaubriand and Homer, with a study of some of the French sources of his dassical information, by Charles Randall Hart, 1928. 176 pages.

XII. The forerunners of Feniinism in French Literature of the Renaissance, by Lula McDowell Richardson, 1929. 178 pages.

XIII. A Forgotten French Dramatist, Gabriel Gilbert (1620P-1680?), by Eleanor J. Pellet. 1931. 361 pages. $3.00.

XIV. Alcionée: Tragédie de Pierre Du Ryer (1637), par Henry Carrington Lancaster, 1930. 114 pages.

XV. The Influence of Ariosto's Epie and Lyric Poetry on Ronsard and His Group, by Alice Cameron, 1930. 206 pages.

XVI. Claude de L'Estoille, Poet and Dramatist, 1597-1652, by .Richard Alexander Parker,

1930. 122 pages.

XVII. Saiil, Tragédie de Pierre Du Ryer (1639-1640), par Henry Carrington Lancaster,

1931. 120 pages.

XVIII. Chateaubriand and Virgil, by Louis Hastings Naylor, 1930. 226 pages.

XIX. Claude Billard, Minor French Dramatist of the Early Seventeenth Century, by Lancaster E. Dabney, 1931. 130 pages.

XX. The Tudors in French Drama, by L. Alfreda Hill, 1932. 176 pages.

XXI. Les Bâtards au Théâtre en France de la Renaissance à la Fin du XVIII« Siècle, par Maurice Baudin, 1932. 122 pages.

XXII. L'Œuvre d'André Mareschal: Auteur Dramatique, Poète et Romancier de la Période de Louis XIII, par Lionel Charles Durel, 1932. 136 pages.

XXIII. La Terre et les Morts dans l'œuvre de Chateaubriand, par Olga Longi, 1934. 135 pages.

XXIV. Chateaubriand et le Tasse, par Chandler B. Beall, 1934. 80 pages.

XXV. Voltaire as an Historian of Seventeenth-Century French Drama, by Robert Lowenstein,

1935. 195 pages.

XXVI. Tite: Tragi-Comédie de Jean Magnon (1660). Critical Edition, by Herman Bell,

1936. 139 pages.

XXVII. Man and Beast in French Thought of the Eighteenth Century, by Hester Hastings, 1936. 297 pages.

XXVIII. La Mesnardière's Poétique (1639): Sources and Dramatic Théories, by Helen Reese Reese, 1937. 241 pages.

XXIX. Five French Farces 1655-1694? A Critical Edition, by H. Carrington Lancaster, assisted by the members of his seminary, 1937. 141 pages.

XXX. A Contribution to the Study of the Descriptive Technique of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, by Margaret Louise Buchner, 1937. 184 pages.

XXXI. La Calprenède's Earamond: A Study of the Sources, Structure, and Réputation of the Novel, by Spire Pitou, Jr., 1938. 174 pages

XXXII. Charles Chevillet de Champmeslé, Actor and Dramatist 1642-1701: with a Critical Edition of his Hitherto Unpublished Play " La Veuve," by Joseph Frédéric Privitera, 1938. 179 pages.

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