Catalogue 1919/1920
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2 hours. 6 points. Pro- fessor Erskine.
251-252 — The English drama from the beginning to 1642. 2 hours. 6 points. Pro- fessor Thorndike.
255-256 — Modern drama. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Odell.
262 — Dr. Johnson and his circle. 2 hours. 3 points. Professor Wright.
267-268 — American literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Van Doren.
269-270 — English literary criticism. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Brewster.
301—302 — Research course. English language. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Krapp.
3...03-304 — Research course. Medieval literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Lawrence.
305—306 — Research course. Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, English and American literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Trent.
307-308 — Research course. Nineteenth century. Elizabethan drama. 2 hours.
6 points. Professor Thorndike.
309-310 — Research course. Comparative Literature. Professor Fletcher.
BARNARD COLLEGE A1-A2 — Composition. Professors Baldwin, Haller, and Howard, Miss Weeks, Miss Sturtevant, and Miss Latham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 hours. 6 points. Pro- fessor Erskine.
251-252 — The English drama from the beginning to 1642. 2 hours. 6 points. Pro- fessor Thorndike.
255-256 — Modern drama. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Odell.
262 — Dr. Johnson and his circle. 2 hours. 3 points. Professor Wright.
267-268 — American literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Van Doren.
269-270 — English literary criticism. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Brewster.
301—302 — Research course. English language. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Krapp.
3...03-304 — Research course. Medieval literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Lawrence.
305—306 — Research course. Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, English and American literature. 2 hours. 6 points. Professor Trent.
307-308 — Research course. Nineteenth century. Elizabethan drama. 2 hours.
6 points. Professor Thorndike.
309-310 — Research course. Comparative Literature. Professor Fletcher.
BARNARD COLLEGE A1-A2 — Composition. Professors Baldwin, Haller, and Howard, Miss Weeks, Miss Sturtevant, and Miss Latham.
What to read after Catalogue 1919/1920?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia University to read onlineMoreLess
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