Tue Jan 31 20:17:45 2012 UTClccn-n50-255830.55Jude the obscure0.690.82God bless Karl Marx109578888C._H._Sissonn 50025583Sisson, C. H.Sisson, C. H. 1914-2003Sisson, Charles Hubert, 1914-Sisson, Charles Hubert, 1914-2003oca00060981lccn-n79-58744Lewis, Wyndham1882-1957lccn-n78-95495Dante Alighieri1265-1321lccn-n50-6754Schmidt, Michael1947-edtlccn-n80-67119Davie, Donaldlccn-n79-6943Catullus, Gaius Valeriuslccn-n79-33010Lucretius Carus, Tituslccn-n79-56234Church of Englandlccn-n82-135441Higgins, David H.lccn-n50-62000Fox, C. J.(Cyril James)1931-lccn-n81-76703Munton, Alan1945-Sisson, C. H.(Charles Hubert)1914-Sisson, C. H.(Charles Hubert)1914-100Mairet, Philip,--1886-1975Jude the obscure (Hardy, Thomas)HistoryPolitical and social viewsState, TheLibertyArs poetica (Horace)Literature and societySisson, C. H.--1914-2003Fantasy poetry, AmericanEnglandChurch of EnglandItalian poetryHeavenFrench poetryRomancesAeneas (Legendary character)Comparative governmentBagehot, Walter,--1826-1877La Fontaine, Jean de,--1621-1695English literatureTranslatorsIndiaBritishRacine, Jean,--1639-1699Athaliah,--Queen of JudahBritannicus,--41-55Phaedra (Greek mythology)DramaHellPurgatoryDidactic poetry, LatinPhilosophy, AncientPublic administrationPoets, EnglishPound, Ezra,--1885-1972Eliot, T. S.--1888-1965Political scienceLove poetry, LatinEpigrams, LatinElegiac poetry, LatinRomeBiographyCatullus, Gaius ValeriusPoetryGreat BritainCriticism, interpretation, etc.PoetryEnglish poetryTranslations19141950195119531955195919601961196219631965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998200020012002200320082009201010957888813058book821.914pr6037.i78ocn652342470ocn002063073ocn654528163ocn000748472ocn003334358ocn648504647ocn001021302ocn079947238ocn569989649ocn010502169ocn003981755ocn439067355ocn441182036ocn496062167ocn328641784ocn174704201ocn496106014ocn462678460ocn439067355ocn464463604ocn441182036ocn7212802151994596937109018ocn000209724sw000209724:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19710.68Sisson, C. HEnglish poetry, 1900-1950: an assessment914112713ocn039503915sw000118115:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19810.67Dante AlighieriThe divine comedy+-+07508374656846939ocn001021302sw000748472:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19670.57Catullus, Gaius ValeriusThe poetry of Catullus4834834ocn011677565sw011677565:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1984Sisson, C. HCollected poems, 1943-1983+-+334908103540241510ocn004966838sw000044602:lccn-n50-25583Truebook19780.55Hardy, ThomasJude the obscure39341211ocn002803809sw000172452:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19760.72Lucretius Carus, TitusDe rerum natura = The poem on nature+-+82041406953713906ocn014002080sw014002080:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1987Racine, JeanBritannicus ; Phaedra ; AthaliahTragedies3694227ocn001950087sw001950087:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19590.77Sisson, C. HThe spirit of British administration and some European comparisons35737911ocn000910601sw000910601:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19740.74Sisson, C. HIn the Trojan ditch : collected poems & selected translations3503502ocn005178346sw000282683:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19790.75La Fontaine, Jean deSome tales of La Fontaine3073084ocn000314620sw000314620:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19720.77Sisson, C. HThe case of Walter Bagehot2752753ocn060051804sw000081798:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19830.67The song of Roland2742957ocn013859560sw000010654:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19860.64VirgilThe Aeneid+-+79022351952712712ocn005355364sw005355364:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19780.71Sisson, C. HThe avoidance of literature : collected essays [of] C.H. Sisson25228513ocn011981529sw001912451:lccn-n50-25583Truebook19840.70Sisson, C. HChristopher Homm2412405ocn002856974sw002856974:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19760.74Sisson, C. HAnchises : poems2202307ocn016092520sw016092520:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19870.82Sisson, C. HGod bless Karl Marx2202229ocn006480181sw006480181:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19800.76Sisson, C. HExactions21322510ocn032131674sw032131674:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1995Poe, Edgar AllanPoems and essays on poetryThe American poet Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) has suffered as many posthumous buffets and reversals in his reputation as he did in his life. Even before Baudelaire translated his stories and Mallarme his poems, he was revered in France, while in Britain and even in America his work came to seem haunted, weird, its merits subsumed in the gothic drama of a life drunk (in every sense) to the lees, and early over. Many readers know his poems by heart but are wary of confessing an enthusiasm for lines so sonorous and unfashionable. This edition includes all Poe's poetry and three of his most influential essays. C.H. Sisson in his introduction makes measured claims for an original and challenging writer, siding with Baudelaire, Gautier, Mallarme and Valery in singling out the unlikely and powerful qualities in Poe's language, qualities inherent in his subject-matter and realised in his verse. 'There is,' Sisson declares, 'a small handful of Poe's poems which are of clarity and luminosity which make most of the poetry of the nineteenth century look muddy.' His poetry, 'enjoyable but not explicable', attempts 'the rhythmical creation of beauty'.+-+12821406952052076ocn001499324sw001499324:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19650.76Sisson, C. HArt and action1901894ocn018949943sw018949943:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19890.83Sisson, C. HOn the look-out : a partial autobiography149154ocn033440105sw010579358:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1996Sisson, C. HSelected poemsPoems read by the author, followed by an interview with Michael Schmidt.103977ocn029914602sw029914602:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19920.87Sisson, C. HEnglish perspectives : essays on liberty and government21211ocn040706435sw040706435:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19980.80Christmann, StefanieOrdnung und Konservatismus : àˆsthetische und politische Tendenzen in der englischen Lyrik nach 1945 : Studien zu den lyrischen Werken von Donald Davie, Philip Larkin und Charles Sisson1013ocn047272717sw047272717:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook20010.87Sisson, C. HC.H. Sisson313ocn053346423sw053346423:lccn-n50-25583Falsescor20010.83Sisson, C. HC.H. Sisson selected poems221ocn046827840sw046827840:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook19840.67C.H. Sisson at seventy122ocn702135903sw086131369:lccn-n50-25583FalsemixdDavie, DonaldDonald Davie papers, 1926-1995 (bulk 1970-1990)Correspondence consists mainly of letters to Davie from poets, literary critics, and publishers discussing the literary world, the academic environment, Davie's writings, and the writing of others. Writings include research materials, drafts, and clippings of reviews for books by Davie; drafts of articles, lectures, poems, and reviews by Davie; and writings by others. The collection also includes journals and notebooks by Davie that contain notes and drafts of writings. There are some personal papers, such as biographical clippings, as well as a few subject files on literary people.112ocn489564501sw489564501:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1984Sisson, C. HBlackdown112ocn489564490sw489564490:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1980Sisson, C. HA word of apology112ocn489563944sw489563944:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1975Sisson, C. HFrom The Corridor112ocn489563111sw489563111:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1979Sisson, C. HPoetry and politicsOne of a series of articles and comments on the quarrel of Poetry Nation Review (PNR) and Stand.112ocn173259846sw173259846:lccn-n50-25583FalsemixdHoly Door records, 1965-1966This collection contains about 155 manuscripts, mostly typed, covering all but eight of the poems and essays published in the Holy Door, a little magazine which was the apparent successor to James Liddy's Arena. Also included are approximately thirty unpublished manuscripts and 140 items of correspondence, mostly concerning publication of, and payment for, submissions to the magazine. Much of the correspondence is from the contributors to publisher Brian Lynch, although there are some letters addressed to James Liddy as well. There are also copies of the three issues of the magazine (one a xerox copy), and a photograph of Brian Lynch and three others.111ocn702137163sw000927880:lccn-n50-25583Falsemixd0.77Agenda records, 1914-1985 (bulk 1969-1984)Agenda Records consist of materials from the production files of Agenda magazine from volume 7, number 3 (1969) through volume 22 (1984), with related financial records, and additional materials from William Cookson's files. Writings include works submitted for publication in Agenda or the Agenda Editions and consist of articles, poems, and reviews in holograph, typescript, galley and proof form, many bearing annotations by editor or author. The production files contain advertising copy, notes, and galleys and proofs of issues. The correspondence is between William Cookson and contributors, his associate editor Peter Dale, and other business associates. Additional papers include business papers, photographs, and a small number of printed works. Also included are papers concerning William Cookson's writing and editing activities outside of his work at Agenda.111ocn489564521sw489564521:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1998Ulysses (Firm)Modern first editions [bookseller's catalog111ocn489563870sw489563870:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1990Oxley, WilliamInterview with C. H. Sisson111ocn489563855sw489563855:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1980University of BristolDegree congregation of 9th July 1980, at 11.15 a.m111ocn489563352sw489563352:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1962Seymour-Smith, MartinC. H. Sisson111ocn489563115sw489563115:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1979Munton, AlanUnderstanding the leftOne of a series of articles and comments on the quarrel of Poetry Nation Review (PNR) and Stand.111ocn489563113sw489563113:lccn-n50-25583Falsebook1979Wyatt, JiriOur political coming of ageOne of a series of articles and comments on the quarrel of Poetry Nation Review (PNR) and Stand.+-+0750837465Wed Feb 01 03:00:24 EST 2012batch23529