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John Henry Raleigh (1920–2001)

Author of The Chronicle of Leopold and Molly Bloom: Ulysses As Narrative

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Includes the names: John H. Raleigh, ed. John Henry Raleigh

Works by John Henry Raleigh

The Chronicle of Leopold and Molly Bloom: Ulysses As Narrative (1977) 9 copies

Twentieth century interpretations of The iceman cometh; a collection of critical essays (1968) 9 copies

The Plays of Eugene O'Neill (1967) 6 copies

History and the individual, a college reader (1962) 3 copies

Matthew Arnold and American culture (2022) 2 copies

Time Place and Idea: Essays on the Novel (1968) 1 copy

HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN BY SIR WALTER SCOTT 1 copy

Eugene O'Neill: The Man and His Works (1969) 1 copy

Time, place, and idea; essays on the novel 1 copy

Associated Works

O'Neill: A Collection of Critical Essays (1964) — Contributor — 30 copies

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Common Knowledge

Legal name: Raleigh, John Henry
Other names: Raleigh, Jack (known as)
Birthdate: 1920
Date of death: 2001
Gender: male
Education: Princeton University (PhD)
Wesleyan University (BA)
Occupations: professor
Organizations: University of California, Berkeley

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Works: 9
Also by: 1
Members: 33
Popularity: #421,955
Rating: 4.0

ISBNs: 9

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