Harry T. Moore

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Harry Thornton Moore was born in 1908 in Oakland, California. He was awarded Guggenheim fellowships for English Literature in 1958 and 1960. He published works on the lives and writings of D.H. Lawrence, Henry James, E.M. Foster, and John Steinbeck. He also wrote literary criticism for The New Republic. His works on Lawrence included a biography entitled Priest of Love (1954), which was the basis for a 1981 film; The Collected Letters of D.H. Lawrence (1962); and D.H. Lawrence and His World (1966). He died in Carbondale, Illinois in 1981.-Boston College

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D.H. Lawrence and Italy
Representative edition published 2008
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Literary Lifelines
Representative edition published 1981
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Phoenix
Representative edition published 1968
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The human prospect
Representative edition published 1955
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Poste Restante
Representative edition published 2022
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Frieda Lawrence and Her Circle
Representative edition published 1981
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The Priest of Love
Representative edition published 1981
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Twentieth Century Russian Literature
Representative edition published 1976
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Greatest Fire
Representative edition published 1973
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Contemporary British novelists
Representative edition published 1971
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Jules Laforgue
Representative edition published 1969
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Twentieth-Century French Literature Since World War Two
Representative edition published 1966
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Twentieth-Century French Literature to World War II
Representative edition published 1966
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Simone Weil
Representative edition published 1966
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E. M. Forster
Representative edition published 1965
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Plays of Eugene O'Neill
Representative edition published 1965
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E.M.Forster (Modern Writers)
Representative edition published 1965
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D. H. Lawrence
Representative edition published 1964
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