The purpose of this thesis is to explore the available evidence concerning Eliot's theological beliefs--particularly as that evidence is found in his plays--in an attempt to define with as much accuracy as possible the understanding of Eliot's theology which provides the most adequate understanding of and enjoyment of Eliot's writings.

The purpose of this thesis is to "delve into the life and poetry of A. E. Housman to try to discover, not what made Housman the man he was, but why his poetry has appeal." p. 3

This thesis examines the life and history of author Henry James and discusses morality as a subject in three of his later novels.

Because of the lack of authoritative secondary material on the Mirror, the need for deeper study into the content of the Mirror appears necessary. In order to fill this need, this study has been undertaken to provide basic information about the Mirror's subject matter and the attitudes of its contributors.

Since the publication of Charles Williams' novels, first in England and more recently in the United States, comment has varied between the extremes of "major" and "intolerable." It is desired to confine this study to the seven novels.

The purpose of this study is to examine the various aspects of the role of Feste in order to determine his function in the play as a whole.

This thesis explores Milton's concept of God and the controversies surrounding his treatise and doctrines.

This thesis explores the use of music in Shakespeare's comedies, tragedies, histories and dramatic romances.

This thesis explores the themes love and death in the fiction writing of J. D. Salinger.

It is the purpose of this study to provide a survey of the way in which words combine with negative prefixes to form negative adjectives.

This study analyzes the contents of the "Lounger" to fill the vacuum caused by the lack of critical material on this eighteenth-century publication edited by Henry MacKenzie. This thesis catalogues the content of these one hundred and one essays and record their authorship. Specific areas, such as fashions, manners, morals, and literature, are dealt with in detail with emphasis on their reflecting the attitudes and social conditions of the period. Biographical information on the authors is given.