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Harvard Studies in Romance Languages

Harvard Studies in Romance Languages was a monographic series of Romance-language literature criticism associated with Harvard University.

Publication History

The first Harvard Studies in Romance Languages volume was published in 1915. The first copyright-renewed issue is v. 7, © August 4, 1930. We know of no actively copyright-renewed contributions. (More details) It has continued into the 21st century, with volumes published as recently as 2013.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1915: We list volume 1, "The Poetry of Giacomo da Lentino, Sicilian Poet of the Thirteenth Century", edited by Ernest F. Langley.
• 1916: We list volume 2, "Maistre Charles Fontaine, Parisien" by Richmond Laurin Hawkins.
• 1917: We list volume 3, "Four Essays" by Murray Anthony Potter.
• 1920: We list volume 4, "French Classicism", by C. H. C. Wright.
• 1923: HathiTrust has volume 5, "La Comédie de Moeurs en France au Dix-Neuvième Siècle, Tome I: De Picard à Scribe (1795-1815)", by Louis Allard. Access may be restricted outside the United States. Later volumes of this work may still be under copyright.
• 1927: We list volume 6, "French Poetry and Modern Industry, 1830-1870", by Elliott Mansfield Grant.

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