Archibald MacLeish
Macleish, Archibald - məklēshˈ, 1892–1982, American poet and public official, b. Glencoe, Ill., grad. Yale, 1915, LL.B Harvard, 1919. He practiced law for only three years and during the 1920s lived mostly in France. There he produced several volumes of verse, including The Pot of Earth (1925) and The Hamlet of A. MacLeish (1928). Conquistador (1932; Pulitzer Prize) is Read More...
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The Heel of Elohim: Science and Values in Modern American Poetry (Chap. VI "Archibald MacLeish: The Undigested Mystery")
by Hyatt Howe Waggoner. 238 pgs.
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On the Limits of Poetry, Selected Essays: 1928-1948 ("MacLeish's Conquistador" begins on p. 365)
by Allen Tate. 384 pgs.
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I Hear America ...: Literature in the United States since 1900 ("Archibald MacLeish" begins on p. 328)
by Vernon Loggins. 382 pgs.
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The Fascination of the Abomination Poems, Stories and Essays ("MacLeish and Democratic Pastoral" begins on p. 283)
by Reed Whittemore. 338 pgs.
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Playing It By: Literary Essays and Reviews ("MacLeish Revisited" begins on p. 36)
by William H. Pritchard. 274 pgs.
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