Ellis, R. (Exeter) The Evergreen Review. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) M.A.Google Scholar

Fullerton, J. A. (Exeter) Swedish Expressionism and the American cinema: A study of Sjostrom and Stiller. (M. L. H. L. Weaver)Google Scholar

Gibbs, M. R. (Exeter) New structural methods in the contemporary American arts. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) M.A.Google Scholar

Higgs, M. S. (Edinburgh) Iron architecture in Britain and America (1706–1880) with special reference to the development of the portable building. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Mayor, D. (Exeter) The Flexus Group (M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Neale, S. (Exeter) The Westerns of Sam Peckinpah and Arthur Penn. (M. L. H. L. Weaver; M. Gidley) M.A.Google Scholar

Petley, J. (Exeter) Fritz Lang. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) M.A.Google Scholar

Rayns, A. K. G. (Exeter) Expressionism in the American cinema. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Richards, J. M. (London, UC) Politics, religion and society in the films of John Ford. (J.Leahy) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Roast, K. B. (Manchester) Modern American films and fiction. (S. D. Cashman) M.A.Google Scholar

MrsShaw, D. M. (Exeter) A study of a major television series from a literary and sociological point of view. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) M.A.Google Scholar

Shindler, C. (Cambridge, Cai.) The effect of the cinema on American history between the two world wars. (S. Thernstrom) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsSzekely, G. M. (Edinburgh) The beginnings of abstraction in America: art and theory in Alfred Stieglitz's New York circle. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Wade, Amanda E. (Exeter) The New York ‘school’ of poets and painters. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Ball, D. B. (London, L.S.E.) Confederate war finance 1861–65: economic policy-making in the South during the American Civil War. (J. Potter) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissBrown, J. (Sheffield) A comparison of the political activities of trade unions in Britain and the U.S., 1899–1914. (S. Pollard) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Butler, S. M. (St Andrews) Trade between Glasgow and the American Colonies in the eighteenth century. (G. Seed) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Collins, B. W. (Cambridge, Cla.) Nineteenth century American economic history (J. R. Pole) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Dawson, A. (Sheffield) The extent and significance of Socialism within some sections of the American labour movement, 1898–1917. (S. Pollard) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Dedman, M. J. (London, L.S.E.) Aspects of youth organisation in England, 1870–1914 (with U.S. comparisons). (Charlotte Erickson; D. E. Baines) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsGottlieb, A. Z. (London, L.S.E.) The regulation of the coal mining industry in Illinois with special reference to the influence of British miners and British precedents, 1870–1911. (Charlotte Erickson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Gribble, I. A. (Sheffield) Labour supply in Great Britain and U.S. 1770–1860 – a comparative study. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsHollowell, M. P. (Southampton) U.S. neutrality as a constraint on British freedom of action in waging economic warfare, 1914–17. (A. J. Hanna) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissHorne, G. M. (London, L.S.E.) Mary Anderson and the development of protective legislation for women in the U.S., 1890–1938. (Charlotte Erickson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hughes, I. B. (Edinburgh) Port workers in Britain and the U.S., 1870–1914. (T. C. Smout; O. D. Edwards) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Manley, J. (Edinburgh) Afro-American economic thought, 1865–1915. M.Litt.Google Scholar

Shergold, P. R. (London, L.S.E.) The standard of life of manual workers in the first decade of the twentieth century: a comparative study of Birmingham, U.K. and Pittsburgh, U.S. (Charlotte Erickson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissWood, E. N. (Birmingham) Poverty in colonial America. (R. C. Simmons) M.A.Google Scholar

Wynn, D. R. (London, L.S.E.) Immigration and labour in the U.S., 1890–1920, with special reference to the United Mine Workers. (Charlotte Erickson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Chorney, H. R. (London, L.S.E.) The role of the multinational corporation in regional economic development with particular reference to the secular growth of U.S. direct investment in Canada. (M. J. Desai) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Forsyth, D. J. C. (Strathclyde) American investment in manufacturing industries in Scotland. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Hu, Y.-S. (Oxford, Nuff.) American investment and European industry and technology: two case studies of the computer and automobile industries. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Kellems, Vivien (Edinburgh) Federal and State finance in the U.S. (J. P. Cornford; H. J. Hanham) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Knight, R. E. V. (London, L.S.E.) Employment expansion and metropolitan trade. An analysis of 368 metropolitan labour markets in the U.S. over the period 1940–1960. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Vaughan, R. N. (Cambridge, Fitzw.) The interpersonal distribution of private national wealth, with particular reference to U.K. and U.S. (F. H. Hahn) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Boyd, D. P. (Oxford, S. Edm.) Elites and their education: patterns of recruitment and mobility. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Chandra, S. (London, Ins. Ed.) Student unrest, a comparative study of U.K., U.S. and India. (K.C. Mukherjee; B. Holmes) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissCleland, D. M. (London, Ins. Ed.) Science in-service training of teachers in England and the U.S. (B. Holmes; J. A. Lauwerys) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissCraig, E. C. (London, Ins. Ed.) Language teaching for deaf children since the early nineteenth century particularly in Great Britain and the U.S. (B. Pattison) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Davison, A. J. (Sussex) The moulding of the immigrant education in New York city, 1890–1925. (M. Cunliffe) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Edgell, D. (Manchester) Education of blacks in America. (L. Kushnick) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissFear, J. M. (London, U.C.) American Indian education: the reservation schools, 1870–1900. (M. A. Jones) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsHoward, J. B. (London, Ins. Ed.) Changing opinions in the USSR about American educational thought and practice 1920–70. (B. Holmes) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsMartin, G. C. (London, Ins. Ed.) A study of the aspects of British education in primary schools with specific reference to the concept of open schools or informal learning and the adaptation of aspects of the British system to American schools. (B. Holmes) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Skilbeck, M. (London, Ins. Ed.) Education and the reconstruction of culture: a critical study of twentieth century English and American theories. Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissTeitelbaum, V. S. (Oxford, S.Ant.) Some aspects of innovation in American schools. (A. H. Halsey) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Zeldin, D. (London, Ins. Ed.) A comparative study of some aspects of service to the community by teenagers in England and the U.S. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Bentley, J. C. (London, Bk.C.) The changing location of the primary metal industry in Allegheny County (Pa.) 1870–1970. (J. F. Davis) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Burges, A. (Southampton) Elevator location in the Prairie grain industry. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Coyne, J. (London, Bk.C.) The changing image of a resource frontier region: Alaska 1867–1906. (E. M. Campbell) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Cullis, H. R. (London, Bk.C.) Trade of the Lake Erie ports of Ohio, 1955–72. (J. F. Davis) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Drover, G. G. (London, L.S.E.) Urban residential densities: A comparison of policies with particular reference to London and New York 1945–70. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Fraser, C. S. (London, L.S.E.) New community development in North America: its relevance to planning in Britain. (R. C. Estall; D. R. Diamond) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Goodenough, R. A. (London, Bk.C.) Changing land-use patterns in central California. (J. F. Davis) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Johnson, A. W. (Sheffield) The socio-economic differences between whites and non-whites in the large cities of the U.S. M.A.Google Scholar

MrsLouis, A. S. (Oxford, Linacre) Social organization of the Romany in America. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Powers, J. B. (London, U.C.) The relationship between planning education and planning practice in the U.S. since 1909. M.Phil.*Google Scholar

Richards, S. H. (Oxford, Mansf.) New England and the frontier myth: myth making in a literate culture. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

Taylor, C. J. (Edinburgh) Geographical implications of crime in American cities. (J. W. Watson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Weinstein, M. B. (Oxford) The uses and values of space in the central business district of Philadelphia; a case study. (J. G. Gottmann) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Zoll, S. (Cambridge, Cl.H.) A study of the effects of increasing densities in the central areas of American cities. (M. Brawne)Google Scholar

Adams, M. (Sussex) Our masters the rebels: the North and the myth of a martial South 1861–65. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Allan, Patricia M. L. (Glasgow) Radicalism during the American Civil War. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Babuscio, J. N. (London, U.C.) The practical Christianity of Adin Ballou. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Badger, A. J. (Hull) The New Deal and North Carolina: the Tobacco Programme 1933–40. (P. A. M. Taylor) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Barnes, C. (York) The Harlem Plot 1935. (H. Wilson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsBarnes, R. (York) New York in the 1930s: the Father Divine Movement. (H.Wilson) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MissBeardsmore, V. (Kent) The development of the Lincoln myth in the U.S. and U.K. (Christine Bolt; D. M. Turley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Brookes, A. A. (Hull) British-Canadian migrants in Boston, Mass., 1860–1900. (P. A. M. Taylor) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Bunkle, P. E. (Oxford, S.Ant.) Reform and reaction in the Northern United States in the ante-bellum period. (H. G. Nicholas) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Condon, T. M. (Birmingham) The decline of the Spanish Californianos after the American conquest, with special reference to the de la Guerra family. (A. E. Campbell) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Crandall, G. F. (Oxford, Univ.) Black Power in the Deep South: a study of the Freedom Movement in Alabama and Mississippi since the civil rights period. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Crawford, M. S. (Oxford, Linacre) The Times and America in the nineteenth century. (H. G. Nicholas) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Dillon, J. E. (Liverpool) Banastre Tarleton – general and politician. (W. J. Rowe) M.A.Google Scholar

Dixon, J. T. (Leeds) Aspects of Yorkshire emigration to North America, 1760–1880. (J. A. Woods) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Dutton, B. C. (Leeds) A study of the relation between Britain and the Deep South colonies, 1702–42. (J. A. Woods) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Edwards, P. M. (St Andrews) Scottish role in Midlands America. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Elsberg, J. W. (Cambridge, Joh.) American Puritans and the English Civil War 1640–1660. (H. C. Porter) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsFenstermaker, M. (Kent) John Wesley Powell and the myth of the West. (D. M. Turley) M.A.Google Scholar

Finnie, Helen M. (Edinburgh) Scottish attitudes to Reconstruction. (G. A. Shepperson; O. D. Edwards) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Fisher, D. (Edinburgh) Home Colony: an American experiment in anarchism. M.Litt.*Google Scholar

Grayburn, J. R. (Glasgow) The influence of the Pacific on American governmental and trade policy from about 1840–1850. (W. R. Brock) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hackett, D. L. A. (Oxford, New) Jacksonian democracy in Louisiana, 1828–44. (H. G. Nicholas) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Holmes, R. J. (Ulster) Comparative study of the Irish in the labour movements of Boston, Mass., and Belfast.Google Scholar

Hopkinson, M. A. (Cambridge, Cai.) The Irish in American politics, 1846–80. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Ickringill, S. J. S. (Cambridge, Chur.) Some small states and their interests at the Philadelphia constitutional convention of 1787. (J. R. Pole) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Isherwood, P. (Birmingham) The Mountain Men, image and reality. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Kean, A. A. A. F. (Sussex) Education and the growth of party in the U.S., 1790–1850. (M. Cunliffe) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Kenin, R. M. (Oxford, Magd.) The British Consular establishment in the U.S., 1786–1865. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Kidd, S. S. (Keele) Portents of planning under the National Recovery Administration. (D. K. Adams) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Lennon, J. F. (Manchester) The foreign language Press of Chicago and social issues 1880–1920. (M. A. Jones) M.A.Google Scholar

Lynn, G. (Sussex) Orestes Brownson: an intellectual radical in Jacksonian America. (Cora Lushington) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MacDonald, Florette (Leeds) The attitude of Lancashire and other cotton manufacturing districts of Britain to the American Civil War. (J. A,. Woods) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Maguire, E. M. W. (Oxford, S.Joh.) Diverse approaches to the history of modern Hawaii. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

Martin, G. W. (Cambridge, Magd.) Relations between Great Britain and U.S.A. with particular reference to the future of British North America, 1840–67. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Medway, D. C. (Hull) Comparative studies of Negro leaders. (J. White) M.A.Google Scholar

Minto, P. (Sussex) The idea of the lost cause in the American South, 1865–1920. D. Phil.*Google Scholar

Mirick, H. D. (Cambridge, King's) The voluntary welfare movement in Leeds and Philadelphia during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. (G. S. R. Kitson Clark) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Morgan, P. D. (London, U.C.) Religion and race relations in eighteenth and early nineteenth century America. (M. A. Jones) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Morrison, M. F. (Southampton) The political relations between the English dissenters and the New England colonies, 1700–50. (P. S. Haffenden) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Murphy, M. J. (Nottingham) British views of American racial minorities 1917–1945; with special reference to travel literature. (R. C. Reinders) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Myrans, C. A. (London, U.C.) The Office of Royal Governor: a study in British Colonial administration in provincial and revolutionary Massachusetts 1741–1774. (I. R. Christie) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Nash, R. C. (Cambridge, Emm.) English trade with the North American colonies 1620–88. (D. C. Coleman)Google Scholar

Neiditch, H. M. (Cambridge, Joh.) The origin of American expansion: the foreign policy of the Jackson administration. (J. R. Pole) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissNettleship, L. S. (Sussex) Women in the Settlement Movement in London and Chicago: 1880–1914. (M. Cunliffe) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Palmer, D. H. (Nottingham) The American Negro soldier in World War I. (R. C. Reinders) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Pollard, D. A. M. (Liverpool) An analytic study of literary and historical documents to illustrate the American way of life from Jackson to Hoover. (W. J. Rowe) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Ratcliffe, D. J. (Durham) Politics and electoral behaviour in Ohio 1820–55. (W. R. Ward) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Reed, J. C. (Birmingham) The Virginia Assembly to 1740. (R. C. Simmons) M.A.Google Scholar

Riach, D. C. (Edinburgh) The Irish factor in the American anti-slavery movement. (G. A. Shepperson; O. D. Edwards) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Robertson, J. A. (London, U.C.) Ideas of ‘Anglo-Saxonism’ in the U.S. and the U.K., 1800–1870. (H. C. Allen) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Rosenzweig, R. A. (Cambridge, Joh.) Organizations of the unemployed in Britain and the U.S. during the depression of the 1930s. (J. A. Garraty) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Sancton, T. A. (Oxford, Ball.) English reactions to the American War. (A. E. Campbell) B.Litt.Google Scholar

Shaw, G. R. (Birmingham) Attitudes to Western growth and development, 1783–1804. (A. E. Campbell) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Spackman, S. G. F. (Cambridge, Joh.) National authority in the U.S. A study of concepts and controversy in Congress, 1870–75. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Stokes, M. B. (Oxford, Nuff.) The origins of the progressive mind in the U.S. with special reference to some influences. (A. E. Campbell) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsSutton, S. (Liverpool) Virginian trade 1607–60. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Tadman, M. (Hull) Domestic slave trade of South Carolina, 1790–1860. (J. White) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Thompson, W. J. (Southampton) Colonial administration in the Chesapeake: a study of the origin and development of the minor offices in Virginia and Maryland 1625–1715. (P. S. Haffenden) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Trevail, J. J. (Edinburgh) British opinion of the Negro question with special reference to prominent travellers, 1877–1932. M.Litt.Google Scholar

Tulloch, H. A. (Cambridge, King's) An enquiry into James Bryce's interpretation of American democracy, with particular reference to The American Commonwealth. (D. H. V. Brogan) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Walker, I. C. (Bath) Clay tobacco pipes, with particular reference to the Bristol industry. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Walsh-Atkins, P. G. (Oxford, Hertf.) Shelburne and America 1763–83. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Ward, R. C. (Leeds) The opposition of North of England merchants to Lord North's American policy. (J. A. Woods) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Watson, G. E. (Glasgow) American economic sanctions and Britain 1806–1812. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Wicks, C. R. E. (Southampton) British policy in relation to the commerce of the U.S., 1807–12, with special reference to the influence of James Stephen. (P. S. Haffenden) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Williamson, M. H. (Oxford, S. Ann.) Examination and re-analysis of the early sources relating to the Powhatan Confederacy of Tidewater Virginia in the seventeenth century. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

MissAllen, B. M. M. (London, U.C.) Problems of international law in Anglo-American relations, 1790–1812. (M. A. Jones) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Anelay, T. R. (Keele) The myth of Yalta, 1945–55. (D. K. Adams) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Bater, B. B. (Cambridge, Trin.) The United Nations as an instrument of peace and collective security as perceived by the U.S. Senate. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Bowen, N. S. F. (Cambridge, Magd.) The economic and political relations between Argentina, Britain and the U.S. during the Second World War. (D. C. M. Platt) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Boyce, R. W. D. (London, L.S.E.) The political dimension of Britain's economic relations with France and America, 1929–33. (D. C. Watt) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Brown, S. A. J. (Bradford) U.S. diplomacy and the Irish question 1914–22: a comparison of Irish-American and British government activities. (P. H. Coles) Ph.D. (Ext.)Google Scholar

Bybelezer, H. M. (Cambridge, Joh.) The origins of the Cold War as having its roots in the diplomatic history of the allied powers during the latter stages of World War II. (Mrs Z. S. Steiner)Google Scholar

Cole, S. M. (Cambridge, Joh.) Great power rivalry in the eastern Mediterranean and Red Sea c. 1914–40, with special reference to Italian expansionist aims and achievements. (F. M. Hinsley)Google Scholar

Evans, B. J. (Manchester) The impact of the New Deal on Britain. (D. J. S. Morris) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Freedman, L. D. (Oxford, Nuff.) The definition of the Soviet threat in strategic arms decisions of the U.S. 1961–72. (M. E. Howard) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MissGilbert, L. M. (Oxford, Linacre) American Negro leaders and Britain 1890–1915. (K. Kirkwood) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Gilman, E. (London, K.C.) Anglo-American relations in the age of Roosevelt and Chamberlain. (L. W. Martin) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Gordon, Kathleen (Sussex) The Vietnam War and the Philippine campaign: a comparative study. (M. Cunliffe) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissHall, A. (Liverpool) Anglo-American relations from the early 1960s to 1973. (D. R. Morgan) M.A.Google Scholar

Hennessy, P. J. (London, L.S.E.) A critique of Revisionist writings on the origins and development of the Cold War. (D. C. Watt) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hughes, E. J. (Cambridge, Pemb.) Anglo-American relations and planning for the maintenance of peace, 1943–45. (F. H. Hinsley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hurstfield, J. G. (Oxford, Ch. Ch.) American attitudes and American policy towards France 1940–44. (H. G. Nicholas) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Ilan, A. (Oxford, S. Ant.) The origin and development of American intervention in Britain's Palestine policy, 1938–47. (Miss E. Monroe) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Kernek, S. J. (Cambridge, Jes.) The British government's reactions to Woodrow Wilson on questions of peace, December 1916–November 1918. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Kitching, J. D. G. (London, K.C.) A comparison of British and American military policies in South East Asia 1945–70. (L. W. Martin) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Latter, R. (London, L.S.E.) Perceptions in U.S. foreign policy. (G. L. Goodwin) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Lee, B. A. (Cambridge, Cla.) Anglo-American relations 1939–43 (F. H. Hinsley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

McCulloch, T. K. (London, U.C.) The Senate and American foreign policy, 1919–41. (M. A. Jones) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MacDonald, C. A. (Oxford, Keble) The Roosevelt administration and British appeasement 1936–39. (A. E. Campbell) D.Phil.Google Scholar

McGuinn, B. J. (St Andrews) The Suez Crisis: American policy and British reactions. B.Phil.*Google Scholar

Macrow, J. R. (London, L.S.E.) Western interpretations of Chinese Communism, 1921–71. (Coral Bell) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Nunnerley, D. (Kent) A special relationship – a study of Anglo-American relations at the time of the Kennedy administration. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Ovendale, R. (Oxford, New) The influence of U.S. and Dominion opinion on the formation of British foreign policy 1937–39. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Owers, G. (Liverpool) Anglo-American relations 1937–41. (J. A. Kentleton) M.A.Google Scholar

Oxman, S. A. (Oxford, New) British response to President Wilson's peace efforts, 1914–1917. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Palmer, J. G. (London, L.S.E.) American defense policy and the Vietnam war. M.Phil.*Google Scholar

Pudlo, M. A. (Wales, Aberystwyth) The Vietnam war and the politics of U.S. military intervention 1961–4. (R. Ovendale) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Purchase, I. C. (Keele) Diplomatic and political aspects of the Anglo-American ‘special relationship’ since 1945. (D. K. Adams) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Rees, M. S. (London, L.S.E.) Anglo-American relations as affected by Britain's application to join the E.E.C. in 1967. (G. L. Goodwin) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Rusiecki, P. (London, U.C.) Anglo-American naval relations, 1900–17. (M. A Jones) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Sargent, R. E. (Edinburgh) A comparative study of Soviet and American concepts of nuclear deterrence. (J. Erickson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Scott, K. B. (Glasgow) British reaction to the New Deal, 1932–38. (P. J. Parish) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Taylor, T. (London, L.S.E.) The supply of arms to the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy, 1950–1968. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Tindal, A. (Oxford) Anglo-American relations and the problems of naval disarmament 1926–36. (N. H. Gibbs) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Tyrrell, A. J. (Keele) Republican party politics – foreign policy, 1945–49. (D. K. Adams) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsVenn, F. (Bristol) American relations with Britain in the twentieth century. (J. R. Vincent; H. Tulloch) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Werner, R. A. (Oxford, Oriel) The common post World War II strategic perceptions of Australia, New Zealand, U.K. and U.S. with particular reference to counterinsurgency doctrines. (M. E. Howard) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Wolbers, H. L. (Oxford, S. Cat.) Some aspects of the communication of intentions in three Great Power crises… (A. Buchan) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Wyles, J. (Liverpool) Anglo-American relations to 1962. (D. R. Morgan) M.A.Google Scholar

Yergin, D. H. (Cambridge, Trin.) The development of the anti-communist consensus: a study in the origins of the Cold War 1945–47. (J. Q. Wilson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Zia, A. Q. (East Anglia) Pakistan/American relations and the mutual security defence alliance 1954–1960. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Andrews, N. J. (London, R.H.C.) Study of two surviving plays of II-play cycle ‘A Tale of Possessors Self-Dispossessed’ by Eugene O'Neill… (Mrs Katharine Worth) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissCampnett, A. L. (London, R.H.C.) Eugene O'Neill and the search for a classical form. M.Phil.*Google Scholar

Caughie, J. M. (Glasgow) Contemporary experimental theatre in the U.S. and U.K. (J. F. Arnott) M.Litt.Google Scholar

MrsCave, W. (Birmingham) The woman playwright in the American theatre. (J. B. Batchelor) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsChothia, J. K. (Cambridge, L. Cav.) The dramatic construction of Eugene O'Neill. (M. C. Bradbrook) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Gilmore, S. (Glasgow) Modern American drama with special reference to the works of Edward Albee. (J. F. Arnott) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Green, G. F. (Edinburgh) The art theatre in the U.S. 1915'30. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Harrison, R. F. J. (London, U.C.R.) Eugene O'Neill's families… M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsHoward, M. (Manchester) Comparison of the dramatic works of Henry James and T. S. Eliot. (D. E. Monk) M.A.Google Scholar

Jackson, E. C. (Hull) Fantasy, illusion and myth in the major plays of Tennessee Williams. (R. W. Willett) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Kidd, T. J. (Cambridge, Trin.) Modern American drama. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsStern-Mokades, J. (Bristol) A comparative study of political protest in selected plays by French, German, American and English writers 1933–60. (D. H.Watson; G. W. Brandt) M. Litt.Google Scholar

Storey, A. M. (Bristol) The role of the drama critic (1870–1910) with special reference to Archer, Shaw, Walkley and Henry James. (J. Preston) M.A.Google Scholar

Willett, R. W. (London) A study and comparison of social themes in British and American popular drama (1935–60) with special reference to the cinema. Ph.D. (Ext.).Google Scholar

MrsWillis, N. J. (London, R.H.C.) The treatment of the family in the plays of Eugene O'Neill, Tennessee Williams, Arthur Miller and Edward Albee… (Mrs Katharine Worth) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissAaronson, S. A. (Cambridge, Darw.) The development of the novel in nineteenth century American literature. (P. A. Tanner) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Alcock, C. D. (Leeds) The Jewish novel. (A. J. Stead) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissBailey, J. M. (Leicester) The American novel in the 1960s. Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsBird, S. (Birmingham) The crisis of identity in the works of Saul Bellow and Max Frisch: a comparatist study. (B. R. Harding) M.A.Google Scholar

MissBloomer, D. E. (Manchester) An individual response to person, place and time in the local colour fiction of Sarah Orne Jewett, Hamlin Garland and Willa Cather. (D. S. R. Welland) M.A.Google Scholar

Bond, Felicity (Birmingham) The novels of John Dos Passos and F. Scott Fitzgerald. (B. R. Harding) M.A.Google Scholar

MrsBraidwood, T. E. (Cambridge, Darw.) Nineteenth century changes in novel structure and intention as seen in the writings of Scott, George Eliot and Henry James. (Mrs G. P. K. Beer) M.Litt.Google Scholar

MissBuckley, H. (Wales, Swansea) Art and propaganda in the Negro novel, with special reference to Ralph Ellison and James Baldwin. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Chatten, D. K. (Manchester) Modern American Gothic fiction. (I. M. Walker) M.A.Google Scholar

Chorley, D. F. (Keele) American fiction, 1950–70. (R. Swigg) M.A.Google Scholar

Cooper, C. J. R. (Nottingham) American nineteenth century fiction. (B. C. Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Cushing, P. H. (York) Twentieth century Jewish-American urban fiction. (D. B. Howard) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MissD'Oliveira, M. Z. C. (Leeds) Jewish American writing. (J. E. Morpurgo) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Francis, I. K. The notion of the North American Indian in certain works of American fiction. (M. Gidley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Gallafent, E. C. (Southampton) Non-realistic American twentieth century fiction. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Garfit, G. K. (Manchester) Examination of the fiction of the 1930s. (G. A,. Kearns) M.A.Google Scholar

Geraghty, Christine (Sussex) Images of class and order in the works of D. H. Lawrence, Ford Madox Ford, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway. (J. Whitley) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Griffin, G. F. (East Anglia) Naturalism and the 1890s: a critical study of fiction by W. D. Howells, Stephen Crane, Frank Norris and Hamlin Garland… (M. S. Bradbury) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsHern, P. (Bristol) The experience of character in the novels of Jane Austen, Dickens and Henry James. (J. Preston) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Hoffman, Dallah V. (Leicester) The American novel of social consciousness in the 1930s. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Jarrett, J. W. (Oxford, Jesus) A study of the form of the Gothic romance in English and American literature, 1764–1960. (L. Ziff) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsJenkins, M. E. (U.W.I.S.T.) The role of the Negro in the modern American novel with special reference to Faulkner. (J. L. McCarthy) M.A.Google Scholar

Kirby, R. (Sussex) Individual and group codes of behaviour in the fiction of the 1920s. (A. Goldman) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Lee, M. J. (Cambridge, Qu.) Irony in the novels of James and Conrad. (J. P. Casey) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Mackenzie, Ursula A. (Nottingham) The reaction against social realism in postwar American fiction concentrating on Nabokov, Mailer, Barth and Pynchon. (B. C. Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissMcManus, I. (Manchester) The American gothic novel. (I. M. Walker) M.A.Google Scholar

Melling, P. H. (Manchester) Aspects of American fiction and drama in the 1930s. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Messent, P. B. (Manchester) The American humourist's search for order as evidenced in the work of Samuel Clemens, Ring Lardner and Kurt Vonnegut. M.A.*Google Scholar

Miller, M. J. (Keele) Twentieth century Jewish-American writers; particularly, the Jew in American fiction. (R. Fisher) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Morgan, S. (Sussex) American picaresque (1945–1970). (J. Whitley) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Morton, P. W. (Birmingham) Sexuality in the work of Mailer and Baldwin. (K. M. Green) M.A.Google Scholar

Newmarch, D. M. (York) The nineteenth century American novel and the Puritan tradition. (J. W. Harper) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissOwen, S. (Manchester) Violence in southern fiction. (R. Belflower) M.A.Google Scholar

Peek, A. J. (Sheffield) The shorter prose narrative in English 1840–1930 (James, Lawrence, etc.) (P. R. Grover) M.A.Google Scholar

Rowley, K. A. (East Anglia) Hollywood and the American novel. (M. S. Bradbury) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsSinclair Bell, G. M. (Birmingham) Reconstruction literature: the novel as a vehicle for propaganda. M.A.*Google Scholar

MrsTreacher, K. E. (Bristol) Puritanism and the American novel with special reference to Hawthorne, Melville and Faulkner. (C. H. Gifford) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Tuckett, A. J. (East Anglia) The American novel. (M. S. Bradbury) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Turner, D. P. (Wales, Swansea) Childhood, initiation and the life of action in the short stories of Stephen Crane, Sherwood Anderson, Ernest Hemingway, and certain other writers. (B. Way) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Tyzack, C. P. (Durham) A study of British and American social science fiction in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. (M. Leaf) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Waddington, C. S. (Leeds) Negro and Jewish novelists since the Second World War. (Ann Massa) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Waller, Christine H. (Nottingham) The use of fictionalised history in the modern American novel. (B. C, Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Ambler, C. J. (Leeds) Expatriatism in the 19th century. (J. E. Morpurgo) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Anderson, J. O. (Leicester) American literature. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Baxter, C. (London, Q.M.C.) A comparative study of pessimism and racial protest in modern South African and modern American fiction. (P. Kirschner) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Carnegie, G. R. (London, K.C.) A comparative study of the idea of the absurd in the writings of Herman Melville and Albert Camus. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Cheverst, W. V. (Sheffield) Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs: a study of generations in American literature. M.A.*Google Scholar

Collins, C. S. (Edinburgh) William Burroughs and Kurt Vonnegut; a comparative analysis. M.Litt.Google Scholar

Corker, D. T. (East Anglia) Pragmatic thought and the development of literary realism 1880–1925. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MissCross, M. J. (Nottingham) Post-1945 literature and sociology: aspects of freedom and control. (B. C. Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsDaniels, B. J. (London, U.C.) American autobiographical writings. (S. Fender) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Davies, N. G. (Essex) The relation between art and politics in the U.S. between the two World Wars. (R. W. Butterfield; R. J. Gray) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Dimond, R. J. (London, U.C.) American literature. (Mrs A. Duffy) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Dunn, A. J. (London, K.C.) Lewis Mumford and the treatment in nineteenth and twentieth century American literature of nature and the city. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissEickindorf, E. T. (Oxford, L.M.H.) The literary relations of T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound, 1914–22. (R. Ellmann) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Francis, R. (Exeter) Nineteenth century American Literature. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Ganguly, A. P. (London, Bk.C.) Influence of the Hindu scriptures and the Indian philosophies on E. M. Forster and T. S. Eliot. (E. f. Davidson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Gordon, P. A. (London, K.C.) Political, social and economic heroes in American fiction from the Civil War to World War II, concentrating on the lesser known fiction. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsGriffin, M. (East Anglia) The American international novel 1800–1914. (M. S. Bradbury) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Harrison, L. H. A. (Keele) London in American fiction and travelogue 1820–1920. (A. Crozier) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Heaney, J. B. (East Anglia) American literature. (M. S. Bradbury) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsHenriques, I. S. (Hull) The development of black American fiction from 1920–65. (R. W. Willett) M.A.Google Scholar

Hill, E. M. (Glasgow) The beat movement in modern American literature. M.Litt.Google Scholar

Hodgson, J. M. D. (Essex) Travel literature with special reference to Canadian and U.S. exploration journals, and to a comparison between journals of polar and of desert exploration. (R. W. Butterfield) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Kirk, C. (Nottingham) Attitudes towards homophile relationships in twentieth century American fiction and drama. (B. C. Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Lee, A. R. (London) American fiction – principally Twain, Dreiser, S. Lewis, Fitzgerald, Dos Passos. Ph.D. (Ext.).Google Scholar

Lewis, R. J. (Exeter) Politics and madness in modern American writing. (M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

March-Penney, Roberta (York) A comparison of romantic poets (Wordsworth and Coleridge especially) with twentieth century poets (e.g. Eliot and Pound) and their theories of imagination. (D. Moody) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Molloy, S. D. (York) Nineteenth and twentieth century American Negro literature. (D. B. Howard) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Olsson, M. E. (Exeter) The Harlem Renaissance. (W. M. Merchant; M. L. H. L. Weaver) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Park, M. F. (York) Nineteenth century American transcendental literature and romantic theory. (J. W. Harper) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Peach, L. (Wales, Aberystwyth) The influence of English literature on American authors of the first half of the nineteenth century; with special reference to Emerson and Hawthorne. (L. Brake) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsPfaelzer, M. J. (London, U.C.) Nineteenth century Utopian novels. (S. A. Fender) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Roberts, E. A. K. (Exeter) The indigenous figure in certain works of American, Canadian and Australian literature. (M. Gidley; P. N. Quartermaine) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Salter, R. D. (East Anglia) American literature. (C. W. E. Bigsby) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Stokes, R. B. (Nottingham) Anglo-American publishing relationships of the nineteenth century. (J. Kinsley; B. C. Lee) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissTate, C. L. (London, U.C.) Parody: an aspect of literary self-consciousness in contemporary American fiction with particular reference to Barth, Mailer and Pynchon. (J. F. Kermode) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Thompson, Laurel C. (London, U.C.) The profession of authorship in Canada and the U.S. 1870–1900. (S. Fender) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsWant, L. (Manchester) Expatriate writing in the 1920s. (G. A. Kearns) M.A.Google Scholar

Ward, D. V. (Hull) Inter-relation of art and politics in the work of certain Jewish-American writers of the 1930s. (R. W. Willett) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Woolf, M. P. (Hull) The interaction of three themes in twentieth century Jewish-American fiction. (G. H. Moore) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsAharoni, A. A. (London) Saul Bellow's fiction. Ph.D. (Ext.).Google Scholar

Arnold, L. E. (Kent) The work of W. Carlos Williams. (M. Grant) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Baker, A. P. (Leicester) The fiction of James Fenimore Cooper. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Barry, P. T. (London) The poetry, prose works and letters of E. E. Cummings. M.Phil. (Ext.).Google Scholar

MrsBartram, L. (York) The idea of progress in the later works of Henry James. (R. L. Drain) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Berstein, M. A. (Oxford, Bras.) Ezra Pound and the modern verse epic. (R. Ellmann) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsBicknell, M. (London, Q.M.C.) The communication of metaphysical and moral ideas in the late novels of Henry James by the indirect means of plot and structural concept. (A. R. Gard) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsBillingham, J. S. (London, Q.M.C.) The style of F. Scott Fitzgerald. (P. Kirschner) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsBollard, M. (Leeds) William Carlos Williams. (G. W. Hill) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Brown, G. E. (London, U.C.R.) A study of the novels of William Faulkner. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Buckton, Rosalind J. (Leicester) The novels of Saul Bellow. Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsChambers, L. (Manchester) Bernard Malamud. (D. E. Monk) M.A.Google Scholar

Clark, T. D. (Wales, Bangor) Richard Wright and political commitment. (A. R. Jones) M.A.Google Scholar

Clothier, C. (Leeds) Robert Lowell. (J. E. Morpurgo) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissCollecott, D. F. (Bristol) William Carlos Williams's quarrel with T. S. Eliot. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Connelly, K. P. (London, Bk.C.) Influences on the literary criticism of T. S. Eliot from 1909–26 … Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Cooper, M. A. (London, Bk.C.) The short stories of Henry James in relation to certain of the novels. (E. J. Davidson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Cooper, S. W. (Birmingham) Themes in the fiction of F. Scott Fitzgerald. (P. Honan) M.A.Google Scholar

Council, J. T. (Oxford, Mansf.) Medieval art in the writings of Henry Adams. (A. M. Colvin) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Cox, R. (Leeds) William Faulkner. (J. E. Morpurgo) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissCraig, S. L. (London) The interrelationships between subject and technique in the work of E. E. Cummings. M.Phil.(Ext.).Google Scholar

Crasnow, E. (Cambridge, Cai.) The work of Wallace Stevens. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

De Joia, A. (London, U.C.) A linguistic-stylistic study of some earlier and later poems by Wallace Stevens. Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissDennis, H. (York) The poetry of Ezra Pound and the influence of Provencal poetics on his thought and practice. (D. Moody) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissDodd, M. (Bristol) Henry James. (J. C. F. Littlewood) M.A.Google Scholar

Donovan, T. M. (London, Q.M.C.) A study of the poetry of Marianne Moore. (C. H. Peake) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissEastman, B. C. (Oxford, S. Hil.) Building the Temple: An interpretative study of Section Rock Drill 85/95 De Los Cantares of Ezra Pound. (R. Ellmann) B.Litt.Google Scholar

Easton, Alison (Sussex) Sympathy and judgement in Nathaniel Hawthorne. (A. Goldman) Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Eldergill, J. F. G. (Nottingham) A critical edition of Thomas Wolfe's last manuscript The Web and the Rock together with an examination of Wolfe's arrangement of the material. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MissElliott, K. E. J. (Wales, Bangor) Tradition and the sense of the past in the stories of Katherine Anne Porter. (A. R. Jones) M.A.Google Scholar

MissErrock, I. (Bristol) A critical assessment of T. S. Eliot's views on culture and education. (Miss E. Cope; M. Skilbeck) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Evans, P. J. D. (London, K.C.) Robert Duncan and American poetry since the first world war. (E. N. W. Mottram) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissFabian, C. S. (London, Bk.C.) A critical study of Henry James's The Awkward Age. (E. J. Davidson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Ferns, C. S. (Cambridge, Trin.) A study of Herman Melville. (P. A. Tanner)Google Scholar

Frame, G. A. (London, K.C.) The works and influence of Sherwood Anderson. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissFrederiksen, B. F. (Cambridge, Cl.H.) Realism and Henry James. (R. H. Williams) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Fyfe, K. W. (Cambridge, Cath.) Some influences on Henry James' drama 1890–4. (P. A. Tanner).Google Scholar

MissGalloway, I. (Manchester) Henry James. (D. E. Monk) M.A.Google Scholar

Gidley, G. (Sussex) Philosophical ideas in William Faulkner. (A. Goldman) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MissGilbert, K. M. (Manchester) The poetry of Charles Olson. (R. Francis) M.A.Google Scholar

MrsGivner, J. M. (London) A critical study of the works of Katherine Anne Porter. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Glancey, T. P. (London, Q.M.C.) The use of voice in the poetry of T. S. Eliot. (A. R. Gard) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Glasgow, R. C. (York) The work of Charles Olson. (D. B. Howard) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Godden, R. L. (Kent) The influence of the French symbolists and James Joyce on the works of William Faulkner (up to and including Light in August). Ph.D.Google Scholar

Golding, M. F. (Sussex) The place of poetry in the work of Herman Melville. (M. Cunliffe) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Gould, E. H. (London, K.C.) The presence of America in the works of D. H. Lawrence. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Gould, R. H. (Leicester) Poetic influences in the work of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Gray, P. M. D. (Cambridge, Trin.) Wallace Stevens: —the course of a particular. (Lady M. A. Radzinowicz) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Griffiths, W. (Wales, Aberystwyth) The function of complexity and ambiguity in the work of Nathaniel Hawthorne. M.A.*Google Scholar

Grubb, F. S. (London, Wfd.C.) Feeling and values in the work of T. S. Eliot: an analysis of the relation between his poetry (non-dramatic) and his literary and social criticism. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Haffenden, J. C. R. (Oxford, S.Pet.) The poetry and prose of John Berryman. (R. Ellmann) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsHall, J. A. (London, K.C.) A critical study of the relationship between Conrad Aiken's fiction and his poetry. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Hardcastle, J. L. (Wales, Swansea) The problem of artistic form in the writings of Thoreau. (B. Way) M.A.Google Scholar

Harwood, J. F. (Cambridge, Joh.) The literary reputation of T. S. Eliot. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsHaworth, H. A. (Leeds) Romanticism in twentieth century American fiction as seen in the works of Henry Miller. M.Phil.*Google Scholar

Haydon, R. M. (Essex) James Fenimore Cooper. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hewitt, C. D. I. (Birmingham) Stephen Crane. (B. R. Harding) M.A.Google Scholar

Hodge, N. M. (Nottingham) Hemingway's craft of fiction. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsHolman, J. E. (Manchester) Edith Wharton. (D. S. R. Welland) M.A.Google Scholar

Homberger, E. R. (Cambridge, Qu.) A study of the development of Ezra Pound's poetry and aesthetic from 1908 to 1920, with special reference to his view of the poet's social responsibility. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsHughes, J. (London, U.C.) Robert Lowell. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hurry, D. (Wales, Swansea) The movement towards the longer poem in the works of William Carlos Williams. (B. Way) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Husni, K. A. (Exeter) Melville. (M. Gidley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsIngram, M. A. (London, K.C.) Edith Wharton's America: an interpretative study of her fiction. (E. N. W. Mottram) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsIrvine, H. E. C. (Bristol) A study of certain novels and tales by Henry James, with special reference to his scenarios, working notes and revisions. M.Litt.*Google Scholar

Johnson, Celia (Birmingham) Henry James. (B. R. Harding) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsJohnston, J. Y. (Essex) The poetry of Frederick Goddard Tuckerman. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Jones, E. (Essex) The woman as hero: a study of the poetry and fiction of Sylvia Plath. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MissJones, K. (Manchester) Image of the emancipated woman in Edith Wharton. (I. M. Walker) M.A.Google Scholar

Lamont, E. F. A. (Keele) Melville's theory of the artist. (C. S. B. Swann) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Lancaster, J. D. (Birmingham) Form and content in a study of the poetic development of Robert Lowell. M.A.*Google Scholar

Lapworth, P. A. (London) An examination of dramatic form in T. S. Eliot's later plays… Ph.D.(Ext.).Google Scholar

Lavigueur, P. (Leeds) Wallace Stevens: the pedagogical nature and purpose of Wallace Stevens' work. (J. Barnard) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MacDougal, D. J. (Exeter) Henry Miller. (M. Gidley) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Magilton, T. (Sheffield) Aesthetic, moral and social values in relation to the treatment of character in the novels and tales of Henry James. (P. R. Grover) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Makin, P. J. (London, K.C.) Ezra Pound and medieval Provenjal poetry. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Mansell, D. L. (London, K.C.) A study of the writings of Charles Olson between 1950 and 1956. (E. N. W. Mottram) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissMayo, G. E. (London, U.C.) A critical study of the early tales of Henry James, with particular reference to his use of the visual arts. M.Phil.*Google Scholar

Meac'hen, C. (Essex) William Carlos Williams and the origin of projective verse. (R. J. Gray) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsMeachen, J. (Wales, Aberystwyth) A study of the poetry and prose of H. D. (C. Meachen) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Merrilees, J. (Leeds) John Steinbeck. (J. E. Morpurgo) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Milner, S. (Sussex) F. Scott Fitzgerald's attitudes to wealth. (A. Goldman) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Nicholls, P. A. (Cambridge, Emm.) A study of myth and mythopoeia in the writings of Ezra Pound and in particular the Cantos. (J. H. Prynne) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Nuttall, F. (Strathclyde) Influences on the novels and short stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Nwabuoku, F. U. (London) The theme of dreams in the novels of F. Scott Fitzgerald. M.Phil. (Ext.).Google Scholar

Osborne, J. (Wales, Aberystwyth) Charles Olson and the new archaic: a study of the Maximus poems. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Owen, D. T. (Manchester) Harold Frederic. (I. M. Walker) M.A.Google Scholar

MissOwen, E. E. (London, R.H.C.) Henry James. (Mrs Barbara Hardy) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Page, M. J. (London, K.C.) A critical study of the prose works of William Carlos Williams. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Payne, K. (Sussex) Michael Gold. (A. Goldman) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Pey, T. (Leeds) John Crowe Ransom. (T. D. Young) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Phelan, A. (Wales, Aberystwyth) Pound's use of myth in the Cantos. (C. Meachen) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Philip, J. B. (Essex) The work of the American novelist and social critic Waldo Frank. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Pikoulis, J. (Wales, Cardiff) The waiting past: a critical re-assessment of William Faulkner. (N. Schwenk) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Pirie, D. T. (London, Bk.C.) Edgar Poe and the interiorisation of landscape. (E. J. Davidson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Quammen, D. (Oxford, Mert.) Structural patterns in William Faulkner's major novels. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

Raleigh, C. P. (Cambridge, King's) A study of the tales of Henry James. (P. A. Tanner) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Remmen, C. E. (Bristol) Fenimore Cooper's views on Europe. (P. P. Tomlinson) M.A.Google Scholar

MissRimmon, S. (London, U.C.) ‘Mutual incompatibility’: the concept of ambiguity, illustrated from some novels and stories of Henry James. (J. F. Kermode) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MissRitter, S. A. H. (Kent) The propagandist craft of Langston Hughes. (A. R. Lee) M.A.Google Scholar

MissRoberts, B. J. (Cambridge, Newn.) Changing attitudes to wealth in the fiction of Henry James. (L. C. Knights)Google Scholar

Robinson, D. C. (Exeter) John Barth. (M. Gidley) M.A.Google Scholar

Scott, K. A. (Wales, Aberystwyth) Saul Bellow and the theme of regeneration. M.A.*Google Scholar

Seed, D. (Hull) Performatory and authorial activities in the late work of Henry James. (G. H. Moore) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Shackleton, M. H. J. (London, K.C.) The ecological concern in the writings of Charles Olson. (E. N. W. Mottram) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsSikund, K. (London, K.C.) F. Scott Fitzgerald: the vision of tragic failure. (E. N. W. Mottram) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Smith, C. G. (London, R.H.C.) The novels of Henry James. (A. W. Easson) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Steuble, R. A. (Cambridge, Univ.) A definitive bibliography and critical study of Sylvia Plath. (Lady M. A. Radzinowicz) M.Litt.Google Scholar

Storry, M. R. (Liverpool) Mark Twain. (M. R. Webb) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsStraw, J. (Manchester) Norman Mailer and literary journalism. M.A.*Google Scholar

MrsTaylor, M. D. (Hull) Robert Lowell's grammar of dissent. (G. H. Moore) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Timms, D. (Leicester) New England influences in the poetry of Robert Lowell. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Townsend, R. (Nottingham) Norman Mailer. (B. C. Lee) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Tuke, Jillian M. (London, K.C.) The relationship of Eliot's criticism to the art for art's sake movement in England, with special reference to Pater. (R. S. Hill) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Turton, N. (Leeds) Bernard Malamud. (A. J. Stead) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissUtz, L. K. (London, Q.M.C.) Pound's Odyssey: the theme of the journey in the Cantos. (C. H. Peake) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Walenda, Marianne K. (Nottingham) Vladimir Nabokov. (B. C. Lee) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Walker, G. M. (Glasgow) The achievement of Robert Penn Warren. (P. H. Butter) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Wallace, I. R. (Manchester) William Carlos Williams (D. S. R. Welland) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsWalsh, M. P. (Manchester) The dramatic use of the persona in the poetry of E. E. Cummings. (D. E. Monk) M.A.Google Scholar

White, R. L. (Kent) Fitzgerald's woman. (D. E. J. Spooner) M.A.Google Scholar

MissWilliams, R. J. (Manchester) Dorothy Parker as a twentieth century Ameri can humorist. (G. A. Kearns) M.A.Google Scholar

Willis, D. G. (London, Bk.C.) The ‘confessional’ poetry of Robert Lowell: with emphasis on poems in Life Studies, For the Union Dead, and Near the Ocean (H. F. Brooks; G. Pearson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Willmott, M. B. (Wales, Cardiff) The art of John Steinbeck – a reinterpretation M.A.*Google Scholar

MissWilson, A. (Glasgow) Fictionalism and Wallace Stevens. M.Litt.*Google Scholar

Woodhouse, A. (Liverpool) Henry James. (Mrs M. Allott) M.A.Google Scholar

MissWoolf, J. R. (Cambridge, Darw.) A critical assessment of the poetry of Wallace Stevens. (Lady M. A. Radzinowicz) Ph.D.Google Scholar

MrsChapman, J. (Leeds) Hart Crane and Robert Lowell. (Ann Massa) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Cook, R. R. (Leicester) Modern English and American poetry. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Davies, J. C. (Nottingham) Models for America: A study of the American epic of landscape and journey. (B. C. Lee) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Driscoll, J. D. (Sussex) American poets and their use of the past. (D. Morse) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Godwin, P. A. (London, K.C.) The form and function of the long poem in twentieth century American literature… (E. N. W. Mottram) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MissHarrington, A. J. (London, R.H.C.) A study of contemporary American and English poetry of the 1950s and 1960s, concentrating upon Robert Lowell, Anne Sexton and Sylvia Plath… M.Phil.Google Scholar

Harvey, Margaret I. (Nottingham) Imagism and symbolism in American poetry with special reference to William Carlos Williams and Wallace Stevens. (B. C. Lee) M.Phil.Google Scholar

MrsKaye, J. (Essex) Afro-American literature of the U.S. and the Caribbean: a comparative study of the poetry. (Mrs Jean Franco) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Kirk, S. P. (Birmingham) Eliot, Pound and Wallace Stevens. (L. A. Davies) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Kirkwood, H. C. (Glasgow) Objectivist and imagist traditions in modern American poetry. M.Litt.Google Scholar

Lefevere, A. A. P. M. (Essex) The modern poet as translator: translations into English by Pound, Lowell, C. Day Lewis, M. Moore. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Levett, G. H. (Exeter) The aesthetic background to three American poets, 1945–60. (W. M. Merchant; M. L. H. L. Weaver) M.A.Google Scholar

Murray, D. J. (London, K.C.) The treatment of history, politics and economics in The Cantos of Ezra Pound and The Maximus Poems of Charles Olson. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Philpott, P. R. (Keele) American poetry, 1910–40. (R. Fisher) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Revell, P. (Wales, Cardiff) The voyage of possibility: a study of the quest theme in twentieth century American poetry with reference to selected poems of Conrad Aiken, Ezra Pound, Hart Crane, T. S. Eliot, H. D. and William Carlos Williams. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

MrsTomlinson, C. D. (Essex) The quest for vision in the works of certain North American poets. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Townsend, P. W. (Birmingham) Prosodic techniques in the free verse of Whitman and Ginsberg: a comparison. M.A.*Google Scholar

Simmons, F. B. (Cambridge, Darw.) The influence of William James on American social and political thought. (J. A. Thompson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

White, J. (Hull) Herbert Spencer's American reputation: American reactions to the cosmic philosophy. Ph.D.Google Scholar

Bayley, R. J. (London, L.S.E.) The absence of an American Labour Party: an examination of the relationship between the American trade unions and the socialists, 1865–1938. (W. Letwin) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Benn, S. (Keele) Institutional conflict in the policy making process. (J. D. Lees) M.A.Google Scholar

Bennett, R. (Bristol) The Left in American politics. (R. V. Clements) M.Sc.Google Scholar

Bensted, G. (Keele) Governmental stability in New England during the Revolution. (C. C. Bonwick) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Blackett, R. J. M. (Manchester) The Black Panthers: a study in militancy. M.A.*Google Scholar

Braham, C. P. L. (London) The Law Clerks of the Supreme Court. Ph.D. (Ext.)Google Scholar

Cowperthwaite, M. J. (Keele) Congress and Federal Aid to education: a study in legislative influence and control. (J. D. Lees) M.A.Google Scholar

Favus, M. (Sussex) Political factors in the migration and adjustment of Americans to Israeli society. (J. Carlebach) D.Phil.Google Scholar

MissFrazer, D. (Liverpool) Origins and development of ‘Medicare’ legislation in the U.S. (D. R. Morgan) M.A.Google Scholar

Hart, J. (Kent) Legislative – executive relationships at the time of the Kennedy administration. (A. T. Barbrook) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Holder, B. G. (Leicester) The political elites in Mississippi. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Johnston, B. L. (London) U.S. Defense Department and Congressional control.Google Scholar

Lanouette, W. J. (London, L.S.E.) Legislative control of cannabis: a comparison of the use of information about cannabis by members of the U.K. House of Commons and U.S. House of Representatives in the course of legislating for drug control, 1969–71. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

McKay, D. (Essex) Public policy towards housing discrimination in the U.S. (L. D. Johnston) Ph.D.Google Scholar

McKeever, R. J. (Keele) U.S. Supreme Court activism. (R. A. Maidment) M.A.Google Scholar

Maidment, R. (Kent) Judicial Review and the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933. (M. J. C. Vile) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Morgan, A. (Wales, Swansea) American pluralist theory and its New Left critics, with special reference to Seymour Martin Lipset. (B. Sheerman) M.A.Google Scholar

Morgan, L. (Keele) The S.S.T. issue and Congress. (J. D. Lees) Ph.D.Google Scholar

O'Donnell, M. (Keele) Values, ideology and action – an interpretation of American radicalism in the 1960s. (J. D. Lees) Ph.D.Google Scholar

O'Neill, M. (Edinburgh) The Catholic debate on foreign policy in the U.S. (J. P. Cornford; C. D. Raab) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Parker, R. A. S. (Nottingham) The American presidency. (R. H. Pear) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Raines, F. D. (Oxford, Magd.) The policy process explaining social policy makingtoward the poor in the U.S. National Government. (N. Johnson) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Rathkey, P. (York) The American Labor movement and national politics. (R. D. Coates) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Richter, I. (Cambridge, Chur.) Political purpose in contemporary British and American unionism: a comparative analysis. (H. A. F. Turner) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Rollo, D. A. T. (Edinburgh) Comparative aspects of Irish politics in Boston, New York and Glasgow. M.Litt.*Google Scholar

Smith, J. (Kent) The black caucus in the U.S. Congress. (A. T. Barbrook) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Smith, R. (Keele) A systems approach to political change; the U.S. 1960–1968. (J. D. Lees) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Stearns, R. G. (Oxford, Ball.) The presidential nominating process in the U.S. with particular reference to the constitution of the 1968 Democratic National Convention. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

Thomas, C. S. (London, L.S.E.) The Federalist party and the American Union. (W. Letwin) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Thompson, A. R. (York) The relationship between internal security legislation of the U.S. and civil liberties 1941–54 – a history of internal security legislation, its execution and consequences. (H. Koch) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Ware, A. J. (Oxford, Nuff.) Group theory in American political science. (A. J. Ryan) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Wells, D. M. (London, L.S.E.) The role of the multinational corporation in U.S.-European state relations. (W. Letwin) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Weston, M. J. (Glasgow) Utopianism in U.S. politics and political science. (W. J. Mackenzie) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Williams, J. (Keele) From Adams to Agnew: the U.S. vice presidency. (M. Harrison) M.A.Google Scholar

Wood, S. H. (Keele) Ideology and American political parties. (J. D. Lees) M.A.Google Scholar

Zvesper, J. R. (Cambridge, Pet.) Republican ideology and the origins of American party government, 1789–1801. (J. R. Pole) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Carwardine, R. J. (Oxford, Qu.) American religious revivalism in Great Britain 1826–1863. (J. D. Walsh) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Clayton, J. P. (Cambridge, Emm.) A reformulation of Paul Tillich's Method of Correlation. (D. Emmet) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Clemente, A. (Edinburgh) The understanding of the Church in the writings of John A. Mackay. (T. F. Torrance) M.Th.Google Scholar

Davies, D. J. (Oxford, St.Pet.) The Mormons at Merthyr Tydfil. B.Litt.*Google Scholar

MissDurden, D. S. (Hull) The impact of the American Great Awakening in Britain 1735–50. (L. Billington) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Mews, S. P. (Cambridge, Tr. H.) The sociological and theological analysis of religion in mid-twentieth century America. (N. Smart) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Pinnington, J. E. (Oxford, Exeter) Anglican reactions to the challenge of a multi-confessional society, with special reference to British North America 1763–1851. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Quebedeaux, R. A. (Oxford, Mansf.) Charismatic renewal: the origins, development and significance of neo-pentecostalism as a religious movement in the U.S. and Great Britain, 1901–73. (B. R. Wilson) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Reader, E. J. (Hull) The Irish clergy and the church in America. (P. A. M. Taylor) M.A.Google Scholar

Reid, M. A. (Edinburgh) A critical evaluation of the contribution of H. Richard Niebuhr (1896–1962) to Christian ethical reflection. (J. C. Blackie) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Thatcher, Rev. A. P. A. (Oxford, Reg. P.) The ontology of Paul Tillich. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Weale, A. B. (Cambridge, Cla). The doctrine of God in the thought of Paul Tillich (D. Emmet).Google Scholar

Glasner, P. E. (London, L.S.E.) A critique of the major theories of the secularisation process, with special reference to Great Britain, the U.S. and Japan. Ph.D.*Google Scholar

Haralambos, M. (Bristol) Social groups in a black American ghetto. (M. P. Banton) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Hurstfield, J. V. (Oxford, Som.) Study of the Mexican Americans in Los Angeles. (A. H. Halsey) D.Phil.Google Scholar

Lash, S. M. (London, L.S.E.) Sociological considerations of building trades unions and United Autoworkers Union in the U.S. (M. Burrage; M. Hill) M.Phil.Google Scholar

Proctor, I. (Durham) A comparative study of post–1937 American sociological theory. (W. Williamson) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Robinson, C. E. (Birmingham) Afro-Caribbean religions: a study in diverse insular trans-culturation. (J. A. S. Grenville) Ph.D.Google Scholar

Rogerson, A. T. (Oxford, Wolfs.) A sociological analysis of the origin and development of the Jehovah's Witnesses and their schismatic groups. D.Phil.*Google Scholar

Wenkert, R. (Oxford, Hertf.) Accommodation and conflict between racial groups in an American community. D.Phil.*Google Scholar