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Indiana University Studies 



29. Our threefold needs. Mod. Lang. Jour., V, 1, pp. 12-17. Oct., 1920. 



Alexander Haggerty Krappe, Instructor in French. 



A.M., University of Iowa. 1917; Ph.D., University of Chicago, 19] 9. 



1. Bertrand de Bar-sur-Aube and Aymeri de Narbonne. Mod. Philol., 



XVI, pp. 151-156. 1918. 



2. The legend of the glove. Mod. Lang. Notes, XXXIV, pp. 16-23. 



1919. 



3. The ploughman king: a study in comparative literature and folklore. 



Revue Hispanique, XLVI, pp. 516-546. 1919. 



4. La source de la 'Nouvelle' de Luigi Alamanni. Etudes Italiennes. 



Juillet, 1920. 



Lander Macclintock, Assistant Professor of Romance Languages. 

 A.B., University of Chicago, 1910; A.M., 1913; Ph.D., 1917. 



1. 'The labyrinth', by Paul Hervieu, authorized translation. (With Bar- 



rett H. Clark.) New York, B.W. Huebsch, pp. 172. 1913. 



2. Carlo Goldoni. The Drama, V, pp. 1-103. March, 1913. 



3. Robert Bracco. North Am. Rev., CCX, pp. 691-705. Nov., 1919. 



4. The contemporary drama of Italy. Boston, Little, Brown, and Co., 



vi, pp. 321. 1920. 



5. Sainte-Beuve's critical theory and practice after 1849. Chicago, The 



University of Chicago Press, pp. ix, 161. 1920. 



George Davis Morris, Professor of French. 



A. P.., Indiana University, 1890; A.M., 1895; Docteur de 1'Universite de Par.s, 

 1912. 



1. Fenimore Cooper et Edgar Poe d'apres la critique francaise du dix- 



neuvieme siecle. Paris, Emile Larose, pp. 210. 1912. 



2. American traits as seen by the French. Mid-West Quart., II, pp. 



169-184. Jan., 1915. 



3. French criticism of Poe, South Atlantic Quart., XIV, pp. 324-330. 



Oct., 1915. 



4. Washington Irving's fiction in the light of French criticism. Ind. Univ. 



Studies, No. 30, pp. 28. May, 1916. 



Charles Alfred Mosemiller, Associate Professor of Romance Languages. 

 A.B., Indiana University. 1890. 



1. Concerning the etymology of the French word son ( = bran). Mod. 



Lang. Notes, XVIII, p. 224. Nov., 1903. 



2. The origin of the French word canneberge. Mod. Lang. Notes, XIX, 



pp. 46-47. - Feb., 1904. 



3. The etymology of mdchefer. Mod. Lang. Notes, pp. 248-249. 



Dec, 1905. 



4. The etymologies of cotret, deche, palier, sabliere. Mod. Lang. Notes, 



pp. 141-144. May, 1907. 



5. Trumeau, trumer, trimer et quelques autres derives du latin torus en 



Gaule. Mod. Lang. Notes, pp. 131-134. May, 1918. 



6. Manceau ameturee et Berrichon feneX Romania, XXXVIII, pp. 



589-599. 1909. 



