Granville Hicks

Also known as

Hicks, Granville

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Born 1901-01-01

Died 1982-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2037701A

Top Subjects

20th century (2)
Reed, John, 1887-1920 (2)
United States (2)
Christianity (1)
James Joyce (1882-1941) (1)
Slavery (1)
Annexation to the United States (1)

Books by Granville Hicks

Total count: 24

Eight ways of looking at Christianity

Macmillan1926-01-01
The gutter - and then what?

1928-01-01
Letters to Dr. Channing on slavery and the annexation of Texas, 1837

The Southworth Press1932-01-01
The great traditionan interpretation of American literature since the Civil War

The Macmillan Company1933-01-01
The great traditionan interpretation of American literature since the Civil WarRev. ed.

International Publishers1935-01-01
One of usthe story of John Reed

Equinox cooperative press, inc.1935-01-01
John Reedthe making of a revolutionary

The Macmillan Company1936-01-01
I like Americaby Granville Hicks; decorations by Richard M. Bennett.

Modern Age Books, Inc.1938-01-01
Figures of transitiona study of British literature at the end of the nineteenth century.

Macmillan1939-01-01
The first to awaken

Modern age books1940-01-01
Only one storm

The Macmillan Company1942-01-01
Behold troublea novel

The Macmillan Company1944-01-01
Small town

The Macmillan company1946-01-01
Small town

The Macmillan Company1947-01-01
There was a man in our towna novel.

Viking Press1952-01-01
Hearing before Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, 83d Congress, 1st sess., Washington D.C., Feb. 25-26, 1953[Testimony of R.G. Davis, D.J. Boorstin, W.H. Furry, G. Hicks

Harvard Univ. Print. Off.1953-01-01
Where we came out.

Viking Press1954-01-01
The living novela symposium.

Macmillan1957-01-01
Part of the truth.[1st ed.]

Harcourt, Brace & World1965-01-01
James Gould Cozzens.

University of Minnesota Press1966-01-01
John Reed; the making of a revolutionary

B. Blom1968-01-01
The first to awaken

Arno Press1971-01-01
Granville Hicks in the New masses.

Kennikat Press1974-01-01
Literary horizonsa quarter century of American fiction