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Fifteen Poets of Modern Japan (1918)
Glenn Arthur Hughes and Yowan T. Iwazaki
4419583Fifteen Poets of Modern Japan1918Glenn Arthur Hughes and Yowan T. Iwazaki

UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CHAPBOOKS

No. 1. A Short View of Menckenism—In Menckenese

By Joseph B. Harrison

No. 2. The Painter Looks at Nature

By Walter F. Isaacs

No. 3. Four and Twenty Block-Prints for Four and Twenty Rhymes

Old Nursery Rhymes Illustrated by Students at the University of Washington, under the Direction of

Helen Rhodes

No. 4. Œdipus or Pollyanna, With a Note on Dramatic Censorship

By Barrett H. Clark

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No. 6. D. H. Lawrence. An Indiscretion

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No. 7. Lillian Gish. An Interpretation

By Edward Wagenknecht

No. 8. England and Ireland: Twelve Woodcuts

By Richard Bennett

No. 8. With a Foreword by Zona Gale
No. 9. Three Women Poets of Modern Japan. A Book of Translations

By Glenn Hughes and Yozan T. Iwasaki

No. 10. The Haunted Biographer. Dialogues of the Dead

By Gamaliel Bradford

No. 11. The Journal of Kenkō. Musings of a Japanese Qoheleth in the Fourteenth Century

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No. 12. Christopher Morley: Multi ex Uno

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No. 13. Remy de Gourmont: A Modern Man of Letters

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No. 15. Hawaii: Twelve Woodcuts

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No. 16. Bovarysm: The Art-Philosophy of Jules de Gaultier

By Wilmot E. Ellis

No. 17. Fifteen Poets of Modern Japan. A Book of Translations

By Glenn Hughes and Yozan T. Iwasaki

IN PREPARATION

No. 18. New England: Twelve Woodcuts

By Ernest Thorne Thompson

Number Seventeen
University of Washington Chapbooks
Edited by Glenn Hughes

Fifteen Poets of
Modern Japan
A Book of Translations

Fifteen Poets
of Modern Japan

A Book of Translations

By

Glenn Hughes
and
Yozan T. Iwasaki

1928
University of Washington Book Store
Seattle

Copyright, 1928, by Glenn Hughes

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