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T.S. Eliot: Lives and legacies by Craig Raine

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June 2007, no. 292

T.S. Eliot: Lives and legacies by Craig Raine

Oxford University Press, $36.95 hb, 223 pp

T.S. Eliot: Lives and legacies by Craig Raine

by
June 2007, no. 292

At about the time that he was preparing the final drafts of The Waste Land, T.S. Eliot was preoccupied by a separate, but no less overwhelming question: when to sell his shares in the Hydraulic-Press Brick Company. In October 1922, the month the poem was published in the periodical he edited, the Criterion, Eliot wrote to his brother, Henry: ‘For myself, the important point is that Hydraulic should rise and give me an opportunity to sell when Sterling is low: it looks as if Sterling might fall a few points before very long. Do you think that Hydraulic will continue to pay dividends for the next year or so?’

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