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Desmond Pacey

Desmond Pacey (1917-1975) is a major figure in Canadian Literature and criticism. Member of the Royal Society of Canada, he was an outstanding scholar, leader in University education, and a significant creative artist. His works Frederick Phillip Grove (1945), Creative Writing in Canada: A Short History of English-Canadian Literature (1952), and Ten Canadian Poets (1957), to mention only a few, have had leadership impact on Canadian Scholarship. He won the Lorne Pierce Medal in 1972.

Books by Desmond Pacey

Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay

Selected Stories of Desmond Pacey

by (author) Desmond Pacey
edited by Frank M. Tierney

The Letters of Frederick Philip Grove

edited by Desmond Pacey

Literary History of Canada

Canadian Literature in English (Second Edition) Volume I

edited by Carl Klinck, Alfred Bailey, Claude Bissell, Roy Daniells, Northrop Frye & Desmond Pacey

Literary History of Canada

Canadian Literature in English (Second Edition) Volume I

edited by Carl Klinck, Alfred Bailey, Claude Bissell, Roy Daniells, Northrop Frye & Desmond Pacey

Literary History of Canada

Canadian Literature in English (Second Edition) Volume II

edited by Carl Klinck, Alfred Bailey, Claude Bissell, Roy Daniells, Northrop Frye & Desmond Pacey

Literary History of Canada

Canadian Literature in English, Volume III (Second Edition)

edited by Carl Klinck, Alfred Bailey, Claude Bissell, Roy Daniells, Northrop Frye & Desmond Pacey