1929
C733 - Stravinsky: His Technique, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound [I] - pdf
C734 - Mr. Aldington's Views on Gourmont - pdf
C735 - How to Read, or Why Part I: Introduction - pdf
C736 - How to Read, or Why Part II, or What May Be an Introduction to Method - pdf
C737 - How to Read, or Why Part III - pdf
C738 - Stravinsky: His Technique, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound [II] - pdf
C739 - Program 1929 - pdf
C740 - Practical Suggestions - pdf
C740a - A Correction - pdf
C741 - Spread of Bureaucracy - pdf
C742 - The Problem of Style, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound [I] - pdf
C743 - The Problem of Style, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound II - pdf
C744 - From Ezra - pdf
C745 - A Classic Art, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound I - pdf
C746 - St. George at Silene - pdf
C747 - A Possibly Impractical Suggestion - pdf
C748 - Guido's Relations - pdf
C749 - A Classic Art, by Boris de Schloezer, Translated from the French by Ezra Pound [II] - pdf
C749a - On Writing and Writers, by Natalie Clifford Barney. [Translation from the French of this chapter from "Pensées d'une Amazone," by Ezra Pound - pdf
C750 - The Passport Nuisance - pdf
C751 - Chicago Tribune - pdf
C752 - Mr. Pound Again - pdf
C753 - [On passports] - pdf
C754 - Mr. Pound Approves - pdf
C755 - Concerning Hiler - pdf