Best Novel Opinions From Atlanta Readers
A long survey of Atlanta literary figures and readers reveals diverse judgments on the greatest novels. Notable voices include J. G. Armstrong and other civic figures who name works by Bulwer, Dickens, Thackeray, and Monte Cristo as top picks, with varied reasons spanning ethical, dramatic, and social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Sharp
Atlanta
J. G. Armatrong
Atlanta Phiosophical Society
Georgia
Gogihe
Wilhelm Meister
Teader
A. Wale
Cromwell
Goethe
Joel Chandler Harris
Ilere
Norender
Desert
Antioch
Charles Kingsley
Tom Jonas
Monte Cristo
Newcomes
Tive Cities
Sidney Carton
John Milledge
Charles O'Malley
Slaton
Oliver Goldsmith
Vicar of Wakefield
Thomas P. Westmoreland
Black
David Copperfield
Samuel Warren
Hillyer
Jie
Bul
W. L.calhhoun
Bulwer
Dickens
Thackery
Sir Walter Scott
Marshall J. Clarke
Bleak House
Samuel B. Hoyt
Butler
Frankoe
Pendennis
David Coppurfiel
J. H. Leupkin
Iis
Chars
Mr. Pickwick
Mr. Peggoty
Paul Domhey
Little Nell
Middlemarch
George Eliott
Hue Man
Jr. Head
Mies Heart
Cyronel Foot
Logan
Row
Gen Pow
Vanity Mail
Waller Gregory
Vila
I. Lg
Taugeest
Vanity Fair
Cunrea
Howard von Epps
Ben Hor
Ben Tur
Palestine
GC. Looney
Fairhorn
Frank Vance
Lionel Hangleton
Gentleman Wait
Gay Carrull
George Morlay
Richard H. Clark
Scoils
Heart of
Mid Lothian
Disken
Copperfield
Thackeray
George Eliot
Adam Beds
Books and Authors. News and Notes of Literary Interest
Literary news reports Frank Stockton at work on a longer story, Malot writing a sequel titled Justice, Beltz drafting a language book arguing for Greek as savant language, Tucker translating Proudhom, and Gray poems to be published. Coutures of Harper's and Scribner's series noted with reviews and portraits, plus Dickens reminiscences and The May Numbers of magazines highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Stockton
Shy
M. Hector Malot
August Beltz
Benjamin R. Tucker
Boston
Haa
Proudhom
David Gray
Bufisio
Andrew Carnagie
AC. McClurg & Co
Zola
Ff Prey
Booner
Scribners
Cabo
Brerenson
Hire
Burnett
Senbuera
Dafield Osborne
New York Times
Rani
Mann
Harper's Magazine
William Black
Far Lochester
Mies Tula D. Whiting
Mig Annie Bigelow
John Tigelow
Jeremiah Johnson
Ruth McPnery Stuart
Bijes Rives
Richard ”. Burton
Wordsworth
Mount Skiddan
Alfred Parsons
E. A. Abbey
John B. Allen
Guthata
Bia Library Magazine
Umber
Manth
Phelpe
United States
Ralph Waldo Fin
Bernard Pick
Linsa M. Alcott
Alphonse Vander
Anstriugs
McTivish
Edward Athey
Whittesey
Ge. P. Mesrill
Loui Lynton
Magrmi
Hrondstais
Diekens
Dickena
Charles
Jesa
Chewanereee
Bhotauet
Mars
Bill Charles
Pethay
A Queee Vision Seen by a Man Who Afterwards Committed Suicide
The tale, recounted as a dramatic dream by Lord Castlereagh at a Paris supper party in 1832, describes a flaming apparition of a naked child approaching his bed, shrinking in size as it nears, ending with his defiant confrontation and the vision fading. The piece also promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a cure and touches on Beech Trees and Lightning in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Castlereagh
Ireland
Lord Castle- Teagh
Paris
Scott
Isney
Ozark
Wynming
Kentucky
Binit Cuntry
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