Enid Maitland Finds Love and Truth in Mountain Saga
Enid Maitland, a Philadelphia girl, is rescued in a perilous mountain drama involving Newbold, Armstrong, and Kirkby. Letters reveal Armstrong’s deceit, Newbold’s fidelity, and Enid’s choice as family mates chase healing after a perilous ordeal.
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Enid Maitland
Philadelphia
Colorado Mountains
Robert Maitland
James Armstrong
Armstrong
Enid
Newbold
Kirkby
Sorge
Maitland
Old Kirkby
Miner
Kirkby and
Robert
Mr. Newbold
Mr. Armstrong
Existenc
Mr. Antoni
Tye
Neil Adaline
Denver
Baltimore
Hard Work to Find Publisher for John Inglesant
J B Shorthouse spent ten years writing the historical romance John Inglesant and faced rejection from publishers. After four years he self published 100 copies, gaining the attention of Alexander Macmillan who recognized its merit and led to wider publication.
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J. B. Shorthouse
John Inglesant
Shorthouse
Alexander Macmillan
Matters of the Memory and Savages with Memory Strength
The fragment contrasts savage memory as reliable with civilized memory as overloaded by constant novelty. It argues savages master surroundings and lack crowded stimuli, while civilized people struggle to recall a needed moment amid rapid new impressions.
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Elsworth
Brothers Maitland
Napoleon
St. Bernard
Hannibal
Canon
Young
Stephen Maitland