Recalled From Fruitful Literary Days
A survey of Victorian short stories for young readers collected from attics and second-hand shelves. It notes authors like Ann Tytler, Juliana Ewing, Ouida, and Dickens, with modern inclusions and comments on their moral and imaginative appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulisa Avery
Oxford
Ann Tytler
Charles
Emily
Juliana Ewing
Nurnberg
Ouida
Roger Lancelyn Green
Captain Boldheart
West Poley
Thomas Hardy
Lille
Patrick Chalmers
Panch
Apollo
Hack Weilers
Annabel — Williams Ellis
Mably Owen
Brookine Stain
Earth
Bert Shhoot
Journey Homeward by Gerald Hanley review finds nationalism and upheaval
A long critique notes Hanley’s Journey Homeward portrays Indian feudal autocracy and nationalist fragmentation through a Europeanized narrator. The novel, though lucid and knowledgeable about India, suffers from weak character background and a plotted revolution tied to an earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuart Mill
Gerald Hanley
Gerald Hagley
India
Maharajahy
Prabhu
Lils
Prabhi
Prabbie
Pitti
Miss Bullen
Indi
Lila
Johan Gately
Ine
Gerald Muntey
Cole Ling
Intuition As The Remedy In The Weakened Modern World
A fragment from a 1920s or earlier piece reviews Franz E. Winkler Jrs claim that intuition cures modern weakness. It discusses balance between material and spiritual values, myths and legends, childlike perception, and astrology linked ideas with dubious assertions about morality, moon phases, and inner wisdom.
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Franz E. Winks Jur
Winkler
Winkle
Hose
Zeslard
Conciat Hess
Wim
Jhy Franz
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