Dickens and Poe Critics Highlight 1900s Literary Scene
In Harper's Magazine Howells analyzes Dickens enduring power, praising his dramatic talent and democratic tenderness. The piece also surveys Poe biographies, new editions, and editorial plans at Virginia, Dartmouth, and Macmillan, with notes on Kipling, Ruskin, and Will H. Low’s art voyage.
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Woodbury
Griswold
Philosophical Society of the University of Virginia
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R. Il. Traylor
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J. CG
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Charles Poindexter
New York
London
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George P. Upton
A. C. McClurg És Co
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Charles Richardson
Dartmouth College
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