New Books of the Spring Season
A list of recent and forthcoming publications across all branches of pure science and literature. Includes entries by authors such as Archibald Marshall and editor Lewis Melville, with classifications and author indexes.
Lady Baltimore and the cake that changed its name
A London critic claims Charleston had no Lady Baltimore before Owen Wister. The piece compares Lady Washington and Lady Baltimore, notes the Louisville Courier Journal on magazine accuracy, and mocks delays and misstatements in periodicals as excuses for error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
New York Sun
Owen Wister
Mr. Wister
Lady Washington
Baltimore
Lady Baltimore
Washington
Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier- Journal
Straits of Magellan
Bering Straits
London
New Yorks
Davy Crockett
editors must know history and copy accuracy
A meditation on press accuracy contrasts editor knowhow with misstatements in magazines. It notes editors error and alertness, mentions George Meredith backing Welsh archaeology, Roman Britain, and legends. It covers Crockett Me and Myn, Limited and the novel debate, Mrs. Humphry Ward, Robert Elsmere translations, and Rostand Chantecler previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Strait
Strait of Magellan
George Meredith
Liverpool Society For
Wales
The
Marches
Round Table
Harry Richmond
Britain
Queen Victoria Letters Featured in New Martin Volume
King Edward approves Sir Theodore Martin's Queen Victoria as I knew Her to be published by Blackwood in May. Outing Publishing contest prize of 1000 dollars set with deadline May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantecler
M. Rostand
M. Coquelin
Porte-Saint- Martin
Paris
Aristophanes
Queen Victoria
Edward
Sir Theodore Martin
Messrs. Blackwood
Martin Luthers Letters Self Revealing Epistles
A compact selection presents Martin Luthers intimate letters to friends and foes, revealing the reformer’s ardor, temperament, and character through candid epistles. The volumes compile personal grievances, theological cautions, and steadfast faith shaping his public stance.
Letters of Martin Luther Selected and Translated
A review of a volume containing about five hundred selected letters from Martin Luther, translated by Margaret A. Currie. The notes are helpful though limited. the collection emphasizes Luther’s religious fervor, language love, and humanity in letters to friends and foes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel Link
Martin Luther
University of Wittenberg
Margaret A. Currie
Mann
Luther
Erfurt
New University of Wittenberg
Christ
Devil
Wittenbergers
Saxony
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Martin
Edward Cary
Kerron John Sherman
Madison Cawein
Kentucky
Hildegarde Hawthorne
Arthur Upson
Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Tragic Muse
Edward ‘A. Dithmarition
Prof
Christian Gauss
Lemaitre
Frederick C. Mortimer
Archibald Marshall
Avece
Lewis Melville
Eee
Rex Beach
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Arthur Stringer
Asece
London Court
R Crockett
Me and Myn
T. Fisher Unwin
James Clarke & Co
Crockett
Vida
Clarkes
Mya
Mr. Crockett
Humphry Ward
Robert Elsmere
M. Frederick Brunetttre
le Revue Des Deux Moines
Lyceum Club
May Sinclair
Gertrude Atherton
Juliet Wilbur Simpkins
John Luther Long
Louise Imogen Gurney
James Murrell
James Saul Allen
Mary E. Williams
Julia Ward Horne
Outing Publishing Company
Germany
Mart
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