New Edition of Shakespeare Explores Mexican Trade and Classic Works
A review notes Bryce and Martin on Mexican economy and mixed population, praising the new Shakespeare editions. It covers Duffield’s Old Spelling Shakespeare, Furnivall’s aims, the Lamb Shakespeare for the Young, and Shakespeare Classics with editors like Daniel and Gollancz, plus observations on text practices and illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffield
Furnival
Furnivall
Shakespeare
T. Y. Crowell & Co
W. G. Boswell-Stone
F. J. Furnivall
W G. Boswell-Stone
New York
Duffield & Co
Lamb Shakespeare
Lamb
Prof. I. Gollancz
Duffield Co
Dr. Furnivall
Mary
Charles
Purcell
Arne
Shakespeare Library
P. A. Daniel
Gollancz
Sidney Lee
Lodge
Rosalynde
Romeus
Juliet
John
Hamlet
Lear
The Bishops Emeralds review
A critical look at The Bishop's Emeralds by Houghton Townley from Watt & Co. The villain is a consummate criminal whose schemes ruin the Bishop family. The author resolves the plot with the villain's murder and the Bishop's sudden death by apoplexy. The tale may attract readers who enjoy tangled plots and melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Townley
A Cowboy Cavalier in a Texas Ranch Tale
Harriet C. Morse's A Cowboy Cavalier sketches ranch life in Texas through breezy characters. A fine young rodeo hero wins the heart of a New York lawyer's daughter who spends a year on the ranch before deciding to return to Texas to wed and spend her days in the Lone Star State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet C. Morse
C. M. Clark Publishing Company
Texas
New York
Driven Back portrays the modern Indian struggle and legend
S C Gilman recounts a present day Indian facing imposed conditions by the conqueror in Driven Back. The tale blends action with philosophy and features Indian legends and a frontispiece by an Indian youth. The author shows charm and affection for his subject in a poetic portrait of a dying race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bryce
Diaz
Martin
S. C. Gilman
New York
E. P. Dutton & Co
Pragmatism the Clue to Reality Reflected in Colubmian Essays
Essays Philosophical and Psychological in honor of William James surveys pragmatism as a usable reality. It contrasts thing perceived with its phenomena, notes convergence of science and lay perception, and highlights essays by J Fullerton Kate Gordon and others from Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Harvard
Columbia
Dewey
Descartes
Berkeley
J. Fullerton
Swedenborg
William Pepperrell Montague
Kate Gordon
Leo ‘Tolstoy
James
Co. University
Longmans, Green & Co
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San Luis Potosi
Indianapolis
Toluca
Monterey
Orizaba
Scientific and Literary Institute
City of
John Morley
Juarez
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