Geyserland and the dream of a new social order
A critical review of Mark Stubble and Richard Hatfield's Geyserland Empiricisms in Social Reform. The piece condemns Hatfield's call for a total societal reconstruction, arguing his vision imagines a backward reset to 9262 B.C. and features radical controls on marriage, family, and property. It notes the work blends pseudo science with utopian dictates and finds little merit in its proposals.
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Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
Bellamy
Wells
Mr. Hatifield
B. c
Alaska
Brazil
Spain
Australia
China
Hudson Bay
Heaven
Hatfieldia
Geyserland
Mr. Stokes
Roosevelt
Stokes
Mark Stubble
M. D
Richard
Washington
Richard Hatfield
Tito Green Court
N. W
A Story of Perugia A Modern Prometheus
Mary Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi’s A Story of Perugia unfolds in Umbrian shadows with Clare as a haunted heroine. The mother lover priest and husband figures braid a spiritual battle across Perugia and Assisi as the crystal vision ends in unresolved mystery.
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Mary Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi
New York
Duffield & Co
Perugia
Assisi
Clare
Gertie
Aftermath of Marriage The Great Amulet
Maud Diver portrays a British officer and artist whose marriage unravels after an army wedding. Capt Lenox's opium habit and his wife's flirtations spark continual discord, while Asiatic cholera cases intrude, limiting realism. The account closes with their reunion years later at an Indian post amid melodramatic tension.
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Maud Diver
Desmond
New York
Ean Lane Company
India
Capt. Lenox
Is Tennyson's Poetry Exotic or Not
The reviewer notes that Tennyson may be less exotic than claimed, especially in his nature poetry. The author tests excerpts from The Gardener's Daughter and The Brook, finding familiar flora and fauna to American readers. He argues English idylls reflect daily English landscapes but remain accessible to many Americans, despite insular views of English subjects.
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Geyserland
Mr. Hatfield
Hatfield
New York Times Saturday
Prof. MacMechan
Tennyson
England
United States
Rockies
Dalhousie College
Nova Scotia
New England
Atlantic
Longfellow
Lanier
Suna
Shelley
Harpers BC as Harpers BC as R. J.'s Mother and Some Other People
A brief Deland tale blending quiet tragedy and subtle comedy. R. J., a bell boy, is drawn with warmth, and the story offers reflections on grief and the search for final joy.
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Margaret Deland
Mrs. Deland
R. J
The Shoulders of Atlas by Mary E Wilkins Freeman
The ornate tale centers on Rose a New York girl who moves to a New England village and stirs passions. A second woman desires her lover while a quiet mystery adds detective flavor to the unfolding drama full of warmth humor and tenderness.
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Mary E. Wilkins
Freeman
Rose
New York
New England
The Land of the Living by Maude Radford Warren
A lively romance of reformist hero fighting a ward boss Callahan while loving him as a son. A fine village heroine loves him, yet he dreams of a second woman from an Irish castle as Irish wit and sentiment color the tale.
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Maude Radford
Warren Lively
Callahan
Sir Richard Escombe and Kitty in Lottery Mishap
A dramatic tale notes misfortune befalling Sir Richard Escombe and Kitty as a lottery draw stirs peril. The king meddles, Sir Richard acts rashly, yet the pair are portrayed as destined for each other from the start.
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Sir Richard
George
Kitty
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