Regeneration of a Criminal in a Virginia Novel
A digest of literary pieces reviews a story titled The Regeneration of a Criminal by a Virginia author. It discusses themes of dignity and distinction, noting the novelist’s portrayal of crime within moral texture and social context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Valjean
Ceeysees
Miss Glasgow
Isaac I’. Marcosson
Leorard
Tt. Robbins
Hildegarde Hawthorne
London
Ouida
Ann Orf
Tennyson
New York
Rostow
Stendhal and Huneker Honor a French Master of Realism
Henri Beyle Stendhal receives high praise from Huneker for shaping modern fiction. The piece surveys his Grenoble birth in 1783, military service at Marengo Jena and Moscow, Paris life, and work in Milan Civita Vecchia with lasting influence on Tolstoy and Hugo. It lauds his detached psychology and sincere novels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. James Huneker
Hetel
de Stendhal
Stendhal
Balzac
Byron
Goethe
Eckermann
Mérimce
Victor Hugo
Taine
Senius
Zola
Paul Bourget
Tolstoy
George Brandes
Brunetiére
Bilzac
Huneker
Scribner's
Grenoble
Geneva
Milan
Marengo
Michaud
Paris
Jena
Brunswick
Russia
Moscow
Civita Vecchia
Waterloo
Encyclopedia of Mississippi History volumes released
Two large bound volumes edited by Dunbar Rowland and published by Selwyn Brant present a comprehensive Mississippi history from 1540 to 1906. The work uses an alphabetical sketches format of counties towns events persons and institutions with a critical preface on sources though it lacks a strong index for easy reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Dunbar Rowland
Mississippi Department of Archives and History
American Historical Association
Selwyn A. Brant
Madison
Wis
Literary Phenomena in England and New American Works
The piece notes three literary phenomena in England led by Joseph Conrad and William D. Morgan, and Swinburne with Watts-Dunton. It covers Watts-Dunton and Swinburne, a New York Times report, and a critique of Louis Kight and Christopher Stone. It mentions Dr. Murray seeking early uses of the word press and a debut novel Scars by Christopher Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdon
England
United Kingdom
Joseph Conrad
William D. Morgan
Swinburne
Theodore Watts- Dunton
Putney
London
Watts-Dunton
Tim New York ‘Times
Saturnay Review
Cable
Watts- Dunton
Mr. Watts-Dunton
América
Louis Kight
Wood
Kight
America
United States
Murray
Sunnyside
Oxford
Christopher Stone
Eton
Mr. Stone
Letters of Mme de Stael to Benjamin Constant
A review of unpublished epistolary fragments by Mme de Stael to Benjamin Constant edited by Baroness Elisabeth de Nolde. It notes missing letters, editorial framing from Constant’s Journal Intime, and analysis of their intimate intellectual bond and its limits. The piece cites Sismondi and an 1817 obituary in Moniteur Universel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. DE Stael
Benjamin Constant
Madame DE Sirael
Mme
Charlotte de Constant
de Constant
Baroness Elisabeth de Nolde
Charlotte Harwood
Immo
New York
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Mme. de Stat
Mme. Dé Stall
Constant
Baroness de Nolde
Intime
Mme. de Sta
Mme. de Sta@l
Adieus
Mme. de Staél
Sismendi
Moniteur Universélle
Penjamin Constant
Sismondi
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