Itineraries and Wanderlust in Moryson’s Travel Narrative
The essay praises Fynes Moryson’s Itinerary for its unpretentious Elizabethan English and factual travel accounts across Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and more. It contrasts him with Evelyn and Walpole, notes his frugal expenditures, ventures abroad to seek knowledge, and recounts his telepathic visions and family dreams, highlighting its value as historical material for fiction and later writers.
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Horace Walpole
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Moryson
Pepys
Germany
Bosmerland
Switzerland
Netherland
Denmark
Poland
Italy
Turkey
France
Engljtndtland
Ireland
Fynes Moryson
Glasgow
James MacLe ;& Sons
York
the Macmillan Company
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Jerusalem
Fynes
Society For ‘Psychical Research
Prague
Cambridge
Quentin Durward
The Orchard Confession and Autobiography Review
The article discusses The Confessions and Autobiography of Harry Orchard as published by The McClure Company. It outlines Orchard’s life story from marriage to imprisonment and his detailed confession to Detective McParland, noting the work’s stark, methodical, and morally unsettled portrayal linked to the Haywood trial.
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Haywood
McClure Company
McParland
Orchard
St. Michael's Cathestral
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Charming Schoolgirls in New Book Reviews
A review praises Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon's Ten to Seventeen for its playful yet sharp portrayal of schoolgirls and their unique speech and ideals. Grace Ethelwyn Cody's Jacquette, a Sorority Girl, is recommended for its simple charm and accessible heroine, offering a broader perspective than Bacon's.
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Jacquette
Grace
Ethelwyn Cody
Watffield & Co
Mrs. Bacon
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