Books Published at Philadelphia Highlight Major Works
The Philadelphia publishing scene features Sydney George y Fisher's The Struggle for American Independence and a new Life of Franklin and other subjects. Miss Many E. Richmond's The Good Neighbor in the Modern City appears in a Philadelphia edition with local references. The John C. Winston Company launches Great American Lawyers in eight volumes with notable jurists contributing. The American Baptist Publication Society expands its building and catalog, boosting print runs to millions across periodicals, hymnals, and Bibles.
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Pany
R Fisher
Franklin
William
United States
Miss Many E. Richmond
Philadelphia Society For Organizing Charity
Philadelphia
Miss. Richmond
Baltimore
Russell Sage Foundation
Russell Sage
John C. Winston Company
William Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Supreme Courts
Lewis
America
American Baptist Publication Society
Seventeenth
Chestnut Streets
Isji
T. Everett Harry
Boston Budget of Literary News
Boston Feb 7. Literary items include Abbott's On the Training of Parents to be published by Houghton Mifflin. Thayer's Italica first spring volume. Filman Bullets and Lafcadio Hearn Life and Letters again issued by Constable. Walter Dill Scott’s Psychology of Advertising due from Small Maynard. The Electric Theft translated to Italian and German. Mil touns In Land of Mosques and Minarets published by L. C. Page. Francis Miltoun decorated by Bey of Tunis. Captain Love a new novel by Theodore Roberts. Theodore Parker works to two volumes. Jordan essays reprinted for youth. Florence J. Lewis Climbing Up to Nature upcoming. An American abroad book In Charge of the Corsul. Pock et Tokens. Weeds and Wild Flowers. Lyrics and Idyls also noted. Ison Browne.
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OSTON
Ernest Hamlin Abbott
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
William ‘Roscoe Thayer
Fogazzaro
Carducci
Great Britain
Small, Maynard & Co
Walter Dill Scott
Scott
University of Chicago
Neill Wynn Williams
Romé
Francis Miltoun
L. C. Page & Co
Mediterranenan
French Africa
Algeria
Tunis
Blanche McManus
Nichan Iiuikhar
Theodore Roberts
Captain Love
Reigh
George the First
BO QKS e Seraphica By Justin Huntly McCarthy
A dainty sparkling comedy set in France in Louis XVs youth. Seraphica the duchess disguises as a man and fights like a man yet remains tender as a woman. The painter Watteau appears as a charming whimsical figure in the tale.
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Justin Huntly McCarthy
France
Louis XV
Seraphica
Watteau
Hypnotic Therapeutics by John D Quzeenbos
A narrative record of hypnotic treatment presents over seven thousand personal experiences analyzed scientifically yet accessible to general readers. The work frames hypnotism as a regenerative force and aims to impress diverse audiences with its careful exposition and engaging language.
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John D. Quzeenbos
Letters and Memorials of Tilden Edited by John Bigelow
Edited by John Bigelow LL.D. this collection sheds new light on Samuel J. Tilden highlighting his career and notable contemporaries including Tilden and Grant the Tweed Ring and letters from Dana Bryant Wade Hampton Parke Godwin and others.
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John Bigelow
Ll.d
Samuel J. Tilden
Ten to Seventeen by Josephine Daskim Bacon
A light girls diary themed book aimed at readers aged 17 to 70. The text recalls boarding school humor and references The Memoirs of a Baby and The American Nation history series. A booklet about the history work is available on request.
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Josephine Daskim Bacon
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Baptist Publication Society
Delphia
Sydney George Y Fisher
Crest
Will
Ellen
By Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Sierras
Boson Globe
Ad Bookman
North American Review
New York
the Baker & Taylor CO
Union Square
DE Morgan
Joseph Vance
Henry Holt and Company
Boston Budget OF Literary News
New England
The
American. Unitarian Association
Theodore Parker
Jordan
C. M. Clark Publishing Company
Nature
Florence J. Lewis
Boston
Gorham Press
Corsul
Grand Duchy
Ella F. Padon
Vernon Wade Wagar
Mowrey Bell
Nellie T. C. Herbert
Ison Browne
Tilden
Arpers
Harpers
Harpers Magazing
8Azar Weekly
Hudson River
David Lear Buckman
Grafton Press
Literary Aid Reau, Metropolitan
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