Conquest of Camceroceesseseers and the Trypsin Treatment
New York January 4 1208 The issue lists sections on War and conquest topics The editor claims a key position against the enemy The page covers literary notes including references to Eden Phillpotts and Nietzsche as well as book news and letters from the late Dean Hole The layout resembles a weekly miscellany of reading and commentary with various departments and notices
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Fage
Saleeby
The Critics Profession Examined by Mr. Birrell
In remarks on book reviews, Mr. Augustine Birrell mocks the pretensions of critics. He argues readers demand sincerity and reason over authority, noting the need for sympathy and understanding rather than vast knowledge alone.
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Birrell
Geneva
Miblic
Columbia University as Custodian of The Raven Relic
In a New York Times Saturday Review of Books notice, Figpper Striker Mott argues Columbia University is a fitting guardian for The Raven manuscript. He cites that the cottage location Bloomingdale section and the university’s Bloomingdale Asylum site support the choice. He adds the poem reflects the atmosphere of little old New York and a local institution would suit as custodian.
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New York Times
Revie
Little Old
New York
Figpper Striker
Mott
The American Nation Volume on World Power 1897 to 1907
A critical review of Latene’s The American Nation Volume XXV America as a World Power 1897 1907 praising its impartial digest of the Spanish American War and subsequent policy shifts. The critic notes strong navy and army coverage, Philippines insurrection, expansion debates, and a bibliography guiding further research while faulting terse Hague Conference treatment.
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American Nation
Spain
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Latene
Hay
Russia
Japan
America
John Holladay Latene
Washington and Lee University
York and Lond
Harper & Brothers
Suburban life and its comic move through Mrs Cutting’s book
A review of The Suburban Whirl by Mary Stewart Cutting explores the focus on the commuter’s wife rather than the commuter. The collection centers on vivacious suburban women, their social whirl, and self assertion.
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Mary Stewart Cutting
McClure Company
Cuitenee
The Angel and the Outcast by G Colmore reviewed
A review of G Colmore’s The Angel and the Outcast third edition from Brentany’s discusses angels in disguise. It contrasts two sisters from slums and Mayfair showing themes of divine love and human dignity.
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Angel and the
G. Colmore
New York
Brentany's
Amazel
Mr. Colmore
Mayfair
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Wm. Adams Brown
London
Dean Hole
James Gustavus Whiteley
Eden Phillpotts
Fr. Nietzsche
Mary 5. Watts
Boston
Lady Fanshaw
Poe
Brennan House
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Philadelphia
Augus
Tine Birrell
Birfell
Balzac
Turgenieff
Guy de Maupassant
Tolstoy
Macaulay
Wisdom
Informaton Hves
Metchnikoff
Henry James
Bernard Shaw
Mr. Dooley
Arcenius
Phidias