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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1908

Page

28

Spring Book Boom Promises Major Philadelphia Publications

Philadelphia publishers expect a busy spring as they roll out major titles. The Russian Peasant by Howard P. Kennard draws attention with photographs and depictions of poverty. Lippincott also previews new novels by John Reed Scott and religious works from Jacobs & Co. and others.

Philadelphia J. B. Lippincott Company Howard P. Kennard Russia Kennard The Lippincotts John Reed Scott Beatrix of Claire George W. Jacobs & 9 Arthur Chambers London Richard Wilmer Chambers England America Wilmer Alabama Lbs Re George H. Ferris Henry (. Vedder Ferris Miss Saunders Joe

EGERIA AND THE BAR SINISTER IN EWINGS LADY

A Westerner transplanted to New York in Ewing's Lady by Tarry Eon Wilson is explored as a readable melodrama. A painter hero, a young widow heroine, and a villainous ex-husband drive a tale of Bohemian art life and romantic discovery ending with a satisfyingly proper finish.

Tarry Eon Wilson Spenders New York Ewing Appletons Wilson Colorado Segeria West

Essays and Addresses by Sir Richard Jebb reviewed

The late Sir Richard Jebb’s papers collected by Lady Jebb under the title Essays and Addresses show a graceful, vigorous style. Topics range from The Genius of Sophocles to Froude’s Caesar and Humaism in Education, each piece repaying careful reading with beauty and proportion.

Sir Richard Jebb Lady Jebb Sir Richard Haimin Sophocles Froude Caesar Samus Johnson

Lure of the Dim Trails and Western Shortage of Novel Flair

The article reviews The Lure of the Dim Trails a Western romance by Bowler with illustrations by C M Russell. It praises spirited margins and a blend of sentiment and humor in a cowboy love story, noting it may be familiar but competently done.

Free West C. M. Russell B. M. Bowler

Critics Question Recall of George Henry Miles Works

A review discusses revival of Miles's verses and his Hamlet essay. It notes Miles born 1824 in Maryland, his plays including Eghael and Mohammed, and Forrest Booth connections. The piece quotes praise from Charton Collins and Holmes, praising the melodies and sentiment in his neglected poems and the Hamlet interpretation.

Hamlet George Henry Miles Cristmas Longmans, Green & Co J. B. Miles Iit Mis Denmark Miles Edwin Forrest Forrest Edwin Booth Charton-Collins Sons of Light Shakespeare Byron Mount St. Mary's College Eghael Mohammed J. W. Wallack Beatrice Inkerman

Said the Rose Lyric Reprinted in Times Review 1906

The lyric Said the Rose was reprinted in the January 1906 Top New York Times Review of Books, highlighting the poem as a notable verse from its original publication. The item notes its inclusion among reviewed literary pieces in the periodical edition.

New York Times Review of Books

A Text Book of Poetry Edited by Walter Bronson

A review of The Nineteenth Century edition from the University of Chicago Press. The article evaluates how the book, the final in a four volume series, balances criticism and selection, notes strengths in its notes and contemporary criticism, and notes omissions such as lifespans of poets and American poets to be included.

Walter ©. Bronson Litt Brown University University of Chicago Press Longfellow Lowell Bryant Whittier Jeffrey Wordsworth Croker Keats Lockhirt Tennyson

Modern Views of Christ by Sanday

Review notes William Sanday's life of Jesus as shaped by modern critical methods. Highlights include the shift of interest to the New Testament, the symbolism of biblical language, and twelve essays surveying recent twenty year research. Du Bose is praised as a leading American theologian.

Christ William Sanday Lady Margaret Church Exeter College British Academy New York Oxford University Press Jesus Sanday England W. P. du Bose University of the South du Bose America Innglind

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