Theodosia Burr Memoir Aims for Clear Portraits in New Volume
In Burr memoirs by Charles Felton Pidgin a new volume titled Theodosia emphasizes detaching Burr’s life to showcase his teaching and fatherly role. Theodosia’s diaries and letters frame her life, education, and romance with her suitors, with limited portraits and an index for verification. The spring list includes new authors and revised editions from multiple publishers.
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Oston
Charles Felton Pidgin
Burr
Theodosia
C. M. Clark Publishing Company
Edwards
Burt
Stillwell
Bartow
The Irish Wonder Book and Gaelic Legends Recounted
A review discusses The Book of Saints and Wonders edited by Lady Gregory. It highlights tales of Columcille, Brigit, Patrick, and Maeldune, noting the author’s Gaelic flavor in English prose and praising the charm while warning against overdoing the idiom.
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Lady Gregory
Ireland
Scribner's
Columcille
Gregory
Brigit
Patrick
Maeldune
Ulysses
Circe
Books Received Survey of Music in England and Related Works
List of new books with authors and publishers includes Survey of Music in England by Ernest Walker from Oxford and various biographies and memoirs such as Abraham Lincoln by Henry Bryan Binns, Henrik Ibsen by Edmund Gosse, and Memoirs of a Russian Governor edited by Herman Rosenthal. Prices and formats noted.
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England
Ernest Walker
Oxford
Don Poon
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Bryan Binns
New York
E P. Dutton & Co
Henrik Ibsen
Edmund Gosse
Charles Scribner's Sons
Anne Genevieve Bourbon
Duchens de
Duchens de Congueville, Tor Times. By H. Noel Williams. 8Vo, New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Edward Howard Griggs
B. W. Huobsch
Prince Serge Dmitryevich Urussov
Herman Rosenthal
Harper & Brothers
The Genesis of Hamlet and Related Literary Works
A listing of books and authors including The Genesis of Hamlet by Charlton M. Keats and Famous Irish Women by Katharine A. O Mahoney, with publication details. Other titles include Literature of Libraries in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries edited by John Cotton Dana, Heliotrope by John Rothensteiner, The Pearl rendered in prose by Charles G. Osgood, The Search of Selisarius by Percy Stickney Grant, and Renaissance Masters by George B. Rose, with publishers and formats.
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Charlton M. Keats
New York
Henry Holt
Katharine A. O'Keefe O'Mahoney
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Publishing Company
John Cotton Dana
Chicago
A. C. McClurg & Co
John Rothensteiner
St. Louis
B. Lerder
Charles G. Osgood
Princeton
N. J
Selisarius
Percy Stickney Grant
Brentano
Rusty Michel Angelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Tuan
Correggio
Botticelli
Rubens
George B
New Theology and the Old Religion
Religious titles and works listed with authors and publishers. Charles Gore presents a study on theology while Henry Wheeler and H Fielding Hall publish related religious expositions. Other items include Old Testament studies in memory of William Rainey Harper and a social analysis of religious institutions.
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Charles Gore
New York
B. P. Dutton & Co
Henry Wheeler
Eaton & Mains
H. Fielding Hall
the Macmillan Company
William Rainey Harper
Robert Francis Harper
Chicago
University _ of Chicago Press
Edwin L. Earp
Travel and Description. The Desert and the Sown
Travel notes and descriptions of deserts and farming lands with author Gertrude Bell. Includes references to New York and publishers Dutton and Co. and other works such as Stories of New Haven by Ernest Baldwin and Ancient Italy by Ettore Pals. Iona: The Sacred Isle by Robert Jaffray noted as privately printed.
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Byria
Gertrude Lowthian Bell
New York
KP. Dutton & Co
New Haven
Ernest FL Baldwin
Taunton
Mass
Hack & Sons
Italy
Magna Graecia
Sicily
Sardinia
Ettore Pals
Chicago
University Press
Iona
Sacred Isle
Robert Jaffray
New Editions of Notable Works in Bookselling Firms
A catalog of new editions and editions list including Ibsen works from Scrifmer's Sons and Burke heraldic history from Harrison & Sons. Also featuring Kingsley winter garden, Tennyson collected works, Bjornson novels, and other titles with publishers and prices in New York and London.
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Henrik Ibsen
New York
Charles Scrifmer’s Sons
Inger
Ostral
Solhoug
Love
Sir Bernard Burke
Ashworth P. Gurke
London
Harrison & Sons
G. P. Putnam's Sona
Winter Garden
Charles Kingsley
the Outlay Company
Alfred Lord Tennyson
Hallam Lord Tennyson
the Macmillan Company
Ljornstjerne Bijorneon
Edmund Grosse
Debora
Tod
Henry de la Pasture
E. P. Dutton & Co
Frances Campbell Trio
New 1900s titles and publishers listed in catalog
A catalog-style listing presents multiple book titles with authors and publication details. Notable entries include The Veil by Mary Harriott Norris from Badger, The New Mayor by Albert Baren Terhuns from Ogilvie, Thy Yellow Face by Fred M. White, The Forest Playfellow by B. K. Sanders, Ten to Seventeen by Josephine Daskam Bacon, The Borrowed Baby by Lilian Brock, Kedar Kross by J. Van der Veer Shorts, Adventures with Indians by W. C. Stoddard et al., and prices such as $1.25 and 6 cents indicated.
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Mary Harriott Norris
Boston
Richard G. Badger
Albert Baren Terhuns
New York
The
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Ogilvie Publishing Company
Fred M. White
RK. F. Fenno & Co
B. K. Sanders
EH. P. Dutton & Co
Josephine Daskam Bacon
Lime
Harper & Brothers
Lilian Brock
Hoston
Kedar Kross
North Country
J. van der Veer
W. C. Stoddard
The American Constitution The National Powers and States Rights
Fy Frederick Jesup Stimson presents a compact study in constitutional theory exploring national power states rights and civil liberties. Published by Charles Scribner's Sons in New York the work surveys foundational governance concepts and legal boundaries.
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Frederick Jesup Stimson
New York
Charles Scribner's Sons
Popular books at New York Library week ended January 21
Circulating department reports top adult fiction selections including Burnett The Shuttle Parker The Weavers Wharton Fruit of the Tree. Juvenile titles feature Lang Fairy Books Craik Little Lame Prince Barbour Captain of the Crew. Non fiction highlights Ibsen Plays Fiske History of the United States Benson Altar Fire.
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New York
Burnett
Parker
Wharton
Lang
Craik
Barbour
Ibsen
Fiske
United States
Benson
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Irving Babbitt
Harvard
George S. Wasson
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Rome
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Ozark Mountains
God Save the Common
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