Crude Art in The Grey Knight reviewed
Elisabeth L. Cary’s The Grey Knight is praised for charm and place but critiqued for simplified execution. Louise dominates as a steady, luminous character amid a cast of vivid but uneven others. the narrative lacks a cohesive whole and craftsmanlike balance. The Door of Darkness is noted as less cohesive with melodramatic and supernatural elements and uneven character development.
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Griffiths
Sir Harry
Louise
Anna
Gwenllian
Harry
Mr. Pollard
Bowery
Satori
Raphael
Tintoretto
Gerard Andran
Victor Amadeus I
Prince of Darkness
The Irish in the Colonies
James Haltigan reviews The Irish in The American Revolution and Their Influence in the Colonies by Patrick J. Haltigan. The author argues Irishmen shaped the American Republic as colonists soldiers and citizens, drawing on extensive records and biographical work with support from Irish Americans nationwide.
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James Haltigan
Patrick J. Haltigan
Halligan
Authors and editors honored at Yale and beyond
Yale grants D D to Rev Theodore T Munger and Litt D to William Vaughn Moody for their literary works. Katherine E Conway moves from The Boston Pilot to The Republic. John Vance Cheney and wife sail for Europe for three months. Thomas B Mosher to publish Mr Cheney volume In the Time of Roses in October. Charles Hanson Towne resigns Smart Set editorship. Frederic S Isham tours world. in Moscow now awaiting across Siberia trip. Elizabeth Miller marries Indianapolis attorney. she will continue writing. Mark Twain spends summer at Innocence at Home in Connecticut near Redding.
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Yale
D. D
Theodore T. Munger
Horace Bushnell
William Vaughn Moody
Katherine E. Conway
Boston Pilot
John Boyie O'Reilly
James Jeffrey Roche
Republic
Fitzgerald
Boston
John Vance Cheney
Europe
Thomas B. Mosher
Cheney
Charles Hanson Towne
T Smart Set
Frederic S. Isham
Moscow
Siberia
Constantinople
Elizabeth Miller
City of Delight
Indianapolis
Miss Miller
Mark Twain
Connecticut
Redding
Notable Authors and Travelers Around Town
The item notes John Mead Howells designing a home with a loggia and large living room, Mrs. Humphry Ward leaving Quebec for England after Western Canada and six weeks in the U S. Max Pemberton loving the countryside at Troston Hall Suffolk. Gertrude Atherton in Munich amid Rothenberg festival. Wilbur D Nesbit returning from six weeks in London and Paris and hinting at writing a book about it.
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Max Pemberton
Troston
Suffolk
Troston Hall
Gertrude Atherton
Germany
Munich
Rothenberg ob-der-Tauber
Wilbur D. Nesbit
Miineis
Mr. Nesbit
London
Paris
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Elma A. Travis
The
New York Times
the Outing Publishing CO
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Robert E. Peary
Pole
Elizabeth Helene Freston
Broadway Publishing Company
Grafton Magazine OF History and Genealogy
Grafton Press
N.Y
William H. Taft
Philip
Pines
Charles Scribner’s Sons
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