Paris Gossips Highlight Literary Figures and Balzac Museum
In Paris a wave of scholarly honors and literary talk centers on Alfred Croiset and Maurice Croiset as possible Academy figures, with Comte d Haussonville noted for philanthropy and history. Balzac's Passy home is set to become a Balzac Museum, while Tardieu's American diplomacy notes and Coppée anecdotes enrich the era's literary scene.
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Academy
Tardieu
United States
Balzac
Aston Boissier
The
Sorbonne
Alfred Croiset
America
France
Maurice Croiset
Comte d'Haussonville
Paris
Duchesse de Bourgogne
Duc de Bourgogne
André Tardieu
le Temps
Harvard
Calmann- Lévy
M. Tardieu
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Algeciras
René Bazin
la France Et
Les Alliances
Maucmillan
Passy
Hugo
Place Des Vosges
Rue Raynouard
Louis Philippe
J. T. Sunderland
Ella Matthews Bangs
C. M. Clark Company
Harrow House
Stroudwater
Maine
Bangs
American Insects in an Oral Era Queen Sudden Rise?
Professor Vernon L Kellogg argues that if humans were not the dominant species this would be the age of insects. His nearly 700 page work American Insects from Henry Holt surveys principal American insect groups with structure, physiology, development, metamorphosis and ecological relations. Kellogg, Stanford University entomology professor, provides accessible explanations with color and halftone plates. Mary Weliman contributed the color illustrations.
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Vernon L. Kellogg
Henry Holt & Co
America
Kellogg
Leland Stanford University
Mary Weliman
Atlantic Monthly changes a corporation imprint reverberates
Boston gossip notes readers react to The Atlantic Monthly becoming The Atlantic Monthly Company. The August issue reveals the shift behind the scenes with Little, Brown & Co. reports on new and forthcoming works by Harrison Rhodes Justin Huntly McCarthy Grace Dénio Litchfield Robert Collyer and J T Sunderland.
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ISTON
Harmess
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic Monthly Company
Harrison Rhodes
Messrs
Little, Brown & Co
Charles Edward
Stephen Locke
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Grace Dénio Litchfield
New London
N. H
Booes The Shoulders of Atlas by Mary Wilkins Freeman
A New England mystery tale of unsolved secrets and vivid characters. The story moves swiftly as the author introduces a host of splendid people and keeps the plot racing to its final pages.
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Atlas
Mary
Wilkins Freeman
New England
Mary Wilkins
The Barrier Tops Best Seller List in Many Localities
Officials report The Barrier as the best selling novel across twenty six widely separated localities in many states. The sweeping popularity sends a message to readers yet to discover this triumph of primal passion.
Sir Richard Escombe
A romance set in England under German George follows Sir Richard Escombe a soldier famed for courage and danger and Kitty Dalcimore his spirited love. The tale pairs steel brightness with romance as loyalty and enmity clash in a tale of passion and honor.
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England
George
Richard Escombe
Kitty Dalcimore
R. J.'s Mother praised as Deland's finest work
Critics deem Margaret Deland’s R. J.’s Mother a sympathetic, humane study of conscience and duty. Early reviews call it perhaps her best achievement, noting its delicate treatment of life’s mooted points.
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America
Margaret Deland
R. J
The Servant in the House by Charles Raylh Kennedy
A dramatic work praised as compelling and reverent, likened to life itself. It presents the brotherhood of man as a real, breathing force.
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Charles Miner Thompson
Houghton Mifflin Company
Charles Raylh Kennedy
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M. Lemaitre
Max
Alex Fischer
Camembert
Légende du Parnasse Contemporain
Francis Coppée
Frangois
Emmanuel Glaser
Mendés
Rue de Douai
Comanceis Coly
Coppée
East
American Insects
Boston Gossip
Atlantic
American Unitarian Association
Robert Collyer
Dr. Collyer
Association
George R. Noyes
Household
Richard Watson Gilder
Mr. Stedman
Burton E. Stevenson
Eben Holden
Annie Fellows Johnston
Asa Holmes
Stephenson Browne
By Rex Beach
Sir Richard Escombe By
Max Pemberton
Magaret Deland
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