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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1903
Page
22
New York readers weigh Tennyson along with Harrisson in a critique of the Idylls. The discussion praises his enduring grace, imagination, and seriousness while noting excess length in much of his later work. The review lauds the selections and notes the notes are illuminating and the volume well produced.
Frederic Harrison’s The North American piece titled Tennyson: A New Estimate advances a sharp, patient appraisal of Tennyson. It contrasts Lyall’s praise with Harrison’s insistence on singular poetic form and elevated standards while noting his amiable aloofness and careful, insightful readings.
A suit in Chancery questions whether publishers may publish Thompson's Electric Machinery with a claim that Henry Wilde’s 1866 separable excited dynamo credit is misrepresented. The case tests if failure to credit an inventor can justify an injunction and damages, risking broader impacts on scholarly texts.
A fragmentary notice describes a collection titled Eight Essays, with selections from Swift, Addison, Macaulay, and Matthew Arnold. It notes a general introduction on English essay prose style and mentions editors and preface as framing devices. The text cites historical prose figures and the book’s aim as presenting gems from notable writers.
A review praises Arnold Bierce's Can Such Things Be for its blend of grotesque humor and horror. The volume mingles war shipwreck murder madness and the supernatural with psychology hypnotism and metempsychosis. It notes vivid scenery gallows graveyards and memorable phrasing including a line about civility signifying resentment.
The review describes F Marion Crawford's new ghost tale Man Overboard about twin sailors and a love triangle. A brother survives a storm and is haunted by his dead twin's ghost during shipboard tension and at the wedding. The exposed nautical atmosphere and eerie sentiment are praised as strong, though not as great as The Upper Berth.
A playful poem titled The Oogley Oo and The Oogley Co by Gerald Stehel and Sey Woollhouse, published in New York by EP Dutton Co. The work is illustrated and intended as moral entertainment for children, with humorous verse and pictures.
The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs reviews art and literature with pieces on The Warwick MS and Barbizon School, includes Percy Awrantifalty’s first paper on The Silver Plate, Hal Hi ins Becham works, Henry Har lands novels, and Eugene Wood on swimming. The World editor Arthur Goodrich notes Saint ship of Outing. The National Geographic June issue spotlights Alexander Graham Bell and the tetrahedral principle in kite structure.
A notice discusses The Poultry Book by Harrison Weir, with American Edition by Double day Page Co and Willis Grant Johnson. It highlights Weir as a renowned English poultry fancier and artist, the book’s colored plates, and contributions by American experts. It notes Weir’s long standing authority, his farmyard sketches, and his views on breeding, poultry shows, and the import of foreign breeds and eggs into England.
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