Priest and Pagan and Other Books Review
A brisk review list covers Priest and Pagan by Herbert M. Hopkins, The Profligate by Arthur Hernblow, The Life and Letters of George Bancroft by M. A. De Wolfe Howe, To the End of the Trail by Richard Hovey, Over Against Green Peak by Zephine Humphrey, Love Sonnets of a Conductor by Wallace Irwin, and Essays Philosophical and Psychological in honor of Harvard’s William James. Details note Bronx settings, social climbers, posthumous verse, new poetry translations, and scholarly volumes with biographical scope.
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Herbert M. Hopkins
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
The
Bronx
Washington Square
Woodlawn
Mr. Hopkins
Warwick
George Bancroft
M. A. de Wolfe Howe
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Bancroft
Mr. Howe
Gdéttingen University
Italy
France
England
Germany
Goethe
Humboldt
Lord Byron
Lafayette
Thorvaldsen
Guizot
Benjamin Constant
Louis Philippe
von Moltke
Bismarck
William
Thiers
Eugénie
America
Prescott
Motley
Parkman
Massachusetts
Washington
Golttingen
United States
Harvard
Richard Hovey
Duffield & Co
Vagabondia
Barney McGee
Christopher Columbus
Hovey
Mallarmé
Paul Verlaine
Sidney Lanier
Matthew Arnold
D. G. Rossetti
Amélie Rives
A. C. Swinburne
Don Juan
Green Peak
Zephine Humphrey
Henry Holt & Co
New England
Susan
Maine
Humphrey
Wallace Irwin
Paul Elder & Co
Golden Gate
Jealousy Curve
Hope Corners
St. Valentine Street
Paradise Park
William James
Harvard University
Columbia University
Longmans, Green & Co
John Dewey
E. L. Thorndike
J. F. E. Woodbridge
Journal of Philosophy
Felix Adler
C. A. Strong
The Shoulders of Atlas by Mary E Wilkins Freeman
A brief assessment praises the New England novel for its truthful, life revealing storytelling and strong, expansive character work. The reader notes the work’s clarity and depth as the story unfolds.
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Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
New England
A Mighty Fine Romance From the Georgian Era
Max Pemberton praises a new novel described as a romance. He notes the courteous fighting men and winsome women of the Georgian era as likable, and the work blends picturesque yesterday with a sense of present-day reality for readers.
American observer profiles Northern Europe with wit
An American man of affairs surveys Norway Sweden Denmark and Russia sharing sharp yet kind humor. His notes render the region and its people familiar, with substantial information woven through the travel observations.
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Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Russia
Adventures With Pirates Authentic Tales of Buccaneers
Book note highlighting Howard Pyle Rear Admiral Upshur and others as vivid portrayers of pirate life. Colonial pirates and historic treasure hunts add adventurous appeal for boys, presenting a dashing front for young readers.
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Howard Pyle
Rear Admiral
Upshur
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Arthur Hernblow
W. Dillingham & Co
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Avenger
the Avenger
Oppenheim
Mr. Oppenheim
New York World
Philadelphia Press
New York Sun
Paul Bourget
George Burnham Ives
Henry Haynie
Tynes
New York World Cloth
Hemlock Avenue
Roman Doubleday
Charles Edward
Harrison Rhodes
Springhold Union
Louis Globe-Democrat
Penrhyn Stanlaws
Red Firs
By Ada Woodruff Anderson
Hartford Courant
Puget Sound
Portland Oregonian
Grunwald
Mary Imlay Taylor
Grace Denio Litchfield
Anna Chapin Ray
Miss Ray
Janet OF the
Little, Brown & Co.,publishers
Atlas
Sir Richard Escombe
By Max Pemberton
Scandinavia
Pirates
Arpers Harpers Harpers Zine
Bazar Weekly
William Demorgan
Joseph Vance