Bibliographical queries on English literature and poets
A reader exchange lists questions on locating Low's bibliographical accounts and scarce books, publication histories of Little Breeches, The Witch's Cavern, and works by Emma Lazarus. It includes requests for authors of The Recruit, The Fall of Babylon, Rural Hours, and other poems, plus notes on Whitman birthplace and Shakespearean editions.
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Hal Smith
F Street
Washington
Pheouise
Low
Teaten
London
New York
Murray Street
New York City
The Blackberry Girl Poem Request Note
A reader asks where to find the poem The Blackberry Girl and mentions a quoted line about dropping berries. The note seeks guidance on locating the work or source information for further reference.
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John Z. Baines
Sheffield
Maas
Metchnikoff on Human Nature and a Translated Work
George Haven Putnam reports securing Dr. P Chalmers Mitchell to translate Elie Metchnikoff's Etudes sur la nature humaine to be published by Masson Paris. Mitchell, elected Secretary of the Zoological Society of England, will also write an introduction. He cites Metchnikoff as a major figure with theories on aging and immunity.
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George Haven Putnam
Tendon
P. Chalmers Mitchell
Elie Metchnikoff
Masson
Paris
Mitchell
Zoological Society of England
Prof. Metchnikoff
Berlin
Pasteur Institute
Millar’s Literary History of Scotland released in Library series
Charles Scribner’s Sons publish J H Millar’s Literary History of Scotland in collaboration with T Fisher Unwin. The work covers Scottish literature from the fourteenth century to today, detailing vernacular and Scots English works, with emphasis on major figures like Dunbar Lyndsay Hume Burns and Scott alongside noted minor authors. It highlights periods such as Early Scottish Poetry the Reformation the Golden Age of Scottish Poetry and the Rise of Periodical Literature.
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Literary
Scotland
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Millar
Great Britain
Dunbar
Lyndsay
Hume
Burns
Scott
Britain
Walter Scott
R. L. Stevenson
Diary of a Turk shows life under Abd al Hamid and foreign privilege
The Macmillan Company publishes The Diary of a Turk by Halil Halid M A MR A 8S to correct Western misapprehensions about Turkey. The text covers the Turkish school polygamy harem marriage customs female traders and internal dangers including foreign law immunity and capitulations. Halid criticizes Abd al Hamid as a capricious ruler and notes the Porte’s methods to spy on Europeans and the sultan’s preference for the German Emperor.
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England
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Turkey
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Abd-ul-Hamid
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