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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1908

Page

27

Reader views on Mrs Ward and Diana Mallory in testing novel

A reader in Schenectady critiques Mrs Ward for bias in her portrayal of Diana Mallory and other characters in Diana, arguing the author’s sympathy betrays impartiality. The letter questions Diana’s growth through suffering and whether love for Oliver Masham transforms or merely repeats old passions.

Mrs. Ward Juliet Sparling Oliver Masham Juliet Oliver James Chide Lankester Diana

Defending 9009 A Prison Life Debate and Evidence

A defender of 9009 argues prison life is portrayed with authentic abuses. Details include whipping, thumbs lashing, water cure, and guards abusing power. case notes cite Salem Oregon and Folsom California incidents, autopsies, framed breaks, and a vivid portrait of convicts Tracy and Oppenheimer as rebels.

New York Times Saturday Review of Books Bechdolt Salem Ore Folsom Cal John Collins Tracy Oppenheimer San Quentin Bechdelt Beddell Northwest Oregon Evans and Sonntag California

Letter Reply Defends Criminal Court Reporting

James Hopper objects to a critic’s view that prison life is not depicted accurately in a book about crime and punishment. He argues that a country with high murder rates needs such a work to expose how its penal system generates criminals. New York, Nov. 6.

WLC. T Unit Sina United Statess Bechdelt France England James Hopper

Reader praises Strongheart and contrasts with The Man of Yesterday

New York critic Lewis Metcalfe lauds Strongheart as a rational humane novel and urges reading Mary Holland Kinkind's The Man of Yesterday to contrast outcomes of interracial marriage. He calls both works valuable to the study of the Indian problem.

New York Times Saturday Review of Books Strongheart Times Frederick Burton Mary Holland Kinkind Ivan Lewis Metcalfe New York City

Taine Translation Credit Correction in The Times

The Oct 25 issue misattributes Taine's History of English Literature to John Durand. The translation was done by HM Van Lawn of the Edinburgh Academy, with Vols I and II published November and December 1871 by Holt & Williams. Taine’s introductions to American readers came via Durand’s earlier translations.

John Durand Taine Henry Helt HM. van Lawn Edinburgh Academy

Dickens and Jaggers in Great Expectations

Charles Hamilton argues that in a Great Expectations scene Jaggers would not act for the Crown in a state trial. He notes misrendered names and the misfit of plate as a charge. Hamilton contends Dickens erred by implying Jaggers prosecuted in this context.

Dr. Carpenter Pip Mr. Jaggers Old Bailey Jaggers Habraham Lazaruth Misther Jaggerth Habra Dickens Charles Hamilton Plainfield N. J

Phrase on Dante and his era echoes

A fragment discusses the Latin phrase honorificabilitudinitatibus and its proper pronunciation with attention to quantities, mentioning Dante and his contemporaries in a brief aside.

Nierine Mussate Notes On Genitive Use In Latin Texts

Historian Nierine Mussate analyzes genitive singular usage in Hlisteriae Augustae as cited in Muratorius Scriptores BR. van Wal. Vol. X Col 376. The work references edited insertions by Benedicting editors including a phrase about legates and royal honors. Rex Romanorum Henry VII is cited in New York dated November 5.

Nierine Mussate Muratorius Scriptores BR van Wal Henry VII C.S. P New York

Analysis of Play Construction and Dramatic Principle

William T. Price presents a comprehensive guide to drama workshop techniques and playwriting craft. Praised by major critics for its practical detail, depth, and lasting value as a standard reference in American theater. Price's octavo volume retails at $5.00 net, postpaid from 16 1440 Broadway New York City.

William T. Price Harrison Grey Fiske the Mirror Titratre Magazine THE Washington Post Charles E. Hamlin School Broadway New York City

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