Literary Aims of the New South
A visiting New York observer discusses the evolving South from an industrial awakening to a literary shift. Thomas Nelson Page reflects on Lee, Old Home Week, and a movement toward long novels portraying universal themes beyond regional confines.
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THE
NEW South
United States
Mason and Dixon
New York
Thomas Nelson Page
Cable
Miss Murfree
South
Virginia
Bret Harte
California
Page
Marie Chan
New York Hotel
Holland House
Graduates’ Club
New Haven
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Gen. Lee
New York City
Swinburne on Marlowe and the Elizabethan drama
The essay praises Swinburne's view of Marlowe as the father of English tragedy and the creator of blank verse, ranks Webster and Marlowe among the era’s demi-gods, and contrasts his judgments with Lamb and Goethe. It extols understanding the Elizabethan stage and the enduring value of studying the old drama’s majesty and artistry.
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Marlowe
Webster
Chaucer
Spenger
Tamburlaine
Swinburne
Byron
Hallam
Goethe
Dr. Faustus
Charles Victor Hugo
Faustus
Malta
Milton
Barabas
Henry ‘VI
Shakespeare
York
Margaret
Spenser
Dekkers
Aeschylus
Dante
Shak
Hophtdles
Euripides
George Borrow
Rome
Walter Scott
England
Tabapeare
Elmost
Lamb
Hannibal Chollep
van Eycks
Memling
Ghent
Call for missing copies of early Massachusetts newspapers
Messrs Lyman H Weeks and Edwin M of Boston seek any missing numbers or copies of colonial papers to complete an Historical Digest of the Provincial Press 1704 to 1783. They invite communications to The Society for Americana Boston at 6 Beacon Street Room 1025.
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Lyman H. Weeks
Edwin M
Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Messrs
Weeks and
Bacon
Boston News-Letter
Boston Gazette
The
New England Courant
New England Weekly Journal
Boston Post- Boy
Boston Evening Post
Massachusetts Gazette
Boston Weekly Advertiser
Essex Gazette
Essex Journal
Salem Gazette
American Gazette
Independent Chronicle
Massachusetts Herald
Censor
Morning Chronicle
Society For Americana
Beacon Street
Mass
Holiday Number of New York Times Saturday Review
The Holiday Number of THE New York Times Saturday Review of Books will be issued in two parts on Friday and Saturday December 4 and 5. It promises to be one of the most noteworthy issues with distinguished writers contributing articles and a list of One Hundred Best Books guiding holiday purchasers.
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New York Times Saturday Review
The Harvest Moon debut misattributed in Autumn List
The Harvest Moon by J. B. Fletcher is not issued by Bobbs Merrill as listed last week. It is published by John McBride Company of this city, correcting the credit in the Autumn Book List.
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Fletcher
Bobbs-Merrill Company
John McBride Company
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George W. Bagbes
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John Fox, Jr
Kentucky
Louisiana
Joel Chandler Harris
Georgia
Booth
John Marvel
Scribner's Magazine
North
Shakre
Coleridge
Shelley
Art
Dekker
Marston
Middleton
Tourneur
Rowley
Chapman
Minto
George Chapman
Charles Lamb
Earth
Garrick
Westminster Abbey
Lamb de
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