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Emerson and Cooke on the Concord Sage Evolution
A literary note outlines George Willis Cooke’s Bibliography of the Concord Sage and its implications for Emerson’s thinking. Elisabeth Luther Cary discusses how this bibliography traces shifts in the sage’s ideas and their influence on American thought.
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Wecess
George Willis Cooke
Concord Sage
Elisabeth Luther Cary
Names in literature and the power of a title
The editor of The Point of View in Scribner's Magazine discusses how titles and author names shape reader expectations and sales. He cites Milton Shakespeare Keats Poe Emerson and others, noting how prefixes initials and fuller names affect perceived stature and market appeal.
Belloc books and Mary Queen of Scots noted by Galbraith
A London column reviews Hilaire Belloc new fiction Mr Clutterbuck's Election and previews forthcoming works The Eye Witness Marie Antoinette biography The Girlhood of Mary Queen of Scots and a life of Ian Maclaren The piece also discusses Shakespeare geography in The Winter's Tale and cites Sir Edward Sullivan's challenge to Bohemia’s coastal claim.
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Mary Queen of Scots
Ian Maclaren
Ondon
Tom
Angela
Clutterbuck
Mr. Clutterbuck
Eveleigh Nash
Mr. Belloc
Marie Antoinette
Methuen
McClure
America
Belloc
J. T. Stoddart
France
Robertson Nicoll
Claudius Clear
Dodd- Mead
Nicoll
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Edward Sullivan
Sir Edward Sullivan
Bohemia
Delphos
Ottocar the Second
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Bavaria
Raab
Hungary
Adriatic
Baltic
Olympic Games Story Told by Amphibious Writer Connolly
James B. Connolly covers the 196 Athens Olympic Games and his own travelogue shaped by the event. His book An Olympic Victor narrates a Greek runner who starts as a distant contender and climbs to win while a rival also vies for the same girl, with vivid race-by-race details.
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Stevenson
Lowell
Thomas
Carlyle
Emerson
Johnsons
Jacksons
Jones
Timothy Dexter
T. D
Hezekiah Butterorth
Augustine
Pelagius
Morgan
Louise
Rudyard Kipling
Bret Harte
Scribner’s
Cincinnatus H. Miller
Scribner's
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Joaquin
H. Miller
James B. Connolly
Athens
Charles Scribner's Sons
Gloucester
Howe
Connolly
War and College by J A Forest at Jefferson College
The novel follows Jefferson College students who join Pennsylvania volunteers under McClellan as the Civil War begins. After the war, survivors return home and marry the girls they left behind, honoring the school's heroic past.
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J. A Forest
R. F. Fenno & Co
Jefferson College
Pennsylvania
McClellan
Photography for Beginners by Tudor Jenks reviewed
Tudor Jenks offers Photography for Young People from The Frederick A Stokes Company priced at 150. The book guides beginners on camera use chemicals and materials and encourages learning beyond mechanics. It includes sixteen full page illustrations and twenty nine diagrams.
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