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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1908

Page

22

Back to the Land for a Livelihood

A review of Ramsey Benson’s A Lord of Lands, which recounts an Irishman’s move from wage labor to farming the Northwest. The piece analyzes themes of mobility, immigration, mixed blood, and the dream of owning land, noting Benson’s optimistic view of America’s evolving national character and the communal safeguards against shared land ownership.

America Ramsey ‘Benson William Morris Benson Northwest Henry James Mr. Benson

Novels Publishings Show Vigorous Season Across Publishers

This week two New York houses issue ten new fiction titles. McClure Company releases six novels including Conrad’s The Point of Honor and The Great Miss Driver, while Moffat Yard & Co. offers four more such as Sappho in Boston and The Adventures of Lady Susan. Also in print are eight older works in Everyman’s Library from E. P. Dutton & Co., with introductions by noted scholars.

New York McClure Company Joseph Conrad Anthony Hope Miss Driver James Hopper Fred R. Bechdell Leonard Merrick Lynch Barry Gordon Morocco William Farquhar Payson Ohio California Everett McNeil Moffat, Yard & Co Edgar

Notable Works and Introductions in a 19th Century Anthology

Katharine Tynan and Eliot collaborate on Mil on the Floss with Dr Robertson Nicoll’s intro. Dumas presents Marguerite de Valois with Ernest Rhys’s intro. Peacock’s Headlong Hall and Nightmare Abbey gain Dr Richard Garnett’s intro. Florence Converse contributes Long Will. Charlotte M Yonge’s The Dove in the Eagle’s Nest with Charlotte Hull’s intro. The Book of Golden Deeds includes an introduction by Honest Rays.

Katharine Tynan Eliot Mil Robertson Nicoll Dumas Marguerite de Valois Ernest Rhys Peacock

New African Travel Books Promised This Fortnight

Three travel books on Africa are slated for publication in the near term. The Jungle Folk of Africa by Robert H. Milligan appears this week from Revell and surveys native life with balanced comedy and tragedy. Longmans, Green & Co. will release Eighteen Years in Uganda and East Africa by Bishop Alfred R. Tucker, and On Safari by Abel Chapman with 200 illustrations.

Africa Revell Robert H. Milligan Mr. Milligan Longmans, Green & Co Uganda East Alfred R. Tucker D. D Safari Abel Chapman Chapman British East Africa E. Caldwell

Howells Revisits Italy Ahead of Roman Holidays

Forty years after his Rome visit Mr. Howells again traveled to Italy and gathered papers on modern Rome. Harper and Brothers will publish a book titled Roman Holidays next month, comparing current life in Rome with his memories from the early seven ties.

Howells Rome Italy Harper and Brothers

Builders of United Italy Portraits Eight Key Figures

Rupert Sargent Holland profiles eight leaders who shaped Italian unification in Builders of United Italy. Alfieri Mazoni Gioberti Manin Mazzini Cavour Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel are examined for their roles in fusing the Italian states into a single kingdom.

United Italy Henry Holt & Co Rupert Sargent Holland United Kingdom Alfieri Mazoni Gioberti Manin Venice Mazzini Cavour Garibaldi Victor Emmanuel Holland

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