Autumn list of Boston books announces new editions
Boston shows a flood of fall titles from Houghton Mifflin Little, Brown and Co and others. New works by Oliver Herford John Cecil Clay Edmund Lear and Anne Warner arrive with early reviews. Capt John Whidden and James O Wolf Lovett among dozens of authors featured as publishers tease next month’s releases.
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Oston
Oliver Herford
John Cecil Clay
Messrs. Houghton. Mifflin Company
Little, Brown & Co
Ramona
George Wharton James
Anne
James O’wolf Lovett
Boston
Harvard
England
Gibson
Blashfield
Anna Chapin Ray
Sidney
New England
Amedee
Harry James Smith
Cape Breton
Barrie
Gilbert Parker
Ima
Eva March Tappan
Miss Tappan
Plymouth
Quebec
Jamestown
Paul H. Hanus
Education Rd University
Hanus
Peter Moor
South
Africa
Gustav Frenssen
Margaret M. Ward
Houghton Mifflin CO
Fifth Av
New York
A Grand Army Man Novelized From Belasco Play
R Harvey J O Higgins introduces A Grand Army Man a novelized version of the Belasco play aided by Martin Justice. The Indiana stage driver Wes Bigelow loves his foster son Robert who misuses funds, faces prison, then proves his inventive talent and returns to bless Wes and Hallie Andrews while Justice’s drawings capture actor likenesses.
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R.harvey J. O'Higgins
David Belasco
Pauline Phelps
Marion Short
The
Century Company
Warfield
Belasco
Martin Justice
O'Higgins
Wes Bigelow
Indiana
Wes
Robert
Grand Army Post
Justice
Stories of the Hunt by Edgar F Randolph reviewed
A critical notice of Inter-Ocean Hunting Tales noting its rugged campfire tone and lack of polish. The reviewer says the book targets hunting men and will be enjoyed by readers seeking authentic wilderness narratives from the United States and Canada.
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United States
Canada
Edgar F. Randolph
Forest and Stream Publishing Company
Randolph
Myths for Children in Ev ery Child's Lib Series
Four dainty volumes imported by E. P. Dutton & Co. at five dollars each present myths for children. Thomas Cartwright authors titles including The Old Old Myths of Greece and Rome Sigurd the Dragon Slayer One for Wodl and One for Lok and Asgard Midgard and At gard and The Seven Champions of Christendom. The books are richly illustrated with color plates, and praised for clear storytelling and moral and artistic value.
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E. P. Dutton & Co
Thomas Cartwright
Greece
Rome
Sigurd the Dragon Slayer
Wodl
Lok
Asgard
Midgard
Atgard
Christendom
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