Memories of Aldrich Letters and Friendships Across Time
The memoir recalls Thomas Bailey Aldrich through letters from 1855 to 1895, detailing his friendships with Will Winter and Albert Laighton, his critic’s eye on Longfellow and other poets, and his lively humor. It notes his editorial moves, plays Mercedes and Judith, and his death in 1893, with reflections on his character and legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coprrieht
Williem Winter
Cowley
Thomas Sprat
Rochester
Thomas Gray
William Cowper
Walter Scott
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
New York
Cambridge
Mass
Aldrich
Tom Hood
Will Winter
Winter
Joe
Portsmouth
Albert Laighton
Wfe
Boston
Messrs. Brown Taggerd and Chase
Joseph H. Foster
United Literary Societies of Bowdoin College
Leighton
Andrew P. Peabody
D. D
the North American Review
Laighton
Cassiopeia
Berenice
Lyra
Orion
Mr Longfellow
Will
James T. Fields
House of Ticknor & Fields
Motherwell
Alexander Smith
Tennyson
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Miller
Bailey
Festus
Gabie Bell
Babie
Prentice
Knickerbocker Gallery
Louis Gaylord Clarke
Knickerbocker
Griswold
Gerald Massey
Babe Cristabel
Willis
Bryant
Morris
Holmes
Fitz-Greene Hailleck
Babie Bell
Mr. Haskell
Daniel N. Haskell
Boston Transcript
Alice Cary
Mr. Longfellow
Ticknor
Fields
Daisy
Reade
Susan Merton
Dickens
Frost
Atlantic Monthly
The
Ponkapog
O'Brien
O'Brian
Mount Vernon St
Mount Vernon Street
Barrett's
Douglas
England
Irving
Edwin
Lowell
Curtis
Whittier
Parsons
Paris
Staten Island
New Brighton
Lyceum
Ellen Terry
la Belle
Mercedes
Judith
Milton
Tom Aldrich
Edwin Booth
the Tribune
George W. Carleton
T. B. Aldrich
Tom
Lfe
F fFurntvall MA
PF. W- Clarke
Duffelad &A
F. Furntvall
Fs. M. A
Duffield & Co
Shakespeare Library
I. Gollancz
James Madison
Gaillard Hunt
Putnam’s Sons
First Congregational Church
Portland
Ore
Rowland Marvin
Troy
Patraet’s Book Company
The Sikh Religion and Other Notable Books
A survey of forthcoming and recent works in literature and biography. Max A. Macauliffe prepares a six volume study on Sikh religion while R A J Walling argues Borrow was a Celt. Hueffer’s A Book of Witches and Mather’s Essay for the Recording of Prudent Providences are reviewed along with Tennyson anecdotes and upcoming critical biographies in France and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Madox Hueffer
Increase Mather
the Demon
William Morse
Newberry
New England
Morse
Sayas Mather
Sometmes
Frontispiece Lincoln Portrait and Notes on War and Language
The piece previews a Springfield portrait of Lincoln by J. H. Brown from 1560 color reproduction in the frontispiece. Richard Watson Gilder writes a study of Lincoln, plus a White House letter by John Hay. Notes and Queries discusses Muffin origin in 1706, Boswell and Pickwick, Much and muchness, and Wagner letters on Bayreuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lincoln
J. H. Brown
Richard Watson Gilder
White House
John Hay
Books of the Week roundup presents varied fiction and reference works
The feature lists numerous titles including The Kiss of Helen by Charles Ima, Aurora of Poverty, Tales of Enchantment, Marion by Florence Tayloe Haselden, and The Well of Saint Clare translated from Anatole France. It covers opera guides, Sloops of the Hudson, an almanack for 1908, and a history of the Singer Building, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Charies
John Lare Company
Eames Walt
Publishing Company
Trend Liscomb
Marvy E. Lamb
Broadway Publishing Company
Marion
Florence Tayloe
M. YT
Saint Clare
Anatole France
Alfred Allinson
John Lane Company
Hudson
Packet
Marplanck
Moses W. Collyer
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Singer
Flatpols
O. F. Semsch
Singer Manunafacturing Company
Joseph Whitaker
London
Joseph White
Pp Saker
The American Executive And Executive Methods
Book review of The American Executive And Executive Methods by Finley and Senderson. Discusses its place in The American State Series edited by Willoughby. Highlights scope on government administration and leadership, noting 12mo format, 330 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Finley
John F. Senderson
W. Ww. Willoughbs
Religious Persecution in France and Contemporary Church Thought
A catalog-style listing of religious works and scholars from 1900, noting titles by J Napier Brodhead John R Mott Paul Carus and others. Includes works on religious liberty church leadership church history and literary editions with brief publication details and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
J. Napier Brodhead
Imp
Louis B. Herder
John R. Mott
M.A
Yours Men's Church Association
PENN
Religious Liberty
Philadelphia
Kerterimu
Litrographic Company
Paul Carus
Chicago
Open Court Publishing Company
St Catharine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiliam Winter
Hancer
Albert Zaighton
William Winter
Scribners
Mr. Palmer
Lester Wallack
Hancock Street
T. B
Launt Thompson
Mr. Scott
Sargent
Booth
Barrett
Bispham
Hutton
Benedict
Oneida
Henry Clapp
Saturday Press
E. G. P. Wilkins
Edward Howland
Ade Clare
Charles de Gardette
W. L. Symonds
Brownlee Brown
Dr. Shanly
Fitz-James O Brien
Walt Whitman
Clapp
the Craggs
Tenant's Harbor
Maine
Co. O. D
Oxford
Max A. Macauliffe
George Borrow
R. A. J. Walling
Spain
John Bullery
Mr. Walling
Borrow
Details
Les Grands Ecrivains Européens
MM. Maeterlinck
Maurice Barrés
Edouard Rod
Farringford
Mrs. Cameron
Temple Shakespeare
Boswell
Johnson
Pickwick
Richard Wagner
Berlin
Bayreuth
Broadway
Leo Meritz
Richard Salinger
Dodt, Maad & Company
William Herbert Carruth
Putnam's Sons
Political Science
Religious
Science
Percival Lewell Sane
Svo
A. Macmillan Company
Travel and Topography
Eric Parker
Hugh Thompson
Sino
Macmillan Company
Farnhas
Hhalls Ridge
Titser
Surrey
Enygland Homes
New England States
Iania
Harvard
Yale
United States
Marcus B. Huish
Elisabeth M. Chettle
Max Wiliams
Amons ¢ Hudson
William Penn
Roosevelt
Turkey
Balkan
Oe Singleton
Doda
Major W. Beiz
Lonféom, York
Paul R. Reynolds
Fam Heinemann
Charles Volkmar
Taek Nun
Rene Bazin
Europe
Shartesourge Avenue
Americana, && Fine and
Joba Brights& Sage