Book Notes on Audreys and Various Authors
A fragmentary column surveys current books and authors with scattered notes on poetry, criticism, and novels. It mentions Audrey and Shimwexpense, works by Kate Deke Wheel and Claude A. Sheppetedn, plus Stedman on Epic poetry, Dante, and Henry Laws. The discussion references publishers, venues, and a mix of reviews and literary references with dense, era-specific tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude A. Sheppetedn
Kate Deke
Charles Hees Webb
Taso
Edrsund
Stedman
Among the Books on Colonial Prose and Poetry Interest
The piece surveys interest in Colonial Prose and Poetry from Crowell and Co. It praises works like Colonial Prose and Poetry edited by William Treonly and Besdamia, noting the impact of colonial literature on American cultural identity, and discusses authors such as John Smith and Roger Williams while comparing Puritan and early colonial life to later art and poetry.
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Williaa
Revela
Gertonel
Lenox
New York
Astor
Virginia Wallers
John ‘Smith
Lenin Bradford
John Winthrop
Roger Willams
Thomas “Koakierus
Cou
Thomas Shepard
Hene Naman
Ie Abeilies
America
Camridge
Bradatrest
Nathusel Cobblers
Agawaty
Fragmented discussion on copyright and authorship in poetry
The text debates copyright abandonment in a court ruling and notes a New York publisher linked to the case. It references authors like John Eliot and Michael Wigglesworth and mentions Hobart Ghatfield Taylor as a key figure in copyright authority.
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Pranmanhy
Bniets
Easi Ue Tatal
Senker Eqaen
New York
Hobart Ghatfield-Taylor
The Growth of the National Spirit and Related Works
A discussion of colonial prose and poetry volumes, copyright disputes over Harriet Beecher Stowe and Oliver Wendell Holmes, and a profile of Chatfield Taylor. It notes serial publication issues, court rulings on copyright, and expectations for future novels and talks by Frank Norris. It also traces a name change from Chatfield Taylor to Hobart Chatfield Taylor and public reception.
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Becton Ublieher
New York
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Istera Woolhy
Olver Wend Holmes
Tirvak
Ministeria Woolfe
Stowe, Ie Cam
Neve
Washington
Tonyth Shoeee
Ciatfeld-Taylor
Chitfeld-Taylor
Europe
Eulutie
Chicago
Chatfield Taylor
Nim
Ae Taylor
Chatfield
Taylor
Hobart Chatield Chatield-Tavior
Hls Intitante
Stockton and the Craft of a Great Story
The article discusses the life and work of Mr. Stockton, noting his late start as a writer, his rapid productivity, and the evolving reception of his fiction. It reflects on the depth of authorship, the pull of a literary career, and Stockton’s influence as a persistent, prolific figure in the field.
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Frank & Sto
Sebich
Mr. Stockton
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