Authors at home: Personal and biographical sketches of well-known American writers
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Authors at home: Personal and biographical sketches of well-known American writers
Authors, American -- Homes and haunts -- United States; Literary landmarks -- United States; United States -- Intellectual life
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AUTHORS AT HOME
_PERSONAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF
WELL-KNOWN AMERICAN WRITERS_
EDITED BY
J. L. & J. B. GILDER
NEW YORK
A. WESSELS COMPANY
1902
COPYRIGHT, 1889,
BY
O. M. DUNHAM.
COPYRIGHT, 1902,
BY
A. WESSELS COMPANY.
EDITOR’S NOTE
The sketches of authors at home in this book have as their special
value the fact that the writer of each article was selected for the
purpose by the author himself. The sketches appeared from time to time
in _The Critic_, where they attracted particular attention by virtue of
their authenticity, as well as for the names of the subjects and the
writers.
The Canadian border has been crossed in the article on Prof. Goldwin
Smith; but with this exception the series treats only of native
American writers who make their home on this side of the Atlantic.
Since these sketches were written, some of the most distinguished of
the authors in the list have died, all of them meeting natural deaths,
with one exception, Mr. Paul Leicester Ford.
J. L. G.
NEW YORK, _June, 1902_.
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