Library of the best American literature: Containing the lives of our authors in story form, their portraits, their homes, and their personal traits, how they worked and what they wrote; choice selections from eminent writers, embracing great American poets and novelists, foremost women in American letters, distinguished critics and essayists, our national humorists, noted journalists and magazine contributors, popular writers for young people, great orators and public lecturers
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Library of the best American literature: Containing the lives of our authors in story form, their portraits, their homes, and their personal traits, how they worked and what they wrote; choice selections from eminent writers, embracing great American poets and novelists, foremost women in American letters, distinguished critics and essayists, our national humorists, noted journalists and magazine contributors, popular writers for young people, great orators and public lecturers
American literature
FRANCIS MARION CRAWFORD.
⭘ “The Most Versatile of Modern Novelists”
⭘ Birth, Ancestors, and Early Life
⭘ Editor on the “Allahabad Herald”
⭘ Varied Experiences
⭘ How he Came to Write “Mr. Isaacs”
⭘ His Most Popular Novels
⭘ A Novel Written in Twenty-four ♦Days
♦ ‘Hours’ replaced with ‘Days’
⭘ His Other Chief Works
⭘ ‘Horace Bellingham’
⭘ ‘In the Himalayas’
FRANCIS RICHARD STOCKTON.
⭘ A Prolific and Popular Author
⭘ Birth and Educational Training
⭘ Engraver and Designer
⭘ One New Book Almost Every Year
⭘ Some of his Best Known Books
⭘ ‘The End of a Career’
EDWARD BELLAMY.
⭘ A Most Remarkable Sensation
⭘ 100,000 Copies Per Year
⭘ Mr. ♦Bellamy’s Ideal
♦ ‘Belamy’s’ replaced with ‘Bellamy’s’
⭘ Birth and Education
⭘ His Books
⭘ An Ideal Home
⭘ ‘Music in the Year 2000’
GEORGE W. CABLE.
⭘ “Circumstances Make the Man”
⭘ Birth and Early Life
⭘ Service in the Confederate Army
⭘ Errand Boy in a Store
⭘ On the “New Orleans Picayune”
⭘ Devotes his Life to Literature
⭘ His Most Prominent Works
⭘ ‘The Doctor’
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
⭘ Ancestors, Birth, and Girlhood
⭘ Removal to Cincinnati
⭘ A Trip Across the River
⭘ Marriage
⭘ Severe Trials
⭘ A Memorable Year
⭘ “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
⭘ Her Pen Never Idle
⭘ Removal to Hartford, Conn.
⭘ Her Death
⭘ ‘The Little Evangelist’
⭘ ‘The Other World’
M. VIRGINIA TERHUNE (MARION HARLAND).
⭘ Wide Variety of Talent
⭘ Birth and Education
⭘ Marriage and Home
⭘ Her Most Prominent Works
⭘ ‘A Manly Hero’
MARY ABIGAIL DODGE (GAIL HAMILTON).
⭘ Essayist, Critic and Novelist
⭘ Birth and Education
⭘ Career as a Writer
⭘ Her Published Volumes
⭘ The Only Authorized Life of J. G. Blaine
⭘ ‘Fishing’
HELEN HUNT JACKSON.
⭘ Helen Hunt’s Cabin
⭘ Birth and Education
⭘ Marriage and Removal to Newport, R. I.
⭘ Her First Poems
⭘ Great Distinction as a Writer
⭘ Removal to Colorado
⭘ At the Foot of Pike’s Peak
⭘ List of her Most Prominent Works
⭘ Death and Burial Place
⭘ ‘Christmas Night at St. Peter’s’
⭘ ‘Choice of Colors’
FRANCES H. BURNETT.
⭘ Pluck, Energy and Perseverance
⭘ Her First Story
⭘ Marriage and Tour in Europe
⭘ Her Children Stories
⭘ A Frequent Contributor to Periodicals
⭘ ‘Pretty Polly P.’
MARY N. MURFREE (CHAS. EGBERT CRADDOCK).
⭘ An Amusing Story
⭘ Birth, Ancestry and Misfortunes
⭘ A Student of Humanity
⭘ Her Style Bold and Full of Humor
⭘ ‘The Confession’
ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD.
⭘ Favorable Reception of “Gates Ajar!”
⭘ An Early Writer
⭘ A Long Series of Books
⭘ Marriage and Home
⭘ Her Purpose Always High
⭘ ‘The Hands at Hayle and Kelso’s’
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