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
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CHARLES A. DANA.
⭘ One of Our Foremost Men
⭘ Birth and Early Life
⭘ A Remarkable Life
⭘ His Education and College Career
⭘ Joining the “Brook Farm” Men
⭘ His First Journalistic Experience
⭘ On the New York “Tribune”
⭘ Busy Years
⭘ Difference Between Mr. Greeley and Mr. Dana
⭘ Assistant Secretary of War
⭘ One Year in Chicago
⭘ Manager of the New York “Sun”
⭘ ‘Roscoe Conkling’
LYMAN ABBOTT.
⭘ Ancestors, Birth and Education
⭘ Ordained a Minister
⭘ Secretary to the American Freedmen’s Commission
⭘ Work as a Journalist
⭘ Successor of Henry Ward Beecher
⭘ Prolific Publisher
⭘ Successful Pulpit Speaker
⭘ ‘The Jesuits’
⭘ ‘The Destruction of the Cities of the Plain’
HENRY W. WATTERSON.
⭘ Influential Modern Journalist
⭘ Birth and Education
⭘ Editor of the “Republican Banner”
⭘ Service in the Confederate Army
⭘ The “Courier-Journal,” Louisville, Ky.
⭘ Prominent Part in Politics
⭘ ‘The New South’
MURAT HALSTEAD.
⭘ One of the Greatest Living Journalists
⭘ Nativity, Early Life and Education
⭘ Editor of “The Commercial,” Cincinnati, Ohio
⭘ A Continued Success
⭘ Correspondent During the Franco-Prussian War, 1870
⭘ In Washington and New York
⭘ Home and Family Life
⭘ ‘The Young Man at the Door’
WHITELAW REID.
⭘ “Fortune Favors the Brave”
⭘ Birth and Early Training
⭘ War Correspondent to the “Cincinnati Gazette”
⭘ An Important Work
⭘ Editorial Writer Upon N. Y. “Tribune”
⭘ His Most Prominent Works
⭘ His Palatial Home and Family Life
⭘ ‘Pictures of a Louisiana Plantation’
ALBERT SHAW.
⭘ Birth, Education and Personal Characteristics
⭘ Residence in Baltimore
⭘ On the Minneapolis Daily “Tribune”
⭘ Extensive Studies Abroad
⭘ Editor of the “Review of Reviews”
⭘ Great Success
⭘ ‘Recent Development of the West’
JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
⭘ His Imaginative Power, Vivid Statement
⭘ Parentage, Birth and Travels Abroad
⭘ College Life and Early Training
⭘ Long Sojourn Abroad
⭘ Some of his Most Prominent Works
⭘ Expedition to India
⭘ ‘The Wayside and the War’
⭘ ‘First Months in England’
⭘ ‘The Horrors of the Plague in India’
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
⭘ Marvelous Skill in Seeing the World
⭘ A Clever Newspaper Reporter
⭘ Birth and Hereditary Bent for Letters
⭘ Interesting Career as a Journalist
⭘ The Book that Made Him Famous
⭘ Some of His Other Works
⭘ ‘The Greek Defence of Velestino’
PATRICK HENRY.
⭘ His Talents as a Popular Orator
⭘ Parentage and Education
⭘ Marriage and Early Life
⭘ A Prominent Lawyer
⭘ Bold Principles
⭘ The Leader of his Colony
⭘ The First Governor of Virginia
⭘ His Death
⭘ ‘Resistance to British Aggression’
⭘ ‘The War Inevitable’
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