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Published by Department of English, University of Texas, Arlington, Texas, 1976
- Softcover
- Magazine / Periodical
Seller: Brothertown Books, Deansboro, NY, U.S.A.Brothertown Books
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. This is the scholarly quarterly " American Literary Realism 1870 - 1910, Volume 9, No. 3, Summer 1976. It was issued by the Department of English at The University of Texas at Arlington. Inside are a number of articles, with bibliographical research on various masters of story-telling : Joel Cha…ndler Harris, Henry James, Mark Twain, and Hamlin Garland. There is also considerable information about Chander's illustrators: F. S. Church, James H. Moser, and A. B. Frost (Arthur Burdett Frost). CONTENTS : ** A Check List of the Periodical Contributions of Joel Chandler Harris (1848 - 1908) - by William Bradley Strickland ** Agonies of Innocence : The Governess and Maggie Verver - Criticism on Henry James by David Mogen ** The Hornet Disaster : Twain's Adaptation of "the Great Dark" - by Daryl E. Jones ** Hamlin Garland's Letters to James Whitcomb Riley - by Joseph B. McCullough ** A Supplement to Bryer & Harding's "Hamlin Garland and the Critics : An Annotated Bibliography - by James Stronks ** Further Additions to "Hamlin Garland and his Critics - by Charles L. P. Silet and Robert E. Welch ** NOTES : ** William Dean Howells to Bret Harte : A Missing Letter - by William J. Scheick ** Crane's 'Red Badge' and Zola's - by Bryant Magnum ** 'A Degenerate Methodist' : A New Review of "The Damnation of Theron Ware" - by Don Graham ** Reviews by Gorman Beauchamp, Allen F. Stein, William T. Pilkington, and Phyllis Franklin. TITLE : American Literary Realism 1870 - 1910 ISSUE : Volume 9, Number 3 DATE : Summer 1976 EDITOR : Clayton L. Eichelberger IMPRINT : Department of English, The University of Texas PLACE : Arlington, Texas STATUS : OP DETAILS : Illustrated quarterly periodical; volume pages 178 - 294 (117 pages); 7 5/8" X 9 3/8"; printed wraps, sewn and glued. CONDITION -- VERY GOOD -- This is a previously owned periodical that remains clean and attractive, with the following particulars noted : EXTERIOR - Spine toned, corner tips softly bumped, a crease at the bottom fore-edge corner of the rear cover - else clean and presentable. BINDING - Solid INTERIOR - Clean and free of marking. F. S. Church, A. B. Frost, James H. Moser (illustrator).
More imagesPublished by Printed for Private Circulation. The Monks of St Giles, Edinburgh., 1891
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Seller: Lanna Antique, Perth, United KingdomLanna Antique
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Reminiscences of The Monks of St Giles (Founded 1852); Volume First. Various contributors from St Giles in Edinburgh. A very good copy of this scarce volume from 'The Monks of St Giles', described as a 'quasi-literary club', which was founded in 1852. The verses contained within are…from both 'Fathers' and 'Lay Brothers'. The foreword or "apology' was written in 1883, although presumably the publication could not have been until 1891, the latter dated mentioned on the title page. Scarce - only 20 copies in institutions worldwide, according to Worldcat. The book is mainly comprised of verse on a wide range of subjects, with one musical composition in notation at the rear. Printed for Private Circulation, 1883-1891. Presumed first edition. A very good hardback with red leather spine and corners, with gilt decoration, with St Giles cathedral motif on front cover. Raised bands to spine and marbled paper over boards. Some wear to extremities and a little scuffed and discolored in places, but all soundly bound. Marbled endpapers. Text is very good overall. There is spotting from pages 1-5, but text is generally bright and clean throughout, with the etchings in nice condition. Rough cut to lower edge and gilt to top. There is a frontispiece + 11 Plates. Although the contents lists a plate as being opposite p.82 and is described as 'Luffness Links', there is no plate at this position. However, we think this is the image now used as the frontispiece instead (there is no mention of a frontispiece in the list of illustrations), therefore we think all plates are included as called for. A nice copy of a scarce publication. Text in English. vii + 2pp + 268pp + Frontispiece and etched Plates. Dimensions: approx 204mm high x 153mm wide x 40mm deep. Weight: approximately 900g (unpacked). More photos on request.
