How they strike me, these authors.

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Main Author: Heywood, J. C. -1900.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1877.
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Online Access:Internet Archive, University of California
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Table of Contents:
  • The crown of the work. (Edward Bulwer-Lytton)
  • A captivating novelist. (William Black)
  • A charming story-teller. (Miss Thackeray)
  • An ingenious moralist. (George Eliot)
  • A novelist who means business. (Anthony Trollope)
  • A crude novelist. (Rhoda Broughton)
  • A gossiping novelist. (Mrs. Oliphant)
  • An overrated poet. (Alfred Tennyson)
  • The poet of the Sierras. (Joaquin MIller)
  • The philosopher of crime. (Nathaniel Hawthorne)
  • A man of taste. (Henry James, Jr.)
  • An American humorist. (Bret Harte)
  • A son who would emulate his father. (Julian Hawthorne)
  • Mr. Motley's latest history.
  • (J. Lothrop Motley)
  • A literary curiosity. (John Walker Vilant Macbeth)
  • A Russian novelist. (I.S. Turgénieff).