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Heine, Heinrich.
Die romantische schule. 1856 830.9 H4ir
The same. (In his Samtliche werke, v.9, p.5-142.) 838 H41S v.9
Contains also: Deutschland.—Kahldorf iiber den adel.
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth.
Studies in history and letters. 1900
814 H53S
Contents: A charge with Prince Rupert.—Mademoiselle's campaigns.—
The Puritan minister.—The Greek goddesses.—Sappho.—On an old
Latin text-book.—Americanism in literature.—The new world and
the new book.—A contemporaneous posterity.—Do we need a literary
centre?—The equation of fame.—An American temperament.—The
shadow of Europe.—On taking ourselves seriously.—A cosmopolitan
standard.—The literary pendulum.—The sympathy of religions.—The
word philanthropy.
Hollingshead, John.
Footlights. 1SS3 824 H72
Collection of essays, sketches and stories. The title is a misnomer,
since the bulk of the book has no bearing on the stage.
Home, Richard Hengist, ed.
New spirit of the age. 2v. 1844
820.4 H79
v.i. Charles Dickens.—Lord Ashley and Dr South wood Smith.—
Thomas Ingoldsby.—Walter Savage Landor.—William and Mary
Howitt.—Dr Pusev.—G. P. R. James, Mrs Gore, Captain Marryatt
and Mrs Trollope.—T. N. Talfourd.—R. M. Milnes and Hartley
Coleridge.—Sydney Smith, A. Fonblanque and D. Jerrold.—William
Wordsworth and Leigh Hunt.
v.2. Alfred Tennyson.—T. B. Macaulay.—Thomas Hood and the late
Theodore Hook.—Harriet Martineau and Mrs Jameson.—Sheridan
Knowles and William Macready.—Miss E. B. Barrett and Mrs Norton.
—Banim and the Irish novelists.—Robert Browning and J. W. Marston.—Sir
Edward Lytton Bulwer.—William Harrison Ainsworth.—
Mrs Shelley and imaginative romance.—Robert Montgomery.—Thomas
Carlyle.—Henry Taylor and the author of "Festus" [P. J. Bailey].
Hume, Martin Andrew Sharp.
Spanish influence on English literature. 1905
860.9 Hg2
Comparative study of Spanish literature in special relation to its points
of contact with English literature.
Jackson, M. Katherine.
Outlines of the literary history of colonial Pennsylvania.
1906 r8io.9 J12
Contents: Period of colonization.—Efforts in polite learning.—Benjamin
Franklin.—Pre-Revolutionary poets.—Literary productions of the
Revolution.—Later prose and verse writers.
"Bibliography," p. 164-172.
"For many reasons, Pennsylvania is especially important to the student
of our early literature. It was in this colony that the first monthly
magazine in America was published, the first religious magazine, the
first German newspaper, the first daily newspaper (The Advertiser
of Philadelphia, 1784), besides the first reprints of a German and
of an English Bible, of Shakespeare, Milton, Burns, Richardson,
Smollett and others." Preface.
James, Henry, b. 1843.
The question of our speech; The lesson of Balzac; two
lectures. 1905
814 Ji6q
A plea for greater nicety and care in the use of spoken English.
Lanman, Charles.
Recollections of curious characters and pleasant places.
1881 814 L27
Contents: Modes of American travel.—The wizard of Anticosti.—Forest
recollections.—The hunters of the sea elephant.—Peter Pitchlynn.—
Around Cape Horn.—Montauk point.—Salmon-fishing on the Jacques
Cartier.—Stratford-on-Housatonic.—The boy-hunter of Chicoutimie.
—Pushmatahaw.—The Potomac fisherman.—Phases of American life.
—Sword-fish fishing.—Newfoundland.—Block island.—Story of a
modern mariner.
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"List of Mr Lanman's published works," p.10-11.