The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-21
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Tho number OF volumes issued during the
week ending June IL, 1897. is 2ll6 daily
average Of 352.
Some recent additions are "A Rose of Yes
terday," 10y IT, Marion Crawford, 1855;
1.-THE Real Condition OF Cuba Today" by
stephen Bonsal, s098. AZ; and American His
tory Told by Contemporaries" edited by Al
bert Bushnell Hart, " l. 25s.l7L
In connection with M. Brunetiere's recent
visit to this country and his addresses in
Baltimore, Cambridge, New York and else
where, see the following: Ferdinand Brun-
etiere and His Critical Method" by Irving
Babbitt. Atlantic Monthly, June 1897. ". 70.
p 757-B5; "Brunetiere and His Work." by I.
Stanton, Nation, April J, 1897, v. 81, p. 239 40:
"Brunetiere," by Brapder Matthews, Har-
per's Weekly, April 3, 1897, v. Al, p. 3i6fwith
rortrait; Living Continental Critics-I. Fer
dinand Brunetiere," by Adolphe Cohn. The
Bookman, March. 1897, v. 5. p. 2i-27, with
portrait; IN. Brunetiere's Pedagogical Pre-
scrption," Dial, Mny 10, 1897, v. 20 p. 299-30l.
There is also a sketch Of him, written from
Paris by Nine Blanc, 18th. Bentzon," i'm the
Critic, March 90 1897, v. "a, p 1884, with
portrait, p. 200. Chapters and other portions
relating TO Brunetiere will be found in such
general works as La Monxement- -Littnraire
au XIX-2 Steele. "by Georges Pellissier 1887 l05,
TRANSLATED by Annie q. Brinton. 'The Lit
erary Movement in France During the Nine
teenth Century" 1887 LOST; 'Histoire de In
Literature Francsise." by Gustave Lnnson,
last chapter, J026. co. 'The Literary Movement
in France" by f. Rod, Cbartauquan, v. "a,
p. 1888, 05l. 1924 Nj Brune.iere has been
since 1875 frequent writer for the Revue des
Deux Mondes, 059.29 and for the past few
years its editor. Among recent articles OF mis-
In its pages are "Apres Une Visite an Vati-
cau," V. 1885, y. G.llS; Education et In
struction," v. 335, p. eligi: LA Moralite de
la Doctrine Evolutivc," " 93T, p. 1862; lie
Cosmopolitsme ct le Literature NatiOnale.," !"
V. $50, d. 6?l-37; "L'Oeuvre d'Augustin
Thierry." v. $40, p. 4oo-sO: "Reformes Univer-
sitaires." V. 3il, y. 655-7s; and LES Bases de
In Croyance, " 3i5 y. ST'.!s. In the library
will also be found the following volumes by
him: Conferences de l'Odeon; les Epocques
du Theatre Francais," l638-ls50. 9O97.3 .3s;
"Etudes Critiques Sur l. Historic de la Littera.
turs Francais, ", l08lll3, 'L'Fvolution de
In Poesie Lyrlque en- Franco an Dixneuvieme
Steele" 2v., 1926. 4s; "LEvolution des Genres
Dams lHstoire de la Literature" V. !,
1925. 4a.1: lie Roman Naturaliste." loo7.ll0:
and 'Nouvesux Esssis Sur In Literature Con.
temporaine." 1855. 1872 An extract from his
address at Harvard University IS reprinted in
Pubic Opinion, Apr1l 20, 1897, V. -. NJ.
Bruncticreis lectures Mt Baltimore are i'm con
tnuation Of tho lectures on poetry, on the
Turnbull foundation, and the following vol
umes by his predecessors in this position are
in his library; Edmund Clarence Stedman's
The Nature and Elements OF Poetry" 1891,
l6375. Professor r. C. .1ebb's 1.-THE Growth
and influence Of Classical Greek Poetry, - 1892,
lo0D5s; and Professor Robert T. Tyrrells
Latin Poetry" 1893, l0D3l6O.