The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-15
Literary Notes

The Putnams announce King Edward edi-
tion of Trails Social England in six vol
umes. with $500 illustrations and many col
ored plates
R. U. RUSSELL New York, announces "The
/ True Napoleon: A Cyclopedla Of Events IN
His Life" by Charles Josselyn.
The Macmillan company announces me
Care Of Destitute, Neglected and Delinquent
Children by Homer Folks, superintendent
of the Children's Aid Society of Pennsylva-
MIA They also announce The World and the
Individual" embodying the Clifford lectures
delivered by Professor Josiah Royce before
the University Of Aberdeen.
The late F.. w. Robinson wrote fifty novels.
His specially was prisons and prison man
agement, and his books on that subject were
the means of bringing about number Of re-
forms. .-.. .... ... ... #. .
A. A. Colquhan has written. ''The Mastery
of the Pacific" which the Macmillan COM
pany will publish. The latter firm also an
nounce Life and Letters in the Fourth Gen.
tury," by r. R. Glover. classical lecturer at
St. Johns college, Cambridge
D. Appleton & Co. announce a new edition
of General Mike Sherdans Personal Mem
ors of Philip HENRY Sheridan his famous
brother, with additional chapters relating to
the period from 1871 to the death of Sheridan.
They announce new edition OF the third vol
ume of Maclay's History of the United States
Schley eliminated.
When Fitzgerald's "Rubaivat of Omar
Khayyam'' was first published in 1853, in
London, it was complete failure. and the
publisher Bernard Quaritch, had to reduce
the price from shillings to a penny copy
TO get it started. .'s.~-
Prince Nicholas of Montenegro has been
writing his memoirs, a portion of which he
recently read to the Car Nicholas at Cat
selma, and that potentate pronounced the
matter good. = ..--.- .. ..
Houghton, Mif1in & Co. announce in their
Riverside Literature series Ouidas "A Dog
of Flanders" and { The lSurnberg Stove, >
tales for children. In the same series is an
nounced William Carrot Browns Stephen
| A. Douglas"
The Scribners announce 1.-The History Of
English Literature" by William Vaughn
Moody and Robert Morss Lovett Of the Uni
| yersity of Chicago, and a volume of lectures
! by Justice Brewer Of the federal supreme
| court American Citizenship. A new
story by Mary Tappan Wright, dealing with
! contemporary life in the south, entitled
"Aliens,' is also among this spring announce
lnents.
D. Appleton & Co. announce practical
Forestry by Professor John Clifford, founder
| Of The Forester, the official organ OF the
| American Forestry Association.
| Little, Brown & Co. announce for spring
publication In the Eagles Talon,' by shep-
pard Stevens, author Of II Am King and
'In the Country God Forgot" by Frances
| Charles, a Californian and new writer
Lucy Thurston, author of that fine colonial
| romance, mistress Brent is writing an
| other novel. which will be published by Little,
Brown Co., Boston. Mrs. Thurston is a
| Baltimore woman. '.' .e>
The London correspondent OF the Philadel-
phia Times thinks the public may soon look
for the inevitable book of the aggravatins
experience of the abducted Miss Stone. Nine
Tslika and the latter's baby.
George w. Cables new story, "By1ow Hill,
opens attractively as a serial in the March
Atlantic. .. .. 49,. f...,E
Allen French, author of that fine novel Of
colonial life, 1.-The Colonials,' lives in Con
cord Mass, and is graduate Of Harvard
University and of the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology.
1.-The Treaty Making Power of the United
States is an important work by Charles
Henry Butler of the New York bar, which
the Banks Law Publishing company viii
issue, ..
l Mcclure, Phillips & Co. announce "Remi
, niscences Of Sixty Years in Public Affairs,
by George S. Boutwell,.
A. S. Barnes & Co. announce s.The Tru'
! Aaron Burr" a monograph by Charles Bur
Todd a collateral descendant of Colonel IA
2 ron Burr and personally acquainted will
r men, contemporaries of Burr, who had hi
l confidence, and to whom he gave many inter
2 esting "reminiscences.