Men of letters
Subtitle: by Dixon Scott
By: with an introduction by Max Beerbohm
Contributors: Adcock, Arthur St. John, 1864-1930, editor; Beerbohm, Max, Sir, 1872-1956
Series: The Bookman library; Bookman library
Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
Published: 1923
Place of publication: London; New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
Subjects: English literature; History and criticism
Notes: Essays reprinted from English periodicals.

Editorial note signed: A. St. J. A. [i. e. A. St. John Adcock]
Table of contents: title: Editorial note.; title: Introduction.; title: The innocence of Bernard Shaw.; title: The meekness of Mr. Rudyard Kipling.; title: The ambitions of Sir James Barrie, bart.; title: Henry James.; title: The artiessness of Mr. H.G. Wells.; title: The commonsense of Mr. Arnold Bennett.; title: Mr. Granville Barker and an alibi.; title: The real Stanley Houghton.; title: Beau Beerbohm.; title: The guilt of Mr. Chesterton.; title: The yellow patch: a chronicle of Mr. John Masefield.; title: Sir W. Robertson Nicoll.; title: The art of Mrs. Meynell.; title: C. E. Montague.; title: Rupert Brooke.; title: Lionel Johnson's prose.; title: George Meredith's letters.; title: The homeliness of Browning: a centenary article.; title: The first Morris.