Stephen Crane's literary family
Subtitle: a garland of writings
By: edited by Thomas A. Gullason.
Contributors: Crane, J. T. 1819-1880.; Crane, Mary Helen Peck Crane, 1827-1891.; Crane, Agnes Elizabeth, 1856-1884.; Gullason, Thomas A.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Syracuse University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Syracuse, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 257
Subjects: Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900 -- Family.; American literature -- 19th century.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Selection of works by Stephen Crane's father, Jonathan Townley Crane, his mother, Helen Crane, and his sister, Agnes Crane.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: Illustrations; title: Preface; title: Acknowledgments; title: Stephen Crane and His Family: A Modern Portrait; title: PART ONE; title: Jonathan Townley Crane; title: Father and Son: A Dual Reading; title: Youthful Contributions to The Nassau Monthly; title: The Fiction of Our Popular Magazines; title: English Strictures on American Slavery; title: A Speculation Concerning Popular Happiness; title: The Aborigines of Great Britain; title: The Battle of Waterloo: A Ballad (poem); title: From the Reverend Crane's Career; title: The Lawyer and His Family: A Temperance StoryforYouth; title: (fiction) (selections); title: A Talk about Talk, or The Art of Talking; title: The Mystified Quaker: Revision of Frank Olive's; title: "Words and Their Uses"; title: Party Politics; title: A Day in Camp Convalescent; title: Sermon: A Funeral Service Held in Memory; title: of President Lincoln; title: Obedience; title: Singing in the Sunday School; title: What Shall We Teach?; title: Keep the Children Right; title: The Crying Baby; title: Justice to Children; title: The Use of the Fists; title: "Thou"; title: Christ and the Painters; title: Silent Power; title: The Jolly Frog (poem); title: PART TWO; title: Mary Helen Peck Crane; title: Mother and Son: A Dual Reading; title: From Mrs. Crane's Career; title: How to Conduct a Weekly Meeting of the; title: Woman's Christian Temperance Union; title: Report of"Press Work"; title: Press Work (1887); title: Press Work (1890); title: Press Work (1891); title: A Trite Application; title: To the Women of NewJersey; title: Jerusha Ann Stubbs to Cousin Abigail Jane; title: Jerusha Ann's Third Letter; title: Hezekia Quidam to Jerusha Ann; title: Thanksgiving or Christmas. Which?; title: HowJonathan Saved the Ash Barrel; title: PART THREE; title: Agnes Elizabeth Crane; title: Sister and Brother: A Dual Reading; title: From Agnes Crane's Career; title: Land Ahead; title: Love of the Beautiful; title: A Helpless Person; title: Our Wealth; title: Valedictory; title: An Untitled Quatrain (poem); title: Content (poem); title: An Emendation of Mary Gardiner Brainard's; title: "Not Knowing" (poem); title: A Victorious Defeat (short story); title: How It Happened (short story); title: The Result of an Experiment (short story); title: Laurel Camp, and What Came of It (short story); title: A Working List on Teaching and Learning; title: Appendixes; title: A. Jonathan Townley Crane's Collegiate Achievements; title: B. Novels and Novel-Reading:Jonathan Townley Crane; title: C. Mystery and Discovery:Jonathan Townley Crane; title: D. Words and Their Uses: Frank Olive; title: E. Not Knowing: Mary Gardiner Brainard; title: Index.