Essays from the Chap-book
Subtitle: being a miscellany of curious and interesting tales, histories, &c
By: newly composed by many celebrated writers and very delightful to read.
Contributors: Borie, A. E., binding designer.; Bragdon, Claude Fayette, 1866-1946, binding designer.; Herbert S. Stone & Company.
Publisher: Herbert S. Stone & Co.
Published: 1896
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 262
Subjects: American essays.; Literature, Modern.
Other titles: Chap-book essays
Work titles: Chap-book (Chicago, Ill.)
Table of contents: title: Ibsen's new play / H.H. Boyesen; title: Bits of criticism / John Burroughs; title: Verlaine: a feminine appreciation / Mrs. Reginald de Koven; title: Degeneration; title: The pleasures of historiography; title: The bureau of literary revision / Alice Morse Earle; title: Mr. Meredith and his Aminta / Lewis E. Gates; title: The popularity of poetry / Edmund Gosse; title: Concerning me and the metropolis; title: "Trilby" / Louise Imogen Guiney; title: Modern Laodicea; title: The intellectual parvenu / Norman Hapgood; title: The school of jingoes / Thomas Wentworth Higginson; title: The uses of perversity / Laurence Jerrold; title: A comment on some recent books; title: One word more / Hamilton Wright Mabie; title: The man who dares / Louise Chandler Moulton; title: R.L.S.: some Edinburgh notes / Eve Blantyre Simpson; title: Mr. Gilbert Parker's sonnets / Richard Henry Stoddard; title: Is the new woman new?; title: The return of the girl; title: The art of saying nothing well / Maurice Thompson.