Men, women, and things
By: by Mary Clemmer.
Publisher: Ticknor
Published: 1886
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 313
Notes: Some of these essays and papers originally published under title: Outlines of men, women, and things.
Table of contents: title: A summer etching.; title: Arlington in May.; title: Northern Vermont in August.; title: Newport in September.; title: Indian summer in Virginia.; title: A rainy morning in the country.; title: Phillips Brooks the preacher.; title: George Eliot.; title: Coppet and Madame de Staël.; title: Charles Sumner's home.; title: Burial of Chief Justice Chase.; title: Margaret Fuller Ossoli.; title: A French journalist.; title: Fanny Fern.; title: Horace Greeley and Edwin Forrest.; title: Lola Montez.; title: Things gone by.; title: The fallen man.; title: Physical basis of statesmanship.; title: Instinctive philosophers and statesmen.; title: Mr. Parasite in office.; title: Pin-money.; title: Breadmaking.; title: Our kitchens.; title: Caste in sex.; title: Woman suffrage.; title: Let us live.