Literary New York
Subtitle: its landmarks and associations
By: by Charles Hemstreet, with 65 illustrations
Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons
Published: 1903
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 271
Subjects: Intellectual life; American literature; History and criticism; American Authors; Homes and haunts; Literary landmarks
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Table of contents: title: Writers of New Amsterdam.; title: Before the revolution.; title: The poet of the revolution [Philip Freneau]; title: In the days of Thomas Paine.; title: The city that Irving knew.; title: With Paulding, Drake, and Halleck.; title: Cooper and his friends.; title: Those who gathered about Poe.; title: At the close of the Knickerbocker days.; title: Half a century ago.; title: Two famous meeting-places.; title: Some of the writers of to-day.