Harper essays.
By: Edited by Henry Seidel Canby.
Contributors: Canby, Henry Seidel, 1878-1961, ed.
Series: Essay and general literature index reprint series
Publisher: Kennikat Press
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Port Washington, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 314
Subjects: American essays.; English essays.
Table of contents: title: My lowly teacher, by J. F. Genung.; title: Old-time naval officials, by A. T. Mahan.; title: The unchanging girl, by E. S. Martin.; title: The friendly rocks, by J. Burroughs.; title: The harvest of the wild places, by W. P. Eaton.; title: Pagan personalities, by W. Beebe.; title: The ancient barrier of the Pyrenees, by H. Belloc.; title: Your United States, by A. Bennett.; title: Why is a Bostonian? By H. Rhodes.; title: When the city wakes, by S. Strunsky.; title: The death of Jean, by M. Twain.; title: Khaki confidences at Château-Thierry, by D. C. Fisher.; title: Beads: war-time recollections in Paris, by M. Deland.; title: Speculations, by J. Galsworthy.; title: Within the rim, by H. James.; title: The country newspaper, by W. A. White.; title: The Gentleman's review, by F. M. Colby.; title: Do we despise the novelist? By W. L. George.; title: Fame, by H. M. Alden.; title: Tolstoy, by W. D. Howells.; title: American aphorisms, by B. Matthews.; title: On the hostility to certain words, by T. R. Lounbury.