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Stovall, F. Whitman and the poet in Leaves of Grass.--Leary, L. The congenial few: an expatriate diary, 1854-1855.--Brown, H. Charles Brockden Brown's The story of Julius: Rousseau and Richardson "improved".--Randall, R. C. Joseph Dennie's literary attitudes in the Port folio, 1801-1812.--Anderson, C. R. Thoreau and The Dial: the apprentice years.--King, K. Local color and the rise of the American magazine.--Moore, R. S. Paul Hamilton Hayne and northern magazines, 1866-1886.--Holman, H. R. Magazine editors and the stories of Thomas Nelson Page's late flowering.--Saler, E. C. and Cady, E. H. The St. Nicholas and the serious artist.--Woodress, J. The pre-eminent magazine genius: S. S. McClure.--Pizer, D. A summer at Maumee: Theodore Dreiser writes four stories.-- Holman, C. H. Thomas Wolfe, Scribner's Magazine, and "the b[l]est nouvelle".-- Clarence Louis Frank Gohdes: Chronology and bibliography (p. [221]-225) |
