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Literary Friends and Acquaintance

A Personal Retrospect of American Authorship

William Dean Howells

Reading time
about 9.5 h
Length
127,939 words · 490 pages
Structure
110 chapters
Language
English
Era
Victorian

Literary Friends and Acquaintance, first published in 1900, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.

Contents

  1. Bibliographical
  2. My First Visit to New England
  3. I
  4. II
  5. III
  6. IV
  7. V
  8. VI
  9. VII
  10. VIII
  11. IX
  12. X
  13. XI
  14. XII
  15. XIII
  16. XIV
  17. XV
  18. XVI
  19. XVII
  20. First Impressions of Literary New York
  21. I
  22. II
  23. III
  24. IV
  25. V
  26. VI
  27. Roundabout to Boston
  28. I
  29. II
  30. III
  31. IV
  32. V
  33. VI
  34. Literary Boston as I Knew It
  35. I
  36. II
  37. III
  38. IV
  39. V
  40. VI
  41. VII
  42. VIII
  43. IX
  44. X
  45. Oliver Wendell Holmes
  46. I
  47. II
  48. III
  49. IV
  50. V
  51. VI
  52. VII
  53. VIII
  54. IX
  55. The White Mr. Longfellow
  56. I
  57. II
  58. III
  59. IV
  60. V
  61. VI
  62. VII
  63. VIII
  64. Studies of Lowell
  65. I
  66. II
  67. III
  68. IV
  69. V
  70. VI
  71. VII
  72. VIII
  73. IX
  74. X
  75. XI
  76. XII
  77. Cambridge Neighbors
  78. I
  79. II
  80. III
  81. IV
  82. V
  83. VI
  84. VII
  85. VIII
  86. IX
  87. X
  88. XI
  89. A Belated Guest
  90. I
  91. II
  92. III
  93. IV
  94. My Mark Twain
  95. I
  96. II
  97. III
  98. IV
  99. V
  100. VI
  101. VII
  102. VIII
  103. IX
  104. X
  105. XI
  106. XII
  107. XIII
  108. XIV
  109. XV
  110. XVI
  111. XVII
  112. XIX
  113. XX
  114. XXI
  115. XXII
  116. XXIII
  117. XXIV
  118. XXV
  119. Etext Editor’s Bookmarks:
  120. Etext Editor’s Bookmarks

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