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bib33564SLC 19031903-05-02SLC (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
“Why Not Abolish It?” Harper's Weekly (2 May): 732. Reprinted in Budd 1992b, 550–53. [bib33564]
bib33565Harvey 19071907Harvey, George
“The Man Who Ate Babies.” Harper’s Weekly 51 (2 March): 296. [bib33565]
bib33566Brown 20052005Brown, T. Allston
“Early History of Negro Minstrelsy.” [bib33566]
bib33567Scharnhorst 20102010Scharnhorst, Gary
“The ‘Lorio’ Letters to the St. Louis Daily Reveille: On Mark Twain, Minstrelsy, Mesmerism, and McDowell’s Cave.” Resources for American Literary Study 33:277–84. [bib33567]
bib33568Starr 20002000Starr, S. Frederick
Louis Moreau Gottschalk. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. [bib33568]
bib33569Scott 19051905Scott, Charles P. G.
“A Declaration of Independence: A Promise as to Twelve Words.” N.p. [bib33569]
bib33570Keller 19031903Keller, Helen
The Story of My Life. New York: Doubleday, Page and Co. [bib33570]
bib33571Keller 20052005Keller, Helen
Helen Keller: Selected Writings. Edited by Kim E. Nielsen. New York: New York University Press. [bib33571]
bib33572Harriman 19991999Herrmann, Dorothy
Helen Keller: A Life. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. [bib33572]
bib33573Brady 20122012Brady, Tara
“Campaigners’ Dismay as Listed Mansion Falls to the Bulldozers.” Brent and Kilburn (England) Times, 19 January, 14. [bib33573]
bib33574Dollis Hill House 20112011Dollis Hill House Trust
“Dollis Hill House: Our History.” [bib33574]
bib33575Haberman 19721972Haberman, Frederick W., ed.
Nobel Lectures. Peace: 1901–1925. Volume 1. Amsterdam: Elsevier Publishing Company [bib33575]
bib33576Roosevelt 19081908Roosevelt, Theodore
The Roosevelt Policy. Speeches, Letters and State Papers, Relating to Corporate Wealth and Closely Allied Topics, of Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, Volume 1. With an introduction by Andrew Carnegie. New York: Current Literature Publishing Company [bib33576]
bib33577U.S. Congress 20112011U.S. Congress
“Root, Elihu.” Biographical Dictionary of the United States Congress, 1874–Present.. [bib33577]
bib33578Graves 19171917Graves, Ralph A.
“Fearful Famines of the Past.” National Geographic 32 (July): 69–90. [bib33578]
bib33579Lindau 19171917Lindau, Rudolf
Morgenland und Abendland. Mit einer Einleitung von Wilhelm Rath, einem Bilde des Verfassers und 11 Zeichnungen von Franz Müller-Münster. Hamburg-Grossborstel: Verlag der Deutschen Dichter-Gedächtnis-Stiftung. [bib33579]
bib33580Keokuk City Directory 18591859
Lee County Genealogy History.Submitted and transcribed by Salli Griswold. [bib33580]
bib33581Bainton 18901890Bainton, George, comp. and ed.
The Art of Authorship: Literary Reminiscences, Methods of Work, and Advice to Young Beginners, Personally Contributed by Leading Authors of the Day. New York: D. Appleton and Company. [bib33581]
bib33582Harte 18691869-12-00Harte, Bret
“The Idyl of Red Gulch.” Overland Monthly 3 (December): 569–74. [bib33582]
bib33583Harte 18701870-07-00Harte, Bret
“Mr. Thompson’s Prodigal.” Overland Monthly 5 (July): 91–95. [bib33583]
bib33584Howells 18771877-01-00Howells, William Dean
“The Contributors’ Club.” Atlantic Monthly 39 (January): 100–110. [bib33584]
bib33585Stevenson 1994–951994–95Stevenson, Robert Louis
The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson. Edited by Bradford A. Booth and Ernest Mehew. 8 vols. New Haven: Yale University Press. [bib33585]
bib33586Scharnhorst 20002000Scharnhorst, Gary
“ ‘I Do Not Write This in Anger’: Bret Harte’s Letters to His Sister, 1871–93.” Resources for American Literary Study 26 (no. 2): 200–222. [bib33586]
bib33587U.S. Congress 19061906U.S. Congress
Copyright Hearings, December 7 to 11, 1906. Arguments before the Committees on Patents of the Senate and House of Representatives, Conjointly, on the Bills S. 6330 and H.R. 19853. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office. [bib33587]
bib33588Hale 18631863Hale, Edward Everett
“The Man without a Country.” Atlantic Monthly 12 (December): 665–79. [bib33588]