Essays from the Chap-Book, 1897, published by Gay and Bird, Victorian Literary / Historical Articles Anthology Hardback

Essays from the Chap-Book, 1897, published by Gay and Bird, London. Hardback, 262 pages

'Being a Miscellany of Curious and Interesting Tales, Histories &c. newly composed by celebrated Writers and very delightful to read.'

This Victorian hardback is in fairly good condition - the covers have some discolouration. Inside the pages are unevenly bound which has caused some tattiness on the edges, including some tiny tears. Otherwise there is no writing, creasing or dog-ears.

17.5cm x 11.5cm x 2.5cm approx.

Contents:
Ibsen's New Play by HH Boyesen
Bits of Criticism by John Burroughs
Verlaine: A Feminine Appreciation by Mrs Reginald DeKoven
Degeneration; The Pleasures of Historiography; and The Bureau of Literary Revision by Alice Morse Earle
Mr Meredith and His Aminta by Lewis E Gates
The Popularity of Poetry by Edmund Gosse
Concerning Me and the Metropolis, "Trilby" by Louise Imogen Guiney
Modern Laodicea; The Intellectual Parvenu by Norman Hapgood
The School of Jingoes by Thomas Wentworth Higginson
The Uses of Perversity by Laurence Jerrold
A Comment on Some Recent Books; One Word More by Louise Chandler Moulton
R.L.S. Some Edinburgh Notes by Eve Blantyre Simpson
Mr Gilbert Parker's Sonnets by Richard Henry Stoddard
Is the New Woman New?; The Return of the Girl; The Art of Saying Nothing Well, by Maurice Thompson

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