Biography Prize

A Library The Boston Letter from Athenteum

No. 117 JULY

The Athenceum and the Abolition Movement VER the past decade the Athenreum has presented several exhibitions relat­ ing to the abolition movement in Boston and the African American pres­ ence in the city. Although we have always been curious about the role the Library and its members may have played in this important American movement, our research revealed nothing to enlighten us about the historical role we played (if any) in the emotional and political crisis that gripped many blacks and whites in Boston during the abolition years. We do know that the Library counted many prominent abolitionists among its members: Wendell Phillips, William Lloyd Garri­ son, and Lydia Maria Child, for example, all made use of the Athenreum during these years. We were always thirsty, however, for more information. During the past few weeks we have found a small tidbit that will encourage us to continue our search. In the course of looking through the Athenreum Archives for material for next February's exhibition commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Athenreum's Beacon Street building, Associate Print Curator Catharina Slautterback fortuitously came upon a letter from Samuel May, Jr., to Charles Folsom, then Director of the Athenreum, announcing the presentation of a complete run of the abolitionist newspaper The Liberator to the Library. The letter is dated 19 April1854, at the height of abolition activities in the city, and reads in part: "A few gentlemen friends of the Anti -Slavery principle and movement in this country, friends also of the Boston Athenreum and those great objects which it has done so much to pro­ mote, desire to present to that institution the accompanying volumes of The Libera­ tor . . . The donors are Francis Jackson, Ellis Gray Loring, Edmund Quincy, Edmund Jackson, Wendell Phillips, Samuel May, William I. Bowditch, Samuel E. Sewall, Theodore Parker, Charles F. Hovey, and Samuel May, Jr. These gentlemen request that you will be pleased to consider these volumes the gift of the Massachusetts Anti­ Slavery Society." For many years we have wondered why the Athenreum happens to be the only library in this country to hold a complete run of this vitally important 2 newspaper, the bookplate reading only ((gift of the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Soci­ ety," and it is a great satisfaction not only to know how these volumes came to us, but also to note the names of the donors who were Athen~um members. The Athenreum Centenary reveals that Mssrs. Quincy, May (both Junior and Senior), Sewall, and Hovey were Proprietors, and various other institutional records indicate that Wen­ dell Phillips, Theodore Parker, and William I. Bowditch used the Library as mem- bers. The Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, the first state abolitionist society in the United States, was founded in 1832 by both blacks and whites. Headed by William Lloyd Garrison, the Society provided activist leadership and education to the move­ ment for Emancipation for many years. We are fortunate that the astute selection of its members listed above thought of the Athen~um as an appropriate repository for a complete run of their historic publication.

Richard Wendorf's ''Sir Joshua" Shares the Annibel Jenkins Biography Prize

Athen~um Director Richard Wendorf's 1997 biography Sir Joshua Reynolds: The Painter in Society has been awarded the first Annibel Jenkins Biography Prize, pre­ sented biennially by the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies to the au­ thor of the best book-length biography of a late 17th-century or 18th-century sub­ ject. He shares the award with Lloyd S. Kramer, Professor of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for his Lafayette in Two Worlds. In their citation of the award the Society states: "Sir Joshua Reynolds is an origi­ nal, elegantly written book that repeatedly views Reynolds and portraiture in unex­ pected and illuminating ways ... Rich in detail and extensive in imagination, the book shows us Reynolds at work and play, with intimate friends and patrons and subjects, touches his 'deepest and most sacred levels of creativity; and, among other things, includes unforgettable insights into theatrical portraiture and two of Reynolds's most famous subjects, David Garrick and Sarah Siddons." The biography has also received high critical acclaim in journals such as Apollo, in which reviewer Martin Postle remarks, «Wendorf's text comprises five crisp chap­ ters ... Despite the mass of information encountered by [him], few stones are left unturned ... As Wendorf freely admits - and this is one of the real strengths of the book- Reynolds's character was brimming with ambiguity. He was intensely ambi­ tious, yet he did not fawn. He worked slavishly to amass a large personal fortune, yet he spent countless hours entertaining friends. His household was lavishly furnished ... yet his dinner parties were notoriously shambolic ... Wendorf may not lead one to love Reynolds, but he demonstrates that he remains a pivotal figure for anyone who seeks to understand the interstices of eighteenth-century cultural life" (Febru­ ary 1998). For those who have not yet read this volume, these words should entice you to check it out. Congratulations to our scholar/Director, who is now preparing a new book of essays on British art. 3 Mooney and Loring Fellowships Announced Recipients of four Mary C. E. Mooney and two Caleb Loring, Jr., Fellowships will spend a month's residency in 1998 pursuing advanced research in the Athenceum's collections. The Mooney Fellowships were funded by the bequest of a longti1ne teacher in the Boston Public Schools who died in 1991; the Loring Confederate States Imprints Fellowship Fund was established by our Trustee Caleb Loring, Jr., and re­ flects the personal interests of a New Englander with southern roots. All fellowships carry a stipend of $1,000. Three of the six award recipients will consult the Athenceum's unparalleled col­ lection of over 6,ooo Confederate States imprints and related Civil War documents in conjunction with work on their doctoral dissertations. Philip Acree Cavalier, a graduate student at the State University of New York at Buffalo, will refine his dis­ sertation on cultural and racial identities as reflected in the letters of northerners who traveled to the South both before and after the Civil War. David A. Cecere, a graduate student at the University of New Hampshire, will trace the reformulation of racial perceptions by Union soldiers, and Scott Hancock, also a graduate student at New Hampshire, will expand his work (( Free, Black, and American: Identity For­ mulation in Boston During the Antebellum Period." Mr. Cavalier and Mr. Cecere re­ ceived Loring Fellowships, Mr. Hancock a Mooney Fellowship. Two other important Athenceum collections will be used by Mooney Fellows. William B. Hart, Assistant Professor at Middlebury College, will consult the Library's Schoolcraft Collection of books in Native American languages as he revises his dis­ sertation on Mohawk responses to 18th-century Anglican missionaries. Michelle Mancini, a graduate student at the University of California, Berkeley, will consult the unique collection of Gypsy material owned by the 19th-century British scholar Fran­ cis Hindes Groome, and acquired by the Athenceum in 1865. (( Nowhere at Home and Everywhere: Accommodating Gypsies in Nineteenth-Century Britain" is the title of her dissertation. The sixth fellowship recipient is sculptor Laura Baring-Gould of Somerville. She will consult the collection in order to investigate boat building forms and materials in preparation for her solo exhibition at the Chapel Gallery in Newton in 1999. The Athenceum is honored to assist these individuals in their scholarly work. We recognize that the $1,000 stipend awarded to our worthy scholars will not completely cover the expenses of their stay in Boston, so we are appealing to any members who might be willing to house a Mooney or a Loring Fellow for a month to contact Director Richard Wendorf's office without delay. Director of Development Joan Nordell also asks us to remember that the funding of fellowships is a priority com­ ponent of The Twenty-First Century Fund; interested members should call her for information about the impact of these awards, and for details about naming such fel­ lowships (617-227-0270). 4

Wellspring Fellows Announced For 1998-1999 Director Richard Wendorf has announced that Wellspring Fellowships have been awarded to three Athenreum staff members for the period 1998-1999. The Wellspring Fellowship program is in its second year, and was established by Mrs. Andrew Oliver and her three children to allow staff members to pursue extended research and pro­ fessional development activities (particularly internships at other institutions). Staff members honored for the upcoming period are Head of Reference Stephen Nonack, Paper Conservator Anne Pelikan, and Print Curator Sally Pierce. Stephen will be working on the second exhibition devoted to gay and lesbian history in Massachu­ setts, entitled «Public Faces/Private Lives, Part II." Anne will use her fellowship to study the making of preservation enclosures and pamphlet structures. And Sally has proposed a month-long professional internship in the Department of Prints and Drawings at the Worcester Art Museum, where she intends to work on the C. E. Goodspeed collection of Americana. Our congratulations to all three staff members.

Attention! Attention! Les livres franrais! Athenreum readers who are yearning for modern books in French should look no further than the first floor Circulation Desk. The French Library in Boston has kindly offered to lend the Library thirty or forty recent publications in French for the summer, and will send us a selection of novels, poetry, and other stimulating read­ ing that will circulate normally. Francophilic Athenreum members and staff send re­ merciements to the French Library for this generous loan.

Staff Changes Members have been very patient with the many announcements of staff arrivals and departures that have appeared in these pages during the past several years. Here's one more, and we hope - for the time being, at least - that this will put a lid on the ebb and flow of personnel throughout the building. Friday, 3 June, was Thelma Cluett's final day as Administrative Assistant on the fourth floor. Thelma was another of the Athenreum's devoted behind-the-scenes workers, one whom the general membership rarely encountered, but whose job was - and is - of critical importance to the efficient running of the organization. For many years Thelma controlled the records for the Annual Appeal and all other cate­ gories of giving - more than a full-time job - and despite attempts at sabotage by various computer systems that hadn't had their glitches worked out, she managed with patience and very hard work to keep all statistics in order and contributors aware of the importance of their gifts to the Athenreum. In spite of the time-con­ suming nature of the work she did, she was always ready in the staff room with a lively story, and happy to help out other staff members when necessary. Your editor is especially grateful for her yearly assistance during the always stressful job of com- 5

piling the Annual Report statistics. We wish Thelma a happy retirement and hope to see her in the building often. Taking Thelma's place is Susan Hileman, who began work on 1 June. Susan is a Massachusetts native, with a degree in English from Smith, and she has also worked as an editorial assistant at Little, Brown and for a while in Seattle. The northwest rain chased her back to Boston, and we are happy to welcome her to the fourth floor staff.

Books On Tape: Coming Soon In response to numerous requests from members, Book Acquisitions Librarian Anthea Harrison is pleased to announce that the Athenceum will soon be offering a selection of books on tape for general circulation. Early this sum1ner a collection of about thirty audio books, all unabridged, will be available on the first floor. We're be­ ' ginning with some classics - Washington Square, by Henry James; A Room With a View, by E.M. Forster; Toni Morrison's Jazz; Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness; Homer,s Iliad; Edith Wharton's House ofMirth -but we will be watching circulation records carefully, and if this innovation proves to be a popular one, we'll consider ex­ panding our title list. Readers with recommendations for purchases should, as usual, make a note in the suggestion book on the first floor, or mail suggestions to the Book Selection Committee in care of Anthea Harrison.

Associate Members Raise the Ante Younger members of the Library have found a welcome and lively home with the Associate Members' group, which meets regularly both on and off the Athenceum premises. Besides sponsoring events and educational programs for its members, the group also offers much-appreciated opportunities for younger members to become involved in keeping the welfare of the institution in a vital and healthy state. Until re­ cently the age ceiling for this group was set arbitrarily at thirty-five, but a recent by­ law change has raised that age limit to forty. Associate Members' Council Co-Chair Mark Dolny says that the group is casting its nets a bit wider in hopes of attracting more ((youngsters, to their very popular events, which in recent years have included a mock auction at Skinner's, the always-raucous Halloween party, movies, lectures, and the monthly book discussion group. Members interested in joining will find in­ formation about Associate Members' events on the Athenceum web site (www.bosto­ nathenaeum.org), or e-mail Mark at mark_dolny_gsd97®post.harvard.edu.

Summer Favorites Wondering whether the staff had any personal suggestions for summer reading, we took a casual poll that produced some unexpected responses. Acquisitions Librarian Anthea Harrison highly recommends Midnight in Sicily: Art, Food, History, Travel, and La Co sa Nostra, by Peter Rob b. Imagine a very personal study of the Mafia in Sicily, intertwined with gastronomical tidbits and literary com- 6 mentary and you will have an idea of why Anthea finds this book irresistible. Michael Wentworth, missing the wit and intelligence of the ailing Iris Murdoch, has turned for solace to Fay Weldon, and is now an enthusiastic proponent of her work. <

For those not interested in the suggestions above, here is your summer list of

NEW BOOKS OF INTEREST SELECTED FROM THE FULL LIST OF ACCESSIONS

Art & Architecture

AALTO, ALVAR. Alvar Aalto In His Own BERTELLI, CARLO. Piero della Words. Francesca. ADAMSON, JEREMY E. Calico and BETTAGNO, ALESSANDRO. Venezia da Chintz: Antique Quilts From the Col­ stato a mito. lection Of Patricia S. Smith. BIERI, HELEN. Papiers peints, art nou­ ALBRECHT, DONALD. The Work Of veau. Charles and Ray Eames. BINDMAN, DAVID. Hogarth and His ALLARA, PAMELA. Pictures Of People: Times. Alice Neel's American Portrait Gallery. BISHOP, ELIZABETH. Exchanging Hats: ANDERSON, JAYNIE. Giorgione. Paintings. ANDREA MANTEGNA. BJELAJAC, DAVID. Washington Allston, AVERY, CHARLES. Bernini. Secret Societies, and the Alchemy Of BALKEN, DEBRA B. Arthur Dove: A Ret­ Anglo-American Painting. rospective. BLAUGRUND, ANNETTE. Tenth Street BARNET, PETER. Images In Ivory: Pre­ Studio Building. cious Objects Of the Gothic Age. BREUER, KARIN. Thirty-five Years At LA BATAILLE D'EYLAU. Crown Point Press. BECHERER, Joseph A. Pietro Perugino: BRILLIANT, RICHARD. Facing the New Master Of the Italian Renaissance. World: Jewish Portraits In Colonial BECKER, DAVID P. The Practice Of Let­ and Federal America. ters: The Hofer Collection Of Writing BRISTOW, IAN C. Architectural Colour Manuals, 1514-1800. In British Interiors, 1615-1840. BENFEY, CHRISTOPHER E. G. Degas In __. Interior House-Painting New Orleans. Colours and Technology, 1615-1840. 7

BROWN, DAVID A. Lorenzo Lotto. TORY: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF ED­ BRUEGMANN, RoBERT. Architects and UARD F. SEKLER. the City: Holabird & Roche Of FOSTER, KATHLEEN A. Thomas Eakins Chicago. Rediscovered. BREME, DOMINIQUE. Fran<;ois de Troy. FREEDMAN, DAVID N. Leningrad BURLEY, ROBERT. Viewing Olmsted. Codex: A Facsimile Edition. BUTTERFIELD, ANDREW. Sculptures GAIMSTER, DAVID R. M. German Of Andrea del Verrocchio. Stoneware, 1200-1900. BHATSCHMANN, OSKAR. Hans Hol­ GAMBONI, DARIO. Destruction Of Art: bein. Iconoclasm and Vandalism Since the CALLOWAY, STEPHEN. Aubrey Beards­ French Revolution. ley. GAZE, DELIA. Dictionary Of Women CAMERON, JULIA MARGARET. Annals Artists. Of My Glass House. GEALT, ADELHEID M. Domenico __. Photographs From the J. Paul Tiepolo. Getty Museum. GEBHARD, DAVID . National Trust CLAES OLDENBURG: THE MULTI­ Guide To Art Deco In America. PLES STORE. GOFFEN, RONA. Titian's "Venus of CLAYTON, TIM. English Print, Urbino". 1688-1802. --. Titian's Women. COCKX-INDESTEGE, ELLY. Sierpapier GOLDSTONE, BuD. Los Angeles Watts & Marmering. Towers. COOKE, EDWARD S. Making Furniture GOY, RICHARD J. Venice: The City and In Preindustrial America. Its Architecture. DINE, JIM. Drawing From the Glyp­ GRAHAM-DIXON, ANDREW. Paper tothek. Museum: Writings About Painting, DRAPER, JAMES D. Augustin Pajou, Mostly. Royal Sculptor. GRATTAN, VIRGINIA L. Mary Colter, DUSTON, ALLEN and ARNOLD NESSEL­ Builder Upon the Red Earth. RATH. Angels From the Vatican: The GRIMAL, PIERRE. Churches Of Rome. Invisible Made Visible. GUBERMAN, SIDNEY. Frank Stella. EGERTON, JuDY. Hogarth's Marriage a­ HALL, MARCIA B. Raphael's "School of la-mode. Athens". EKSERDJIAN, DAVID. Correggio. HALL, N. JoHN. Max Beerbohm Carica­ FAGIOLO, MARCELLO. Festa aRoma: dal tures. Rinascimento al1870. HARRIES, KARSTEN. Ethical Function FERBER, LINDA S. Masters Of Color and Of Architecture. Light: Homer, Sargent, and the Amer­ HASLAM, FIONA. From Hogarth To ican Watercolor Movement. Rowlandson: Medicine In Art In Eigh­ FINEBERG, JONATHAN D. Innocent Eye: teenth-Century Britain. Children's Art and the Modern Artist. HAWLEY, JOHN D. Art Of the Paper­ FLORES D'ARCAIS, FRANCESCA. Giotto. weight: The Boston & Sandwich and FLOYD, MARGARET H. Henry Hobson New England Glass Companies. Richardson: A Genius For Architec­ HEIJBROEK, JAN F. Whistler and Hol­ ture. land. FOLK, THOMAS. Pennsylvania Impres­ HESS, JACOB. Agostino Tassi. sionists. HIRSHLER, ERICA E. Dennis Miller FORM, MODERNISM, AND HIS- Bunker. 8

HONNEF, KLAUS . German Photogra­ LARSSON, CARL. Carl and Karin Lars­ phy 1870-1970. son: Creators Of the Swedish Style. HOPPS, WALTER. Robert Rauschenberg, LAUF, CORNELIA. Artist/Author: Con­ a Retrospective. temporary Artists' Books. HUNNISETT, BAS IL. Engraved On LAWRENCE, DAVID. Underground Ar­ Steel. chitecture. IVES, COLTA F. Private Collection Of LIGHTBOWN, R. W. Sandro Botticelli. Edgar Degas. LIPPI, FILIPPINO. Drawings Of Filippino J. PAUL GETTY MUSEUM. J. Paul Lippi and His Circle. Getty Museum and Its Collections. LLOYD, CHRISTOPHER. Masterpieces In JEFFREY, IAN . Photography Book. Little. JOHNSON, DoROTHY. Jacques-Louis LUCIE RIE & HANS CO PER: POTTERS David, << The Farewell Of Telemachus IN PARALLEL. and Eucharis': MALBERT, ROGER. Goya. KAISER, HARVEY H. Landmarks In the MARINERS' MUSEUM. Maritime Al­ Landscape: Historic Architecture In bum. the National Parks Of the West. McCULLOUGH, SuzANNE F. Italian KAWAMI, TRUDY S., Ancient Iranian Drawings Before 1600 In the Art Insti­ Ceramics From the Arthur M. Sackler tute Of Chicago. Collections. McGRATH, ELIZABETH. Rubens' Sub- KEMP, WOLFGANG . Narratives Of jects From History. Gothic Stained Glass. MEIER, RICHARD. Building the Getty. KEMPF, CHRISTIAN. Adolphe Braun et la MESSER, THOMAS M. Vasily Kandinsky. photographie: 1812-1877. MURRAY, PETER. Living Bridges: The KENDALL, RICHARD. Degas and the Lit­ Inhabited Bridge. tle Dancer. MUSEO DEL PRADO. Collection Of KENNY, PETER M. Honore Lannuier. Paintings. KHANNA, BALRAJ. Krishna, the Divine NORTH AMERICAN PRINT CONFER­ Lover. ENCE. Prints and Printmakers Of KING, DAVID . The Commissar Vanishes: Texas. The Falsification Of Photographs and NY CARLSBERG GLYPTOTEK. Gau­ Art In Stalin's Russia. guin Ceramics. KIRWIN, WILLIAM C. Powers Matchless: O'GORMAN, JAMES F. Living Architec­ The Pontificate Of Urban VIII, the ture: A Biography Of H.H. Richard­ Baldachin, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini. son. KLONK, CHARLOTTE. Science and the OETTERMANN, STEPHAN. Panorama: Perception Of Nature. History Of a Mass Medium. KLUVER, BILLY. A Day With Picasso: 24 PALMER, N. E. Art Loans. Photographs By Jean Cocteau. PATRIZIO, ANDREW. Networking: Art KOLOSKI-OSTROW, ANN 0. Naked By Post and Fax. Truths: Women, Sexuality, and Gender PEPPER, TERENCE. High Society: Pho­ In Classical Art and Archaeology. tographs, 1897-1914. KOWSKY, FRANCIS R. Country, Park, PETHERBRIDGE, DEANNA. Quick and and City: The Architecture and Life Of the Dead: Artists and Anatomy. Calvert Vaux. PICASSO, PABLO. Miroir noir: sources KRAUSS, RosALIND E. Picasso Papers. photographiques, 1900-1928. KUSPIT, DONALD B. Chihuly. POSTON, JONATHAN H. Buildings Of LALIQUE, RENE. Jewels Of Lalique. Charleston. 9 PREAUD, TAMARA. Sevres Porcelain, SMITH, KATHRrK. Frank Lloyd Wright's 1800-1847· Taliesin and Taliesin West. PRENDERGAST, CHRISTOPHER. SPEEL, ERIKA. Dictionary Of Enam­ Napoleon and History Painting. elling. RAND, RICHARD. Intimate Encounters: SPERO, SIMON. Worcester Porcelain Love and Domesticity In 18th-Century 175 1-1790. France. STICKLER, ALPHONSO M. Vatican and REYNOLDS, DONALD M. The Nine­ Christian Rome. teenth Century. STRATFORD, NEIL Lewis Chessmen ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE. and the Enigma Of the Hoard. ROBERTS, LEONARD . Arthur Hughes: SWANSON, VERN G. John William God­ His Life and Works. ward. ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER. Atkinson SYLVESTER, DAVID. About Modern Art: Grimshaw. Critical Essays. ROBINS, GAY. Art Of Ancient Egypt. TANKARD, JuDITH B. The Gardens Of RODNER, WILLIAM S. J.M.W. Turner: Ellen Biddle Shipman. Romantic Painter Of the Industrial TATE GALLERY. British Watercolours Revolution. From the Oppbe Collection. ROSE, MARTIAL. Stories In Stone: The THOMAS, ANN. Beauty Of Another Or­ Medieval Roof Carvings Of Norwich der: Photography In Science. Cathedral. VAN HOOK, BAILEY. Angels Of Art: RUSSELL, TERENCE M. The Ency- Women and Art In American Society. clopaedic Dictionary In the Eigh­ VRETTOS, THEODORE. The Elgin Affair: teen th Century. The Abduction Of Antiquity's Greatest RUSSELL, VIVIAN. Edith Wharton's Ital­ Treasures and the Passions It Aroused. ian Gardens. WARNER, MARINA. Inner Eye: Art Be­ RUZICKA, JOSEPH. Landfall Press. yond the Visible. SANDERS, PATRICIA B. The Haggin Col­ WATSON, PETER. Sotheby's: The Inside lection. Story. SAUMAREZ SMITH, CHARLES. The Na­ WATT, JAMES C. Y. When Silk Was Gold: tional Portrait Gallery. Central Asian and Chinese Textiles. SCHAFFNER, CYNTHIA V. A. American WEINREB, MATTHEW. London Archi­ Painted Furniture, 1790-1880. tecture. SCHANG, F. C. Visiting Cards Of WELLS-COLE, ANTHONY. Art and Dec­ Celebrities. oration In Elizabethan and Jacobean SCHAPIRO, MEYER. Impressionism: England. Reflections and Perceptions. WEYMOUTH, FLEUR. Photographs. SCHONEMANN, HEINZ. Karl Friedrich WHITNEY, WHEELOCK. Gericault In Schinkel. Italy. SANSSOUCI. WIECK, Ro GER S. Painted Prayers: The SHAW, EDWARD. Modern Architect: A Book Of Hours In Medieval and Re­ Classic Victorian Stylebook. naissance Art. SHERMAN, CINDY. A Retrospective. WILCOX, TIMOTHY. Francis Towne. SHIPP, STEVE. American Art Colonies, WILLIAMS, HAROLD M. Making Archi­ 1850-1930. tecture: The Getty Center. SIMPSON, MARC. Uncanny Spectacle: WOOD, CHRISTOPHER. The Great Art The Public Career Of the Young John Boom, 1970-1997. Singer Sargent. WOODALL, JoANNA. Portraiture. 10

WOOTTON, DAVID . Illustrators: The ZWINOGRODZKA, EwA. Poolse boek­ British Art Of Illustration, 1800- 1997. bindkunst, 1400-1800. YAU, JoHN. The United States Of Jasper Johns. Belles Lettres, Poetry & Criticism

ALBERTI, RAFAEL. To Painting: Poems. ELYTEES, 0DYSSEAS. Collected Poems. ANSEL, T ALVIKKI. My Shining Archipel­ EMERSON, RALPH WALDO . Selected ago. Letters. BEINHART, LARRY. How To Write a FISHER, M. F. K. A Life In Letters. Mystery. FURMAN, LAURA. Bookworms. BIERDS, LINDA. Profile Makers: Poems. GALIN, MHUGE. Between East and BURGOS, JULIA DE. Song Of the Simple West: Sufism In the Novels of Doris Truth: Complete Poems. Lessing. CAMERON, KENNETH W. American GILO Of PARIS. Historia. Great Ones: Hawthorne, Emerson, GRAFTON, ANTHONY. Footnote: A Cu­ Thoreau. rious History. CANETTI, ELIAS. Notes From Hamp­ HANFF, HELENE. Apple Of My Eye. stead, 1954-1971. HENRY E. HUNTINGTON LIBRARY CHANDLER, JAMES. England In 1819. AND ART GALLERY. William Blake: CHEKHOV, ANTON. Dear Writer, Dear Images and Texts. Actress: The Love Letters Of Chekhov HOFSTADTER, DouGLAS R. Ton beau and Olga Knipper. de Marot. CIARDI, JoHN. For Instance. HOlE, CLAUS. Whaler Helena Of Sag __. Little That Is All. Harbor In the South Pacific, CISNEROS, SANDRA. Loose Woman: 1843- 1845· Poems. HOLM, BILL. Boxelder Bug Variations. COPELAND, EDWARD. Cambridge HOUSMAN, A. E. Poems. Companion To Jane Austen. HOWE, MARIE. What the Living Do: CRAIG, EDWARD GoRDON. Correspon­ Poems. dence With Count Harry Kessler. HUGHES, TED . Birthday Letters. DAVIS, REBECCA H. Life In the Iron HUNTER, G. K. English Drama, Mills. 1586-1642. DEMARIA, ROBERT. Samuel Johnson HOLDERLIN, FRIEDRICH. Hyperion and the Life Of Reading. and Selected Poems. DICKENS, CHARLES. Letters. HORACE. Odes. DIVAKARUNI, CHITRA B. Leaving Yuba JUSSAWALLA, FEROZA F. Conversations City: Poems. With V. S. Naipaul. DO BREZ, L. A. C. Australia. KELSALL, M. M. A Great Good Place: DOLIN, TIM. Mistress Of the House: The Country House and English Liter­ Women Of Property In the Victorian ature. Novel. KNIGHT, WILLIAM G. Major London DORRIS, MICHAEL. Most Wonderful «Minor": The Surrey Theatre, Books. 1805-1865. DOVE, RITA. Grace Notes: Poems. LASKIN, DAVID . Common Life: Four EHRMANN, MAX. Desiderata. Generations Of American Literary ELKIN, PETER K. Australian Poems In Friendship and Influence. Perspective. MAMET, DAVID. 3 Uses Of the Knife: 11

On the Nature and Purpose Of Drama. RUSSELL, MARK. Out Of Character. MANN, THOMAS. Letters Of Heinrich SALLMANN, KLAUS . Literatur des Um­ and Thomas Mann, 1900-1949. bruchs. MICHON, PIERRE. Masters and Ser­ SHECK, LAURIE. Willow Grove: Poems. vants. SIGURDUR A. MAGNBUSSON. Postwar MINTA, STEPHEN. On a Voiceless Shore: Poetry Of Iceland. Byron In Greece. SIMIC, CHARLES. Walking the Black Cat: MITCHELL, MARK. Pages Passed From Poems. Hand To Hand: The Hidden Tradition STANTON, JosEPH. Hawai,i Anthology. Of Homosexual Literature In English. STERN, GERALD. Paradise Poems. MURDOCH, IRIS. Existentialists and VENDLER, HELEN . The Art Of Shake- Mystics. speare's Sonnets. MURRAY, PAUL. Fantastic Journey: The WAKOSKI, DIANE. Inside the Blood Life and Literature Of Lafcadio Hearn. Factory: Poems. NORDSTROM, URSULA. Dear Genius: __. Trilogy: Poems. Letters. WAYNE, JANE 0. Strange Heart: Poems. OLIVER, MARY. Poetry Handbook. WEBER, RoNALD. Hired Pens: Profes- OUSBY, IAN. Guilty Parties, A Mystery sional Writers In America,s Golden Lover's Companion. Age Of Print. OVID. Tales From Ovid. WILDER, THORNTON. Collected Short PEMBROKE, MARY SIDNEY HERBERT. Plays. Collected Works. WOLF, CHRISTA. Parting From Phan­ PERRIN, NOEL. Child's Delight. toms: Selected Writings, 1990- 1994. ROUSSEAU, JEAN-JACQUES. Julie, Or, ZUKOFSKY, Lours. ((.!\' 13-21. The New Heloise.

Biography ADLER, MARGOT. Heretic's Heart: A BROWN, CANTER. Ossian Bingley Hart: Journey Through Spirit & Revolution. Florida's Loyalist Reconstruction Gov­ ALTER, STEPHEN. All the Way To ernor. Heaven: An American Boyhood In the BROWNLOW, KEVIN. David Lean. Himalayas. BULLARD, MARY R. Robert Stafford Of ALTMAN, BILLY. Laughter's Gentle Cumberland Island. Soul: The Life Of Robert Benchley. CANTWELL, MARY. Speaking With BACKES, DAVID. Wilderness Within: Strangers. The Life Of Sigurd F. Olson. CARR, JoNATHAN. Mahler. BALTZELL, MARTHA P. Bridging Diver­ CHERNOW, RoN. Titan: The Life Of sity: Confessions Of a Yankee Catholic. John D. Rockefeller, Sr. BATINSKI, MICHAEL C. Jonathan CLINE, SALLY. Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Belcher, Colonial Governor. Called John. BLONDEL, NATHALIE. Mary Butts. COETZEE, J. M. Boyhood: Scenes From BLOOM, CLAIRE. Leaving a Doll's Provincial Life. House: A Memoir. CONWAY, JILL K. When Memory BRAHMS, JoHANNES. Johannes Brahms: Speaks. Life and Letters. DAVID, SAUL. Homicidal Earl: The Life BRAY, ROSEMARY L. Unafraid Of the Of Lord Cardigan. Dark: A Memoir. DEACON, DESLEY. Elsie Clews Parsons. 12

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