University of Virginia Library

Harold Frederic: A Bibliography
by
Robert H. Woodward

Harold Frederic's career as a novelist lasted for only eleven years, from the publication of Seth's Brother's Wife in 1887 to his death in 1898, at the age of forty-two. Yet, all the while living the life of an active man-about-town in London and serving as the correspondent of the New York Times, he published three novels of contemporary Mohawk Valley life, two of which have been acclaimed as minor classics of realism; a historical novel about the American Revolution, considered by some critics as one of the most accurate historical novels to be written by an American; a series of Civil War stories, important for emancipating the genre from the romantic themes which still pervaded it; a book of critical sketches about English life; a novel about Ireland; three novels set in England; two books on current political affairs; and a modest list of short stories and essays. He also turned one of his novels into a play, almost completed a second dramatization

of one of his works, wrote a play on mesmerism, and tried his hand at other dramatic pieces.

Frederic was born in Utica, New York, on August 19, 1856, a child of the artisan class. His formal education terminated with his graduation from the Advanced School, on July 6, 1871, after which time he worked for local photographers as a printer and negative retoucher. From 1873 to 1875 he was in Boston, supported by his trade, and in 1875 he began his career in journalism as proofreader on the Utica Morning Herald. Soon he was employed by the Utica Observer, and worked his way to the position of editor in 1880.

In September, 1882, he became editor of the Republican Albany Evening Journal; when the newspaper changed hands in March, 1884, he obtained a place with the New York Times as London correspondent. In June, 1884, he sailed with his family for England; except for two visits to New York and occasional trips to the Continent and to Ireland, he spent the remainder of his life in England. His weekly cable letters to the Times earned him great respect as a correspondent and news analyst. He died October 19, 1898.

Frederic is best remembered today as the author of the controversial The Damnation of Theron Ware, misread in its own time as an attack upon the clergy. He has been linked with the early naturalists and considered a pioneer in the revolt against the farm. At the present time, Frederic is receiving belated critical recognition. The present checklist of Frederic's writings fulfills a need which the recent attention to him is creating.

There has been no published full-length study of Frederic, but he has been the subject of two doctoral dissertations: Paul Haines, Harold Frederic (New York University, 1945), and my own Harold Frederic: A Study of His Novels, Short Stories, and Plays (Indiana University, 1957). I wish to acknowledge the pioneer work done by Dr. Haines.

It should be realized that I do not claim that the present checklist is complete; I will be grateful to others who may be able to add to my list. Frederic's newspaper writings are not considered in the present compilation.

PART I. BOOKS

A. Novels

• "Seth's Brother's Wife." Scribner's Magazine, I-II (January-November, 1887), I, 22-36, 184-198, 308-322, 479-499, 615-627, 731-744; II, 97-105, 185-196, 283-291, 404-411, 532-540.
• Seth's Brother's Wife. A Study of Life in the Greater New York. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1887. 405 pp.
• ---. London: Chatto & Windus, 1887. 2 vols.
• "In the Valley." Scribner's Magazine, VI-VIII (September, 1889-July, 1890), VI, 284-297, 436-450, 573-588, 666-676; VII, 73-86, 221-234, 318-335, 497-513, 587-602, 757-770; VIII, 81-94.
• In the Valley. Illus. by Howard Pyle. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890. 427 pp.
• ---. New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1918. 427 pp.

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• ---. London: William Heinemann, 1890. 3 vols.
• The Lawton Girl. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890. 472 pp. [Reprinted 1897.]
• ---. London: Chatto & Windus, 1890. 346 pp.
• The Return of the O'Mahony. Illus. by Warren B. Davis. The Choice Series, No. 71. New York: R. Bonner's Sons, 1892. 334 pp.
• ---. The Ledger Library, No. 71. New York: R. Bonner's Sons, 1892. 334 pp.
• ---. New York: G. W. Dillingham, 1899. 334 pp.
• ---. London: William Heinemann, 1893. 279 pp.
• "The Copperhead." Scribner's Magazine, XIV (July-November, 1893), 112-120, 194-204, 343-353, 512-524, 622-632.
• The Copperhead. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1893. 197 pp.
• "Observations in Philistia." National Observer, VII-XI (February 20, 1892-December 23, 1893), VII, 351-352, 456-458, 510-511, 587-588, 639-640; VIII, *140-142, 217-218, 295-297, 403-404, *507-508; IX, 14-15, 264-265, 338-340, 493-494; X, 248-249, 536-537; XI, 87-89, 137-138. [The book publication omits the two starred items.]
• Mrs. Albert Grundy: Observations in Philistia. The Mayfair Set, Vol. 6. London: John Lane, 1896. 169 pp.
• ---. The Mayfair Set, Vol. 6. London: John Lane; New York: Merriam, 1896. 263 pp.
• The Damnation of Theron Ware; or, Illumination. New York: Stone & Kimball, 1896. 512 pp.
• ---. New York: Stone & Kimball, 1896. 512 pp. [On p. 4: "Second Edition."]
• ---. Chicago, New York: Herbert S. Stone, 1897. 512 pp. [On p. 4 is the following history of publication: First Edition March 1896; Second Edition June 1896; Third Edition September 1896; Fourth Edition September 1896; Fifth Edition November 1896; Sixth Edition December 1896; Seventh Edition November 1897.]
• ---. Stone's Monthly Library, No. 1. Chicago, New York: H. S. Stone, 1898. 512 pp.
• ---. Chicago, New York: Herbert S. Stone, 1899. 512 pp. [On p. 4: "Thirty-eighth Thousand."]
• ---. Chicago, New York: Herbert S. Stone, 1900. 512 pp. [On p. 4: "Forty-eighth Thousand."]
• ---. Chicago, New York: Herbert S. Stone, 1900. 512 pp. [On spine: "Duffield"; on p. 4: "Forty-eighth Thousand."]
• ---. Chicago, New York: Herbert S. Stone, 1900. 512 pp. [On spine: "Grosset & Dunlap"; on p. 4: "Seventy-fifth Thousand."]
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• The Damnation of Theron Ware. Chicago: Stone & Kimball, 1896. 512 pp.
• ---. New York: Duffield, 1915. 512 pp.
• ---. Intr. by Robert Morss Lovett. New York: Albert & Charles Boni, 1924. 512 pp.
• Illumination. London: William Heinemann, 1896. 355 pp. [The English title of The Damnation of Theron Ware.]
• ---. Holder and Stoughton's Sixpenny Novels. London: William Heinemann, 1909. 146 pp.
• March Hares, by George Forth. Lane's Library. London: John Lane, 1896. 272 pp. [Frederic's only novel issued pseudonymously.]
• ---, by Harold Frederic. London: John Lane, 1896. 272 pp.
• ---, by George Forth. New York: D. Appleton, 1896. 281 pp.
• ---, by Harold Frederic. New York: D. Appleton, 1896. 281 pp.
• "Marsena." The New York Times, April 29, 1894, p. 19; May 6, p. 19; May 13, p. 23; May 20, p. 19; May 27, p. 19; June 3, p. 23.
• Marsena. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1896. 158 pp.
• "Gloria Mundi." Cosmopolitan, XIV-XVI (January-November, 1898), XIV, 259-276, 375-391, 493-509, 611-627; XV, 35-55, 165-182, 265-282, 385-402, 511-526, 627-642; XVI, 33-43.
• Gloria Mundi. London: William Heinemann, 1898. 348 pp.

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• ---. A Novel. Chicago, New York: H. S. Stone, 1898. 580 pp.
• Gloria Mundi. New York: International Book and Publishing Company, 1899. 580 pp.
• "The Market-Place." The Saturday Evening Post, CLXXI (December 17, 1898-June 3, 1899), 385-387, 403-404, 419-421, 435-437, 451-453, 467-469, 483-485, 499-501, 517-519, 531-532, 547-549, 563-565, 579-581, 595-597, 611-613, 627-629, 643-645, 664-665, 680-681, 691-693, 712-713, 728-729, 744-745, 760-761, 776-777.
• The Market-Place. Illus. by Harrison Fisher. New York: Frederick A. Stokes, 1899. 401 pp.
• ---. Toronto: W. Briggs, 1899. 401 pp.
• ---. London: William Heinemann, 1899.

B. Short Stories

• The Copperhead and Other Stories of the North During the American War. London: William Heinemann, 1894. 268 pp. [Contains "The Copperhead," "The War Widow," "The Eve of the Fourth," "My Aunt Susan."]
• Marsena and Other Stories of the Wartime. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1894. 210 pp. [Contains "Marsena," "The War Widow," "The Eve of the Fourth," "My Aunt Susan."]
• In the Sixties. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1897. 319 pp. [Contains "The Copperhead," "Marsena," "The War Widow," "The Eve of the Fourth," "My Aunt Susan."]
• The Deserter and Other Stories. A Book of Two Wars. Boston: Lothrop, 1898. 401 pp. [Contains "The Deserter," "A Day in the Wilderness," "How Dickon Came by His Name," "Where Avon into Severn Flows."]

C. Biography and Social Criticism

• The Young Emperor, William II of Germany; A Study in Character Development on a Throne. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1891. 241 pp.
• ---. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1891. 241 pp.
• ---. 2nd ed. London: T. Fisher Unwin, 1892. 251 pp.
• Un jeune empereur, Guillaume II d'Allemagne, par Harold Frédéric. Traduit de l'anglais par J. de Clesles. Paris: Perrin, 1894. 259 pp. [Frederic's only work, so far as I know, which was translated.]
• The New Exodus: A Study of Israel in Russia. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1892.
• ---. London: William Heinemann, 1892. 300 pp.

D. Miscellany

• "Prefatory Words." In Marc Cook, "Vandyke-Brown" Poems. Utica: Bristol and Smith, 1883.
• [Recollections of Edgar Kelsey Apgar.] In Moses Coit Tyler, In Memoriam Edgar Kelsey Apgar. Ithaca: Ithaca Democrat Press, 1886, pp. 135-145.
• "Cordelia and the Moon." In The First Book of the Authors Club: Liber Scriptorum. New York: The Authors Club, 1893, pp. 241-252. [A short story.]

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E. Selections

• "The Last Rite" [from The Damnation of Theron Ware, pp. 61-68], in Library of the World's Best Literature, ed. Charles Dudley Warner [New York: R. S. Peale and J. A. Hill, 1897), X, 5972-5976.
• "Celia's Description of the Young Preacher," "At the Death-bed" [from The Damnation of Theron Ware, pp. 478-480, 66-67], in The Ridpath Library of Universal Literature, ed. John Clark Ridpath, rev. William Montgomery Clemens (New York: The Fifth Avenue Library Society, 1910), X, 222-224.
• In the Valley [pp. 130-131], in Problems in Prose, ed. Paul Haines (New York, London: Harper & Brothers, 1938), pp. 193-194.
• "[Some Methodist Gentry]" [from The Damnation of Theron Ware, pp. 38-47], in The Rise of Realism, ed. Louis Wann, rev. ed. (New York: Macmillan, 1949), pp. 758-762.

PART II. PERIODICALS

A. Short Stories

• "The Blakelys of Poplar Place. A Legend of the Mohawk." Utica Observer, June 30, 1877, p. 2.
• "Brother Sebastian's Friendship." Utica Observer, September 6, 1879, p. 2. [Reprinted in Stories by American Authors (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1896), VI, 145-164, and William Patten, ed., Short Story Classics (American) (New York: P. F. Collier, 1905), II, 423-441.]
• "Brother Angelan." Harper's New Monthly Magazine, LXXIII (September, 1886), 517-528.
• "The Editor and the Schoolma'am." The New York Times, September 9, 1888, p. 14.
• "My Aunt Susan." The Independent, XLIV (June 9, 1892), 822-823.
• "How Dickon Came by His Name." The Youth's Companion, LXV (November, 1892). [I have been unable to ascertain the page numbers.]
• "The Eve of the Fourth." St. Nicholas Magazine, XX (July, 1893), 644-655. [Reprinted in Charles Sears Baldwin, ed., American Short Stories (New York, London: Longmans, Green, 1904).]
• "The War Widow." The Independent, XLV (October 12-19, 1893), 1390-1392, 1430-1431.
• "The Deserter." The Youth's Companion, LXVII (January 4-February 15, 1894), 1-2, 17-18, 25-26, 37-38, 45-46, 57-58, 65-66.
• "The Path of Murtogh." The Idler, VII (May, 1895), 455-479. [Reprinted in Tales of Our Coast, by S. R. Crockett, Gilbert Parker, Harold Frederic, W. Clark Russell and [Sir Arthur] Q[uiller Couch] (London: Chatto and Windus, 1896), pp. 61-110, and ibid. (New York: International Association of Newspapers and Authors, 1901), pp. 81-130.]
• "A Day in the Wilderness." The Youth's Companion, LXVIII (May 2-30, 1895), 216-217, 228-229, 241, 252-253, 265.
• "The Truce of the Bishop." The Yellow Book, VII (October, 1895), 84-111.
• "The Wooing of Teige." Pall Mall Magazine, X (November, 1896), 418-426. [Reprinted in Littell's Living Age, CCXI (November 14, 1896), 398-406, and John Grove, ed., The Omnibus of Romance (New York: Dodd, Mead, 1931).]
• "The Connoisseur." The Saturday Review, LXXXII (Christmas, 1896), 18ff.

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B. Articles

• "The Mohawk Valley During the Revolution." Harper's New Monthly Magazine, LV (July, 1877), 171-183.
• "The New President." Pall Mall Budget, XXXII (November 14, 1884), 12-14.
• "An American View of the Nicaraguan Canal." Pall Mall Budget, XXXII (December 26, 1884), 13.
• "England, America, and the Dynamiters." Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (February 20, 1885), 10-11.
• "The New American Administration." Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (March 13, 1885), 13-14.
• "The Race Question in Canada," by An American in London. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (March 22, 1885), 23.
• "The War Upon Dr. Walsh," by An American in London. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (June 19, 1885), 22.
• "From a Saunterer in the Labyrinth." Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (July 24, 1885), 22.
• "Musings on the Question of the Hour," by A Saunterer in the Labyrinth. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (August 13, 1885), 11-12.
• "English and American Electioneering," by An American in London. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (November 12, 1885), 9.
• "American Free Traders," by An American in London. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (November 19, 1885), 11.
• "What Do Irishmen Want?," by An American in London. Pall Mall Budget, XXXIII (December 17, 1885), 9.
• "A Day with a Managing Editor." The Youth's Companion, LXII (June 13, 1889), 310.
• "A Painter of Beautiful Dreams." Scribner's Magazine, X (December, 1891), 712-722.
• "The Ireland of Today," by X. The Fortnightly Review, LX (November, 1893), 686-706.
• "The Rhetoricians of Ireland," by X. The Fortnightly Review, LX (December, 1893), 713-727.
• "The Ireland of Tomorrow," by X. The Fortnightly Review, LXI (January, 1894), 1-18.
• "Irish Railways. To the Editor of The Fortnightly Review," by The Writer of the First "X" Article. The Fortnightly Review, LX (January, 1894), 138-140.
• "An Opera Bouffe Kinglet." The Saturday Review, LXXX (August 3, 1895), 137.
• "The War of 1812." The English Illustrated Magazine, XIV (March, 1896), 573-582.
• "A Literary Catastrophe." The Literary Digest, XII (April 4, 1896), 673.
• "How to Write a Short Story. A Symposium," by Robert Barr, Harold Frederic, Arthur Morrison, Jane Barlow. The Bookman (New York), V (March, 1897), 42-46.
• "In the Sixties." The Literary News, XVIII (May, 1897), 130.
• "Germany, France, and Russia." The Literary Digest, XV (September 11, 1897), 573.
• "Cuba and the Spanish Debt." The Literary Digest, XV (October 16, 1897), 722.
• "On Historical Novels, Past and Present." The Bookman (New York), VIII (December, 1898), 330-333.

C. Reviews

• "Stephen Crane's Triumph." The New York Times, January 26, 1896, p. 22.
• "Mr. Conrad's Latest Story: The Nigger of the Narcissus." The Saturday Review, LXXXV (February 12, 1898), 211.
• "The New Lever." Illustrated London News, CXII (June 18, 1898), 896.

PART III. CONTEMPORARY REVIEWS OF FREDERIC'S WRITINGS

Author's name, if known, is given as the last item. For the sake of brevity, no attempt is here made to provide titles of reviews or column titles in which the reviews appear. Books and reviews are listed alphabetically.

The Copperhead

• The Academy, LXV (May 5, 1894), 368. William Wallace.
• The Athenaeum, CIII (April 7, 1894), 442.
• The Bookman (London), VI (May, 1894), 57.
• The Dial, XV (December 1, 1893), 341. William Morton Payne.
• The Independent, XLV (December 14, 1893), 1692.
• The Literary News, XV (January, 1894), 14-15.
• The Literary World, XXIV (December 2, 1893), 423.
• The Nation, LVIII (April 12, 1894), 277.

The Damnation of Theron Ware; Illumination

• The Academy, L (July 4, 1896), 10. F. Y. Eccles.
• The Atlantic Monthly, LXXVIII (August, 1896), 270-272.
• The Bookman (London), X (August, 1896), 136-138.
• The Bookman (New York), III (June, 1896), 351-352. Harry Thurston Peck.
• The Critic, XXVIII (May 2, 1896), 309-310.
• The Dial, XX (June 1, 1896), 336. William Morton Payne.
• Edinburgh Review, CLXXXVII (April, 1898), 396-406. S. L. Gwynn.
• Harper's, XCIII (September, 1896), supplement, 3-4. Lawrence Hutton.
• The Literary Digest, XIII (May 30, 1896), 137-138.
• The Literary News, XVII (May, 1896), 142.
• Munsey's Magazine, XV (June, 1896), 378.
• The Nation, LXIII (September 3, 1896), 180-181.
• The Nineteenth Century, XL (November, 1896), 768-770. Mabel C. Birchenough.
• Overland Monthly, XXVIII (August, 1896), 234.
• Poet-Lore, VIII (August, 1896), 459-461. [Charlotte] P[orter].
• Review of Reviews, XIV (December, 1896), 742. Hamilton W. Mabie.
• The Saturday Review, LXXXI (March 21, 1896), 295-296. [Julia Frankau.]
• The Spectator, LXXVI (April 4, 1896), 486.

The Deserter and Other Stories

• The Literary News, XIX (July, 1898), 214.
• The Literary World, XXX (September 16, 1899), 295.
• The Nation, LXVII (December 15, 1898), 453.

Gloria Mundi

• The Academy, LV (November 12, 1898), 246.
• The Athenaeum, CXII (November 5, 1898), 637.
• The Atlantic Monthly, LXXXIII (April, 1899), 522-524.
• The Bookman (London), XV (December, 1898), 83.
• The Bookman (New York), VIII (February, 1899), 586.
• Brooklyn Daily Eagle, January 1, 1899, p. 21. W. G. Bowdoin.
• The Dial, XXV (December 16, 1898), 459. William Morton Payne.
• The Independent, L (December 22, 1898), 1869-1870.

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• The Literary News, XX (January, 1899), 9-10.
• The Literary World, XXX (March 4, 1899), 68-69.
• New-York Tribune Illustrated Supplement, November 20, 1898, p. 14.
• The Saturday Review, LXXXVI (November 12, 1898), 645-646. [Julia Frankau.]
• The Spectator, LXXXI (November 5, 1898), 655.

In the Sixties

• The Literary News, XVIII (May, 1897), 130

In the Valley

• The Academy, XXXVIII (December 6, 1890), 526. G. Barnett Smith.
• The Athenaeum, XCVI (November 22, 1890), 696.
• The Catholic World, LI (June, 1890), 402.
• The Critic, XVI (July 18, 1891), 28.
• The Dial, XI (December, 1890), 239-240. William Morton Payne.
• Harper's, LXXXI (October, 1890), 800. William Dean Howells.
• The Independent, XLII (December 4, 1890), 1720.
• The Literary World, XXI (December 6, 1890), 473.
• The Nation, LII (June 11, 1891), 483.

The Lawton Girl

• The Academy, XXXVII (May 17, 1890), 333. William Wallace.
• The Athenaeum, XCV (May 24, 1890), 670.
• The Catholic World, LI (June, 1890), 402.
• The Dial, XI (August, 1890), 93. William Morton Payne.
• Harper's, LXXXI (October, 1890), 801. William Dean Howells.
• The Independent, XLII (July 10, 1890), 966.
• The Literary World, XXI (May 24, 1890), 174.
• The Nation, LI (September 4, 1890), 195.

March Hares

• The Academy, L (August 29, 1896), 143. William Wallace.
• The Athenaeum, CVIII (July 4, 1896), 32.
• The Critic, XXVI (October 10, 1896), 209.
• The Literary News, XVII (October, 1896), 302.
• The Literary World, XXVII (December 26, 1896), 477.
• The Nation, LXIV (May 27, 1897), 399-400.
• The Spectator, LXXVII (September 5, 1896), 308-309.
• The Yellow Book, X (July, 1896), 18-22.

The Market-Place

• The Academy, LVII (July 15, 1899), 61.
• The Athenaeum, CXIV (July 1, 1899), 31.
• The Bookman (London), XVI (August, 1899), 136.
• The Bookman (New York), X (September, 1899), 91.
• The Dial, XXVII (July 1, 1899), 21-22. William Morton Payne.
• The Independent, LI (August 10, 1899), 2164.
• The Literary News, XX (June, 1899), 162.
• The Nation, LXIX (August 3, 1899), 95.

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• New-York Tribune Illustrated Supplement, May 14, 1899, p. 14.
• The Saturday Review, LXXXVIII (July 22, 1899), 107-108.
• The Spectator, LXXXIII (July 22, 1899), 129.
• Springfield [Mass.] Daily & Sunday Republican, May 21, 1899, p. 15.

Marsena; Marsena and Other Stories

• The Academy, XLIX (May 30, 1896), 444. Percy Addleshaw.
• The Athenaeum, CVII (April 25, 1896), 543.
• The Bookman (London), X (July, 1896), 121.
• Brooklyn Daily Eagle, September 2, 1894, p. 4.
• The Critic, XXV (May 23, 1898), 371.
• The Independent, XLVI (November 1, 1894), 1413.
• The Literary News, XV (September, 1894), 270.
• The Literary World, XXV (September 22, 1894), 302.
• The New York Times, August 26, 1894, p. 23.

The New Exodus

• The Academy, XLII (November 26, 1892), 478-479. J. G. C. Minchin.
• The Athenaeum, C (November 5, 1892), 628.
• Brooklyn Daily Eagle, December 4, 1892, p. 3; January 1, 1893, p. 3; February 26, 1893, p. 3.
• The Critic, XXII (January 21, 1893), 27-28.
• The Independent, XLIV (December 8, 1892), 1755.
• The Literary World, XXIII (December 17, 1892), 472-473.
• New-York Daily Tribune, January 27, 1893, p. 8.
• The Spectator, LXX (February 18, 1893), 234.

The Return of the O'Mahony

• The Academy, XLIII (June 3, 1893), 478. James Aschcroft Noble.
• The Athenaeum, CI (May 20, 1893), 634.
• The Dial, XIV (January 1, 1893), 21. William Morton Payne.

Seth's Brother's Wife

• The Academy, XXXII (December 17, 1887), 404. James Aschcroft Noble.
• Boston Evening Transcript, November 11, 1887, p. 6. [Hamlin Garland.]
• Harper's, LXXXI (October, 1890), 801. William Dean Howells.
• The Independent, XXXIX (December 8, 1887), 1586-1587.
• The Literary World, XVIII (December 10, 1887), 460-461.
• The Overland Monthly, XI (April, 1888), 440.
• The Spectator, LXI (February 25, 1888), 270.

Tales of Our Coast

• The Literary World, XXVII (December 12, 1896), 457.

Uniform Edition

• The Literary World, XXVIII (May 1, 1897), 147.

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The Young Emperor

• The Academy, XL (September 12, 1891), 214-215.
• The Athenaeum, XCVIII (July 18, 1891), 94.
• The Critic, XX (January 16, 1892), 33.
• The Dial, XII (November, 1891), 218. Charles H. Cooper.
• The Literary News, XII (October, 1891), 292-293; (December, 1891), 366.
• The Literary World, XXII (September 26, 1891), 331.
• The Nation, LIII (December 3, 1891), 433.

PART IV. MANUSCRIPTS AND LETTERS

A. Manuscripts

The Papers of Harold Frederic. The Library of Congress, Washington, D. C. [A complete catalogue of these papers appears in Robert H. Woodward, Harold Frederic, pp. 265-292. See also Solon J. Buck, "Manuscripts," The Library of Congress Quarterly Journal of Current Acquisitions, VI (May, 1949), 91.]

Keen Papers. [Miscellaneous MSS. described by Paul Haines, Harold Frederic, p. 337. The present location of these papers is not known.)

B. Letters

Arranged according to recipient. The present location follows the name of the recipient. The place of writing, if not otherwise indicated, is the same as that of the preceding letter. The present location is not given for letters which I have not examined; such items are indicated as "Listed by Haines."]

• Cleveland, Grover. New York State Library, William Gorham Rice Papers. November 8, 1884, London. Library of Congress, Grover Cleveland Papers. March 24, 1885, London; September 4, 1885 [two separate letters bear this date]; February 8, 1887; November 11, 1887; December 8, 1888; November 13, 1889.
• Conkling, Mrs. Roscoe. Library of Congress, Roscoe Conkling Papers. September 11, 1890, London.
• Dunn, Mr. [Listed by Haines, p. 337.] March 1, 1895, Kenley.
• Garland, Hamlin. University of Southern California, Hamlin Garland Collection. December 30, 1891, London; May 12, 1897, Kenley.
• Gilder, Richard Watson. New York Public Library, Century Collection. May 29, 1896, Kenley.
• Guiney, Louise I. [Listed by Haines, p. 337.] January 30, 1890, London.
• Heinemann, William. [Listed by Haines, p. 337.] October 1, 1893, London; February 20, 1895, Kenley; March 4, 1896; May 22, 1896; November 7, 1896; August 19, 1897; September 18, 1897; October 12, 1897. [The Harold Frederic Papers include four of Heinemann's letter to Frederic, dated October 5, (1893); December 5, 1894; June 17, 1895; May 26, 1896.]
• Henley, William E. [Listed by Haines, p. 337.] March 13, 1892, Surbiton.
• Howe, John. [Listed by Haines, p. 337.] April 4, 1885, London; November 4, 1885; April 24, 1886; December 2, 1886; March 9, 1887; August 3, 1889; February 7, 1890.
• [Howe], John. New York Public Library, Berg Collection. May 11, 1892, London.
• Howells, William Dean. Harvard College Library. May 5, 1885, London; December 11, 1890, New York City; June 16, 1898, Kenley.
• Keoshaw, S. W. [The Harold Frederic Papers include one letter from Keoshaw to Frederic, dated February 24, 1897.]

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• Kimball, Hannibal Ingalls. [Listed by Haines, p. 338.] July 15, 1896, London; September 26, 1896; December 15, 1896, Kenley; February 12, 1897.
• Lamont, Daniel S. Library of Congress, Grover Cleveland Papers. February 26, 1885, London; October 22, 1885; December 18, 1885; April 24, 1886; April 29, 1886; July 27, 1887; January 25, 1888; [June, 1888], Utica; December 25, 1888, London. Library of Congress, Daniel Lamont Papers. March 21, 1893, London; March 30, 1893; April 2, 1893; August 6, 1893; March 4, 1894.
• Miller, Charles R. [Listed by Haines, p. 338.] July 14, 1884, London; September 23, 1884; November 1, 1884; January 13, 1885; February 7, 1885; February 21, 1885; February 28, 1885; March 28, 1885; May 30, 1885; June 13, 1885; August 4, 1885; September 4, 1885; September 29, 1885; October 13, 1885; November 12, 1885; December 15, 1885; December 21, 1885; February 11, 1886; March 6, 1886; March 27, 1886; March 30, 1886; April 7, 1886; April 10, 1886; April 13, 1886; April 21, 1886; May 1, 1886; July 20, 1886; July 21, 1886; August 14, 1886.
• Moulton, Louise Chandler. Library of Congress, Louise Chandler Moulton Papers. Undated, London. [Haines, p. 338, provides the date July 16, 1889.]
• Oppenheim, Ernest L. New York Public Library, Miscellaneous Papers. October 12, 1889, London.
• Parker, Alton B. [Listed by Haines, p. 338.] November, 1897, Kenley.
• Pawling, Sydney S. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Undated, Kenley. [Haines, p. 338, provides the date 1897. The Harold Frederic Papers include one letter from Pawling to Frederic, dated October 27, 1893.]
• Reid, John C. [Listed by Haines, p. 338.] April 17, 1886, London.
• [Stokes, John Scott.] Library of Congress, Harold Frederic Papers. Undated, London. [The brief note is addressed to "Jack" and probably belongs to 1897 or 1898.]
• Tyler, Moses Coit. Cornell University Library. October 21, 1885, London; November 1, 1887; October 16, 1894.

C. Published Letters

• Atherton, Gertrude, July 10, 1898, in Gertrude Atherton, Adventures of a Novelist (New York: Liveright, 1932), p. 313.
• Cleveland, Grover, November 8, 1884 [in part], in Allan Nevins, Grover Cleveland (New York: Dodd, Mead, 1933), p. 188.
• Miller, Charles R., July 14, 1884, in Paul Haines, Harold Frederic: Abridgement of a Dissertation (New York: New York University, 1949), p. 8.
• Ward, Genevieve, February 19, 1879, in Zadel Barnes Gustafson, Genevieve Ward (Boston: J. R. Osgood, 1882), pp. 159-160.
• Watson, Aaron, December 12, 1883 [1887], in Aaron Watson, A Newspaper Man's Memories (London: Hutchinson, 1925), p. 164.