The Era Magazine: An Illustrated Monthly

The ERA

AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE

OF

LITERATURE AND OF GENERAL INTEREST

July to December

VOLUME X

PHILADELPHIA

HENRY T. COATES & COMPANY

1902

Copyright, 1902, by Henry T. Coates ¡Co.

312

192

Newspaper Woman of To-day, The. Kate
Masterson

Observer, The. William S. Walsh.

English and American Meiositic Humor, 102; Piracy
Bacon and Shakes-
of Publishers, 204; Edwin Reed's
peare Parallelisms," 311; Autographed Presentation copies
of books, 312; Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes, the hero
of "In Search of the Captain," 431; "The Campaign of
Dorkingville," 431; Balzac and De Maistre regarding
the relations of men and women, 432; American Humor
and Humorists, 529; Novels dealing with Newspaper
Men, 529.

Of John Decastro and Some Forgotten
Books. William S. Walsh.

Oldest English Printed Book, The.
George A. Braunling

Old World Themes. Henry F. Keenan.

Suffrage in Colorado, Equal. (Illus-
216
trated). Helen Marsh Wixson...
Summering in Winter. (Illustrated.) L.
de V. Matthewman

Stendhal-Beyle, the most typical of French writers,
105; The love affair of the Grand Mademoiselle, 107;
Madame Serao, and Neera the Italian psychological
novelist, 108; Jacinto Verdaguer, Catalonian Poet, 208;
Reception of the Marquis de la Vogue among the "Immor-
tels,' 210; Madame Juliette Adam and the Critics, 212;
Madame de Maintenon and the letters of Mlle. Aumale, 315;
The Egotism of D'Annunzio, 318; Edmond Rostand and the
Chicago verdict of plagiarism, 435; The heroine of "Paul
et Virginie," 436; Anecdotes of Alexandre Dumas, 439;
Chabreaul's " Life of Madame de Genlis," 531; Blasco
Ibanez's Accursed Acres," 534; The Writings of Perez
Galdos, 535.