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BACHELLER, Irving: Keeping Up with Lizzie BAILEY, Carolyn Sherwin Wonder Stories BAILEY, Liberty Hyde: Rural Science Series BAILEY, Irene Temple Contrary Mary BAILEY, Irene Temple The Dim Lantern BAILEY, Irene Temple The Gay Cockade BAILEY, Irene Temple Glory of Youth BAILEY, Irene Temple Mistress Anne BAILEY, Irene Temple Peacock Feathers BAILEY, Irene Temple The Tin Soldier BAILEY, Irene Temple The Trumpeter Swan BALDWIN, James Fifty Famous Stories Retold BALDWIN, John Dennison: Pre-Historic Nations; or, Inquiries Concerning Some of the Great Peoples and Civilizations of Antiquity (NY, Harper, no date) BANGS, John Kendrick Paste Jewels BANKS, Edgar James: Bismya: Or, the Lost City of Adar...Explorations of the Ruins of the Oldest of the Buried Cities of Babylonia (NY, Putnam, 1912) BARBOUR, Ralph Henry Fourth Down BARRETT S.M.: Geronimo's Story of His Life ~ 1907 ~ NY: Duffield & Co. BARRIE, J. M. The Admirable Crichton BARRINGTON, E. The Divine Lady BARLETT, John: Familiar Quotations - Bartlett (10th Ed.) BAUM, L. Frank Glinda of Oz BAUM, L. Frank Rinki-Tink in Oz BAUM, L. Frank The Yellow Hen BAUMAN, John Edmiston: Out of the Valley of the Forgotten (2 volumes) or, From Trinil to New York BAXTER, Billy: Billy Baxter's Letters BECKER & MARA: Spanish Idioms BECKWITH, EGA: Soldier's Language Manual by EGA Beckwith BELASCO, David The Girl of the Golden West BELL, Sir Charles: Tibet BELL, Pearl Doles Sandra BENCHLEY, Robert C. Love Conquers All BENCHLEY: Robert C. My Ten Years in a Quandary BENNETT, Arnold ~ Elsie and the Child BERGE, Victor and Henry Wysham Lanier: Pearl Diver Adventuring Over and Under Southern Seas BERTINI, EMMA: English Italian Comp Idioms BIBLE: New Indexed Bible BIERCE, Ambrose ~ Devil's Dictionary - World Pub 1943 (1906) BIGGERS, Earl Dere The Chinese Parrot BIRMINGHAM, George A. Spanish Gold BLACK, Dorothy Romance The Loveliest Thing BLACKBURN, Henry Artists and Arabs BLACKBURN, Henry Normandy Picturesque BLANCK, Jacob: Peter Parley to Penrod: A Bibliographical Description of the Best-loved American Juvenile Books BONNEY, Thomas George: Story of our Planet BONSELS, Waldemar The Adventures of Maya the Bee BOOK: No Author ~ Soldiers of Fortune BORDEN, Mary Three Pilgrims and a Tinker BOTT, Capt. Alan MC Cavalry of the Clouds BOURKE, John G.: Apache Medicine-Men BOWEN, Marjorie Stinging Nettles BOWEN, William The Outcast Gnome BOYESEN, Hjalmar Hjorth Gunnar BOYESEN, Hjalmar Hjorth The Modern Vikings BRADY, Cyrus Townsend Richard the Brazen BRAND, Max Alcatraz BRAND, Max The Untamed BRERETON, Lt. Col. With the Allies to the Rhine BRINGOLF, Lieutenant: I Have No Regrets BRISBIN, James: Trees and Tree Planting BRITANNICA: Britannica Book of Years (5 volumes) ~ 1944-1948 BROMFIELD, Louis Possession BROMFIELD, Louis The Green Bay Tree BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at Crestville BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at Foam Ridge BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at Gem Island BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at Glenmore BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at Home BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at School BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at the Mountain BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at the Shore BROOKS, Amy Brooks ~ Dorothy Dainty at the Stone House BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty in the City BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty in the Country BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's Gay Times BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's Holidays BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's New Friends BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's Vacation BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's Visit BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy Dainty's Winter BROOKS, Amy ~ Dorothy's Playmates BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly At Play BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly by the Sea BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly In School BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly's Gay Winter BROOKS, Amy ~ Princess Polly's Playmates BROOKS, Amy ~ Prue at School BROOKS, Amy ~ Prue's Jolly Winter BROOKS, Amy ~ Prue's Little Friends BROOKS, Amy ~ Prue's Merry Times BROOKS, Amy ~ Prue's Playmates BROOKS, William E.: Lee of Virginia BUCK, Pearl S.: The Promise Buel, J.W. Heroes of the Dark Continent or How Stanley Found Emin Pasha BURBRIDGE, Ben: Gorilla: Tracking and Capturing The Great Ape-Man of Africa BURGESS, Thornton W. Blacky the Crow BURGESS, Thornton W. Bobby Coon BURGESS, Thornton W. Bowser the Hound BURGESS, Thornton W. Chatterer The Little Red Squirrel BURGESS, Thornton W. Grandfather Frog BURGESS, Thornton W. Happy Jack BURGESS, Thornton W. Jimmy Skunk BURGESS, Thornton W. Jimmy Skunk BURGESS, Thornton W. Johnny Chuck BURGESS, Thornton W. Lightfoot the Deer BURGESS, Thornton W. Mother West Wind "How" Stories BURGESS, Thornton W. Mother West Wind "When" Stories BURGESS, Thornton W. Mother West Wind "Where" Stories BURGESS, Thornton W. Mother West Wind's Animal Friends BURGESS, Thornton W. Mrs. Peter Rabbit BURGESS, Thornton W. Ol' Mistah Buzzard BURGESS, Thornton W. Old Granny Fox BURGESS, Thornton W. Old Man Coyote BURGESS, Thornton W. Old Mr. Toad BURGESS, Thornton W. Paddy the Beaver BURGESS, Thornton W. Poor Mrs. Quack BURGESS, Thornton W. Prickly Porky BURGESS, Thornton W. Reddy Fox BURGESS, Thornton W. Sammy Jay BURGESS, Thornton W. The Adventures of Bob White BURGESS, Thornton W. The Adventures of Danny Meadow Mouse BURGESS, Thornton W. The Adventures of Mistah Buzzard BURGESS, Thornton W. The Adventures of Old Mr. Toad BURGESS, Thornton W. The Boy Scouts in a Trapper's Camp BURGESS, Thornton W. The Boy Scouts on the Lost Trail BURGESS, Thornton W. The Goop Encyclopedia BURGESS, Thornton W. Tommy and the Wishing Stone BURGESS, Thornton W. West Wind's Children BURGESS, Thornton W. Whitefoot the Wood Mouse BURKE, Thomas Limehouse Nights BURNETT, Frances Hodgson The Head of the House of Coombe BURNETT, Frances Hodgson: Head of the House of Coombe BURNETT, Francis Hodgeson ~ Emma's book - Sara Crew and... BURNETT, Frances Hodgson The Land of the Blue Flowers BURNETT, Frances Hodgson Little Lord Fauntleroy BURNETT, Frances Hodgson Little Lord Fauntleroy BURNETT, Frances Hodgson The Lost Prince BURNETT, Frances Hodgson Robin BURNETT, Frances Hodgson The Shuttle BURNHAM, Clara Louise Jewel BURNHAM, Clara Louise Jewel's Story Book BURNHAM, Major Frederick Russell, D.S.O.: Scouting on Two Continents BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice: E.R.B. Books BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice: E.R.B. Books BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice: Letters BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice: Old Clippings BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice: E.R.B. Personal Diaries BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice Burroughs: Tarzan of the Apes Original 1st Editions (2 copies) BURROUGHS, Mary E.: Memoirs of a War Bride BURTON, Beatrice ~ Footloose BURTON, Beatrice ~ Her Man BURTON, Beatrice ~ Lovebound BURTON, Beatrice ~ The Flappers Wife BUTLER, George F.: Travail of a Soul BUTTS, Archie: Letters (from the personal aide to President Theodore Roosevelt). (NY, Doubleday, l924) BYRNE, Donn Blind Rafterty |
| Irving Bacheller |
| Keeping up with Lizzie ~ 1911 ~ Harper Bros./Grosset & Dunlap
~ Illustrated by W.H.D. Koerner
Online eText: ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/1/1/5/0/11503/11503.txt  
OTHER Eben Holden, A Tale of the North Country The Master of Silence |
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Irving Bacheller1859-1950, American novelist, b. Pierpont, N.Y., grad.
St. Lawrence Univ., 1882. In 1884 he founded the first newspaper syndicate
in the United States. His novels, chiefly concerned with early American
life, include Eben Holden (1900), D'ri and I (1901), and A Man for the
Ages (1919).
Addison Irving Bacheller was born in Pierrepont, NY, on September 26, 1859 and died in White Plains, NY, on February 24, 1950. Bacheller describes Pierrepont as being "a few miles from the St. Lawrence River and the edge of the Adirondack wilderness." While at St. Lawrence University, he received his B.S. in 1882 and founded the Alpha Omicron Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega. This brought the formerly all-southern fraternity to the north and helped to break down sectional barriers. After his graduation, he moved to New York City to join the staff of the Brooklyn Daily Times. In 1884, Bacheller founded the first newspaper syndicate in America, the Bacheller Syndicate, to supply special articles to large Sunday newspapers. One of the main contributions of this syndicate was the discovery of Stephen Crane and the serializing of the Red Badge of Courage. Similarly, Bacheller introduced Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to the American reading public through the syndicate. Although Bacheller was appointed Sunday editor of The New York World under Joseph Pulitzer in 1898, he discontinued his journalist work in 1900, because he wanted to devote all of his time to his new found interest in writing fiction. His first book, Master of Silence had been published in 1892, followed by Still House of O'Darrow in 1894. However, it was not until he became a full time writer that his real success began with his best seller Eben Holden, published in 1900. His fame as a novelist placed him in demand, and he joined the lecture circuit, with James Pond as his agent, reading selections from his novels, essays and short stories. He also served as a war correspondent during W.W.I in France. Bacheller was always interested in education and young people. He served on the boards of trustees of both St. Lawrence University and Rollins College in Florida. He also established the Irving Bacheller Contest, an essay and oratorical contest for Florida high school students, and endowed a professorship of creative writing at Rollins College. He received two honorary masters degrees from St. Lawrence and honorary doctorates from St. Lawrence, Middlebury College, and Rollins College. It is also important to note that from the tower of Gunnison Chapel, the Bacheller Memorial Chimes ring daily over the St. Lawrence campus and recall to the present generation its donor, Irving Bacheller. http://web.stlawu.edu/english/irvingbacheller.htm Wikpedi Entry |
| Carolyn Sherwin Bailey 1875 - 1961 |
| Wonder Stories: The Best Myth For Boys And Girls ~ 1920 ~ Milton
Bradley ~ Illustrated by Clara Miller Burd.
Some of the stories included in this volume are: How the Myths Began; What Became of the Giants; How Orion Found His Sight; The Wonders Venus Wrought; How Mars Lost a Battle; Cadmus, the Alphabet King; The Horn of Plenty; When Apollo was Herdsman; How Hyacinthus Became a Flower; A Little Errand Girl's New Dress; When Proserpine was Lost; How a Huntress Became a Bear; Medea's Cauldron; How a Wooden Horse Won a War; and others.  
OTHERS: 
For the Children's Hour ~ 1906 Online eText Edition: http://www.mainlesson.com/display.php?author=bailey&book=hour&story=_contents Children of the Handcrafts 1935 Viking Press: tells the history of how the youth of our country played an important role in the development of handcrafts. Miss Hickory: A story about Miss Hickory, a country woman whose body was an applewood twig and whose head was a hickory nut Tell Me Another Story ~ 1918 ~ Milton Bradley Co. |
| Carolyn Sherwin Bailey (October 25, 1875 – December 23, 1961),
best known for her Newbery Award winning Miss Hickory, is the author
of many books and anthologies for children. She was an American children's
author. She was born in Hoosick Falls, New York and attended Teachers College,
Columbia University, from which she graduated in 1896. She contributed
to the Ladies' Home Journal and other magazines, and published volumes
of stories for children, methods of story telling, methods of teaching
children, etc.
1861 - Born on the 25th of October in Hoosick Falls, New York. 1896 - Finished her studies in Columbia University and attended as teacher. 1917 - She wrote the Boys and Girls of Colonial Days. 1919 - Followed by her second book Broad Stripes and Bright Stars. 1922 - This year she wrote Flint and The Story of a Trail. 1923 - Friendly Tales. 1906 - She wrote For the Children's Hour. 1947 - Her book Miss Hickory won the Newbery Medal. 1961 - She on the 23rd of December. |
| Liberty Hyde Bailey 1858-1954 |
| Rural Science Series: The principles of agriculture: a text-book
for schools and rural societies / edited by L.H. Bailey ~ 1900 ~ MacMillan
OTHER: Hokkaido University Online Library |
Liberty Hyde Bailey 1858-1954
   Liberty Hyde Bailey was an American polymath. His work during the 20th century impacted so many areas of study that it is difficult assign Bailey a singular historical role. A naturalist at heart, Bailey's childhood passion for learning the living world around him brought acclaim for his visionary work in Botany, Education, Environmentalism and Horticulture. Bailey was an outstanding author, botanist, and horticulturist. He was
born at South Haven, Michigan, and was reared on a farm. Bailey attended
Michigan Agricultural College, now Michigan State University, where he
graduated in 1882. He received the L.L.D. from the University of Wisconsin
in 1907, and other honorary degrees from various colleges and universities.
He was an assistant of Asa Gray, Professor of Botany at Harvard University
in 1882-83 and Professor of Horticulture and Landscape Gardening at Michigan
Agricultural College from 1885-88. He became professor of Horticulture
at Cornell University in 1888, a post he held until 1903 when he became
Dean and Director. He gave up this position in 1913 to make explorations
and study various plant forms and species of horticultural importance.
He established the Bailey Hortorium at Ithaca, New York, where he spent
the last years of his life. He received numerous medals from national and
foreign societies and was a member of domestic and foreign scientific,
botanical, and horticultural societies.
Bailey Museum Wikipedia Entry Columbian Exposition |
| Temple Bailey (Irene Temple Bailey) 187? - 1953 | ||||||
| Contrary
Mary ~ 1914 ~ Penn Publishing
The Dim Lantern: 1924 G&D 344 pages First Line: Sherwood Park is twelve miles from Washington. Starting as a somewhat pretentious suburb on the main line of the railroad, it was blessed with easy accessibility until encroaching trolleys swept the tide of settlement away from it, and left it high and dry--its train service, unable to compete with modern motor vehicles, increasingly inefficient. The Gay Cockade: 1921 G&D 398 pages Frontispiece by C.E. Chambers Contents: The Gay Cockade, The Hidden Land, White Birches, The Emperor's Ghost, The Red Candle, Returned Goods, Burned Toast, Petronella, The Canopy Bed, Sandwich Jane, Lady Crusoe, A Rebellious Grandmother, Wait-For Prince Charming, Beggars on Horseback The Tin Soldier The Trumpeter Swan Glory of Youth: 1919 ~ G&D illustrated by Hutt and Corson SHOULD AN ENGAGEMENT BIND TWO PEOPLE WHO HAVE DISCOVERED THAT THEY DO NOT LOVE EACH OTHER. HERE IS THE THEME OF THIS CHARMING LOVE STORY IN WHICH FOUR LIVES ARE TANGLED. TWO WOMEN THERE ARE WHO DO NOT KNOW THEIR OWN HEARTS UNTIL TOO LATE-TWO MEN WHO KNOW WHERE THEIR HAPPINESS LIES AND ARE BOUND BY THEIR CODE OF HONOR NOT TO SEEK IT. THE COMEDY RUNS PERILOUSLY NEAR TO TRAGEDY BEFORE A PUFF OF WIND CLEARS AWAY THE CLOUDS AND IN BRINGING TEARS BRINGS HAPPINESS AND CONTENT Mistress Anne 1917 ~ Penn Publishing Peacock Feathers: 1924 G&D 346 pages Illustrated by Coles Philips The Trumpeter Swan ~ 1920 ~ G&D The Tin Soldier ~ 1918 ~ Penn Publishing Co Illustrations by F. Vaux Wilson ~ No. 8 Seller of 1918
Other: Enchanted Ground: 1933 G&D Silver Slippers: 1928 G&D 360 pages This is the story of romance that began originally in the dream of a young woman. The Eternal Feminine: Online eText Edition: http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/toc/modeng/public/BaiFemi.html
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| Temple Bailey: 187? - 1953
Irene Temple Bailey, an American novelist and short story writer, began publishing her work in national magazines in the first years of the 1900s. Her work appeared in The Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, McClure's and other magazines. Several of her novels became bestsellers, including The Tin Soldier (1918), The Dim Lantern (1922) and The Blue Window (1926). A screenwriter as well as a novelist, Bailey wrote the screenplay for the 1914 film Auntie, and also had some of her books, such as Peacock Feathers (1924) adapted to film. Wikipedia Entry IMDB |
| James Baldwin 1841-1925 |
Fifty Famous Stories Retold ~ 1896 ~ American Book Co.
   
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| James Baldwin (editor and author) (1841–1925), American educator and administrator from Indiana; wrote widely-used textbooks and popular education books for children |
| John Dennison Baldwin 1809-1883 |
Pre-Historic Nations; or, Inquiries Concerning Some of the Great
Peoples and Civilizations of Antiquity (NY, Harper)
Other: Ancient America, in notes on American archæology (New York : Harper, 1871.) Online eText & Illustrations at: http://www.canadiana.org/ECO/mtq?doc=55871 |
 John
Denison Baldwin: (1809-1883) journalist, born in North Stonington,
Connecticut; died in Worcester, Massachusetts. He supported himself from
the age of fourteen, pursued academic, legal, and theological studies in
New Haven, and received the honorary degree of master of arts from Yale
College. He was licensed to preach in 1833, was pastor of a Church in North
Branford, Connecticut, for several years, and made a special study of archaeology.
He became editor of the "Republican," an anti-slavery journal, published
in Hartford, and subsequently of the "Commonwealth," published in Boston.
From 1859 he owned and edited the "Worcester Spy." He was elected to congress
in 1863, and re-elected twice.
From Wikipedia John Denison Baldwin (September 28, 1809 – July 8, 1883) was an American politician, Congregationalist minister, newspaper editor, and popular anthropological writer. He was a member of the Connecticut State House of Representatives and later a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Massachusetts. Find-A-Grave  
Worcester Rural Cemetery ~ Worcester ~ Worcester County ~ Massachusetts, USA |
| John Kendrick Bangs 1862 - 1922 |
Paste
Jewels | Gutenberg
   It may interest the readers of this collection of tales, if there should be any such, to know that the incidents upon which the stories are based are unfortunately wholly truthful. They have one and all come under the author's observation during the past ten years, and with the exception of "Mr. Bradley's Jewel," concerning whom it is expressly stated that she was employed through lack of other available material, not one of the servants herein made famous or infamous, as the case may be, was employed except upon presentation of references written by responsible persons that could properly have been given only to domestics of the most sterling character. It is this last fact that points the moral of the tales here presented, if it does not adorn them. J. K. B. OTHER:     A House-Boat on the Styx ~ 1896 Harper & Bros. NY . The Pursuit of the House Boat: 1897 Harper & Brothers Series    Houseboat on the Styx is the first example of what actually became a genre called "Bangsian Fantasy". That is it is a fantasy set in the afterlife involving the "shades" of famous dead persons and literary characters. It sounds rather ghastly but it delighted readers when it came out in 1895. Around the turn of the century in England, houseboats were becoming increasingly popular as "clubhouses" because they avoided pub licensing rules and were permitted to sell beer on Sundays. On the theory that "as above, so below" the dwellers of Hades decide to build a houseboat. It is designed by Noah as a replica of the Ark and of course there ensues an hilarious debate because no one is quite sure how long a cubit is. At any rate the affair is thoroughly documented by James Boswell. Both authors and their famous creations are represented. Hamlet, Sir Walter Raleigh, Queen Elizabeth, Samuel Johnson and Oliver Goldsmith are all involved. 171 pages plus 21 illustrations 1. A Houseboat on the Styx: Being Some Account of the Divers Doings of the Associated Shades (1895) 2. The Pursuit of the Houseboat: Being Some further Account of the Divers Doings of the Associated Shades, Under the Leadership of Sherlock Holmes (1897) 3. Mr. Munchausen: Being a True Account of Some of the Recent Adventures Beyond the Styx of the Late Hieronymus Carl Friedrich, Sometime Baron Munchausen of Bodenwerder (1901) Idiot 1. The Idiot (1895) 2. The Idiot at Home (1902) 3. The Inventions of the Idiot (1904) 4. The Genial Idiot (1908) 5. Half-Hours With the Idiot (1917) Novels Roger Camerden: A Strange Story (1887) Toppleton's Client: Or A Spirit In Exile (1893) Mr. Bonaparte of Corsica (1895) A Rebellious Heroine (1896) Emblemland (1902) Olympian Nights (1902) Uncle Sam Trustee (1902) Mrs. Raffles: Being the adventures of an amater crackswoman. Narrated by Bunny (1905) A Proposal under Difficulties (1905) R. Holmes and Co.: Being the Remarkable Adventures of Raffles Holmes, Esq, Detective And Amateur Cracksman By Birth (1906) Alice in Blunderland: An Iridescent Dream (1907) The Autobiography of Methuselah (1909) Echoes of Cheer (1912) The Time Shop (1999) When Bobby notices that the old Grandfather clock is beckoning to him, little does he know what wonderful adventure awaits. Transported to the Time Shop, the boy learns to spend his time wisely and to watch out for that ultimate time thief--Procrastination! Bobby returns with a new understanding of time and a great Christmas gift for his mother. The Enchanted Typewriter Mr.Bonepart of Corsica
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