Contents
Introduction
Chronology
Franklin Garland,
[Garland’s Iowa, Dakota, and Boston Years, 1874–1890]
Edwin C. Torrey,
[Garland in Dakota in 1883]
Horace Traubel,
[Discussing Garland with
Walt Whitman,
1888–1889]
Mary E. Strout,
[Garland as a Teacher in 1889]
Harriet E.
Halliman, et al., [Garland as a Teacher in 1890]
Julie Herne,
[Garland in Boston, 1889–1890]
B. O. Flower,
[Garland and The Arena, 1890]
Elia Peattie and
Robert Burns Peattie, [Garland at the Populist Convention in 1892]
William Allen
White, [Garland as a Radical in 1892]
Edwin Markham,
[Journal Comments on Garland in 1893]
Eugene Field, [The
Battle of the Realists and Romanticists in 1893]
Ida E. Tilson,
[Garland in West Salem, 1893–1915]
Mary Jane Ewing,
[Garland as a West Salem Resident, 1893–1915]
Mary Jane Ewing,
[An Alternate View of Garland in West Salem, 1893–1915]
Theodore Roosevelt,
[Letters about Garland, 1894]
Elbert Hubbard,
[Satiric Commentary on Garland, 1895–1899]
Eugene Field, From
“I State My Views on Taxation” (1896)
Charles Fletcher
Lummis, [Satiric Commentary on Garland in 1896]
Grant Richards,
[Garland in London in 1899]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland’s Marriage, 1899–1906]
C. Watt Brandon,
From “On the Trail with Hamlin Garland” (1907)
William Dean
Howells, From “Mr. Garland’s Books” (1912)
Fred Lewis Pattee,
[Letter about Interviewing Garland in 1915]
Ralph Fletcher
Seymour, [Garland at the Cliff Dwellers in 1915]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Life in the Garland Home, 1916]
Theodore Roosevelt,
“An Appreciation of Hamlin Garland” (1917)
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland and the Automobile in 1920]
Oscar Cargill,
[Letter about Garland in New York in 1921]
Joseph E.
Chamberlin, From “Hamlin Garland — The Hardy of the West” (1926)
Eldon Hill,
[Journal Comments on Garland in 1929]
Sinclair Lewis,
From “Text of Sinclair Lewis’s Nobel Prize Address at Stockholm”
(1930)
Eldon Hill,
[Journal Comments on Garland in 1931]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland in California, 1931–1933]
Lee Shippey,
[Garland’s Work Habits, 1932]
Paul Jordan-Smith,
[Letter Commenting on Garland in California in 1933]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland’s Seventy-third Birthday, 1933]
Gladys Hasty
Carroll, [Diary Impressions of Garland in 1933]
William Ellery
Leonard, [Letter about Garland in Wisconsin, 1935]
Eldon Hill,
[Journal Comments on Garland in 1936]
M. Lisle Reese,
[The Hamlin Garland Memorial, 1936]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland and Psychic Investigation, 1937]
Floyd Logan,
“Hamlin Garland, Active at 77, Enjoys Life in California Home”
(1938)
W. D. Addison,
[Letter about a Visit with Garland in 1938]
Isabel Garland
Lord, [Garland’s Final Days in 1940]
Edgar Lee Masters
and Theodore Dreiser, [Letters about the Death of Garland, 1940]
Bailey Millard,
“Hamlin Garland as I Knew Him” (1940)
Lee Meriwether,
“My Friend Hamlin Garland” (1940)
Irving Bacheller,
“A Little Story of a Friendship” (1940)
Carroll Sibley,
“Hamlin Garland: Delightful Host” (1940)
Booth Tarkington,
“Hamlin Garland” (1942)
Alice Field
Garland, [Letter about Garland and His Brother, 1950]
Post Wheeler and
Hallie Erminie Rives, From Dome of Many-Coloured Glass (1955)
August Derleth, [A
Literary Tribute, 1960]
Witter Bynner, [A
Tribute from a McClure’s Apprentice, 1960]
Harold S. Latham,
[A Tribute from Garland’s Macmillan Editor, 1960]
Vilhjalmur
Stefansson, [On Garland and His Fans, 1960]
Garland Greever,
“Hamlin Garland and the University of Southern California” (1960)
Kathleen Norris,
[On Garland’s Early Praise, 1960]
Hermann Hagedorn,
“Like the Postman, Fame Rang His Doorbell Twice” (1960)
Leland D. Case, [A
Tribute from the Editor of the Rotarian, 1960]
Constance Garland
Doyle, [Garland as a Father, 1960]
Van Wyck Brooks,
[On Garland’s Later Years, 1960]
John Farrar, [A
Tribute from the Editor of Bookman, 1960]
Harold S. Latham,
From My Life in Publishing (1965)
Van Wyck Brooks,
From An Autobiography (1965)
Floyd Logan, From
“A Memoir: Hamlin Garland” (1968)
Works Cited
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Index