Early Prose Writings of William Dean Howells, 1852–1861
By W. D. Howells
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Edited by Thomas Wortham
While William Dean Howells is today best remembered as Mark Twain’s staunchest defender, Howells was, at his peak, the unrivaled man of letters in America: he had no contemporary equal. The achievements of both Twain and Henry James have since surpassed those of Howells in the literary hierarchy, but the work of Howells still remains an important part of American letters.
Shawnee!
The Ceremonialism of a Native Indian Tribe and Its Cultural Background
By James H. Howard
Comprehensive account of Shawnee culture including musical notations of Shawnee songs, maps, and heirloom photographs.
