The Borzoi 1920
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About the BookBooks about the History of the Americas begin with the migrations of the Paleo-Indians 15,000 years ago. After Columbus's pioneering voyage of 1492, Spanish, Portuguese, English, French and Dutch settlers arrived and colonized the New World. By the late 19th century, the bulk of these new countries had achieved independence from their previous European masters. Titles include: A Short History of Mexico, America Not Discovered by Columbus: An Historical Sketch of the Discovery of America by the Norsemen in the Tenth Century, Columbus and His Predecessors; A Study in the Beginnings...
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- THE BORZOI 1920 Being a sort of record of five years’ publishing
- FOREWORD
- CONTENTS
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- PART ONE WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE BORZOI 1920
- THE MOVIES
- MAXWELL BODENHEIM
- ON THE ART OF FICTION
- ASTONISHING PSYCHIC EXPERIENCE
- MAX BEERBOHM
- JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER
- I
- II
- III
- ON DRAWING[1]
- A NOTE ON THE CHINESE POEMS TRANSLATED BY ARTHUR WALEY[2]
- WILLA CATHER
- VAN VECHTEN
- ON H. L. MENCKEN
- A SKETCH
- CHANT OF THE NURSES A Modern Greek Folk-Song
- A MEMORY OF YPRES[3]
- ON THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING BORN ON THE SEVENTEENTH OF JUNE
- THE MASTER OF THE FIVE WILLOWS, AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
- PART TWO A BRIEF WHO’S WHO OF WRITERS PARTICULARLY IDENTIFIED WITH THE BORZOI
- A BRIEF WHO’S WHO
- PART THREE SELECTED PASSAGES FROM BORZOI BOOKS
- HOW HE DIED[4]
- FROM “YOUTH AND EGOLATRY”[5]
- Goethe
- Chateaubriand
- Victor Hugo
- Balzac
- Poe
- Dickens
- Sainte Beuve
- Ruskin
- A Word from Kuroki, the Japanese
- Love of the Workingman
- FROM “THE ROMANTIC WOMAN”[6]
- OCTOBER[7]
- “LETTERS OF A JAVANESE PRINCESS”[8]
- APRIL’S CHARMS[11]
- CHAPTER V[12]
- BURBANK WITH A BAEDEKER; BLEISTEIN WITH A CIGAR[13]
- FROM “WHERE ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD”[14]
- DOROTHY EASTON’S “THE GOLDEN BIRD”[15]
- WAR AND THE SMALL NATIONS[16]
- A FIRST REVIEW[17]
- JOE WARD[18]
- DOC ROBINSON
- JOHN DAVIS
- CONCERNING “A LITTLE BOY LOST”
- ANCIENT MUSIC[20]
- FIRE AND THE HEART OF MAN[21]
- PREFACE TO “DELIVERANCE”[22]
- PART FOUR A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ALL BORZOI BOOKS PUBLISHED FROM 25 SEPTEMBER, 1915 TO 25 SEPTEMBER, 1920
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- CONRAD AIKEN
- PEDRO A. DE ALARCÓN
- SHALOM ALEICHEM
- LEONID ANDREYEV
- ANONYMOUS
- ETIENNE ANTONELLI
- WILLIAM ARCHER
- ALMA C. ARNOLD
- MICHAEL ARTZIBASHEF
- EMILE AUGIER
- PÍO BAROJA
- LILLIAN BARRETT
- JOHN SPENCER BASSETT
- C. W. BEAUMONT AND M. T. H. SADLER
- ALEXANDRE BENOIS
- KONRAD BERCOVICI
- HERMAN BERNSTEIN
- ALBERTO BLEST-GANA
- MAXWELL BODENHEIM
- JACOB BOEHME
- MARY BORDEN
- WILLIAM ASPINWALL BRADLEY
- CLAUDE BRAGDON
- ROBERT BRIDGES
- EMMA BEATRICE BRUNNER
- WITTER BYNNER
- FELDWEBEL C....
- COULSON T. CADE
- WILLA CATHER
- ANNIE VIVANTI CHARTRES
- SHELDON CHENEY
- EUGENE CHRISTIAN
- CHESTER CORNISH
- ADELAIDE CRAPSEY
- WARREN H. CUDWORTH [Translator]
- RICHARD CURLE
- WILLIAM H. DAVIES
- ALLAN DAVIS [AND ANNA R. STRATTON]
- C. A. DAWSON-SCOTT
- CLARENCE DAY, JR.
- L. J. DeBEKKER
- E. M. DELAFIELD
- WALTER DE LA MARE
- FLOYD DELL
- BEULAH MARIE DIX
- OSSIP DYMOW
- SOLOMON EAGLE [J. C. Squire]
- MAX EASTMAN
- DOROTHY EASTON
- JOSÉ ECHEGARAY
- T. S. ELIOT
- HAL G. EVARTS
- GUSTAVE FLAUBERT
- J. S. FLETCHER
- WILSON FOLLETT
- E. M. FORSTER
- GILBERT FRANKAU
- FUTABATEI
- ALFRED GANACHILLY
- W. M. GARSHIN
- THEOPHILE GAUTIER
- KAHLIL GIBRAN
- NIKOLAI V. GOGOL
- IVAN ALEKSANDROVICH GONCHAROV
- CARL H. GRABO
- ROBERT GRAVES
- J. B. HARRIS-BURLAND
- ALEXANDER HARVEY
- OWEN HATTERAS
- HAROLD M. HAYS, Major, M. C., U. S. A.
- OTTO HELLER
- DANIEL HENDERSON
- A. P. HERBERT
- JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER
- CHARLES F. HIGHAM
- ARTHUR HOPKINS
- LOUIS HOW
- KATHLEEN HOWARD
- E. W. HOWE
- STEPHEN HUDSON
- W. H. HUDSON
- ALBERT M. HYAMSON
- VICENTE BLASCO IBAÑEZ
- EDGAR JEPSON
- ORRICK JOHNS
- GODMUNDUR KAMBAN
- SHEILA KAYE-SMITH
- R. G. KIRK
- ALEXANDER KORNILOV
- ALFRED KREYMBORG
- P. KROPOTKIN
- A. J. L.
- M. Y. LERMONTOV
- WYNDHAM LEWIS
- THE EARL LOREBURN
- WILLIAM LOVETT
- J. W. MACKAIL
- PERCY MACKAYE
- THOMAS MANN
- WILLIAM SOMERSET MAUGHAM
- GUY DE MAUPASSANT
- JOHN McCLURE
- H. L. MENCKEN
- H. L. MENCKEN [AND GEORGE JEAN NATHAN]
- A. A. MILNE
- FRED MITCHELL
- PHILIP MOELLER
- JOHN MORSE
- EDWIN MUIR
- JOHN MURRAY IV
- JOHN MIDDLETON MURRY
- GEORGE JEAN NATHAN
- GEORGE JEAN NATHAN [AND H. L. MENCKEN]
- FRIEDRICH NAUMANN
- F. W. NIETZSCHE
- ALFRED OLLIVANT
- JAMES OPPENHEIM
- ROBERT OWEN
- ROLAND PERTWEE
- SAMUEL PETERSON
- EZRA POUND
- EZRA POUND [AND ERNEST FENOLLOSA]
- THE ABBÉ PRÉVOST
- STANISLAW PRZYBYSZEWSKI
- E. R. PUNSHON
- EDWARD C. RANDALL
- M. E. RAVAGE
- DOROTHY RICHARDSON
- JOHN RUSSELL
- CHARLES SAROLEA
- BORIS SAVINKOV [“ROPSHIN”]
- HERBERT SCHOLFIELD
- MARJORIE ALLEN SEIFFERT
- DON CAMERON SHAFER
- EDWARD SHANKS
- ELIZABETH SIMPSON
- OSBERT SITWELL
- FEODOR SOLOGUB
- VLADIMIR SOLOVIEV
- THOMAS SPENCE [WILLIAM OGILVIE AND THOMAS PAINE]
- J. C. SQUIRE
- FRANCIS ELLINGTON LEUPP [“TATTLER”]
- LUDWIG THOMA
- EUNICE TIETJENS
- LEO TOLSTOI
- H. M. TOMLINSON
- JOHN TREVENA
- W. B. TRITES
- GEORGE KIBBE TURNER
- ROSS TYRELL
- CARL VAN VECHTEN
- VIKENTY VERESSAYEV
- A. HYATT VERRILL
- P. VINAGRADOFF
- DE VOGÜE
- WILLIAM ENGLISH WALLING
- ARTHUR WALEY
- GRAHAM WALLAS
- E. L. GRANT WATSON
- ALDEN W. WELCH
- LOUIS WILKINSON
- CORA LENORE WILLIAMS
- HAROLD WILLIAMS
- POSTSCRIPT
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
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