Edward Wagenknecht - Selected Works

Selected Works

  • Lillian Gish: An Interpretation (1927)
  • Utopia Americana (1929)
  • The Man Charles Dickens: A Victorian Portrait (1929)
  • A Guide to Bernard Shaw (1929)
  • Jenny Lind (1931)
  • Mark Twain: The Man and His Work (1935)
  • Cavalcade of the English Novel (1942)
  • The Fireside Book of Christmas Stories (1945)
  • The Fireside Book of Ghost Stories (1947)
  • The Fireside Book of Romance (1948)
  • Cavalcade of the American Novel (1952)
  • Longfellow: A Full-Length Portrait (1955)
  • The Seven Worlds of Theodore Roosevelt (1958)
  • Chaucer: Modern Essays in Criticism (editor, 1959)
  • Nathaniel Hawthorne: Man and Writer (1961)
  • Washington Irving: Moderation Displayed (1962)
  • The Movies in the Age of Innocence (1962)
  • Edgar Allan Poe The Man Behind the Legend (1963)
  • Seven Daughters of the Theater (1964)
  • Harriet Beecher Stowe: The Known and the Unknown (1965)
  • Henry Wadsworth Longfellow: Portrait of an American Humanist (1966)
  • Fotheringay: A Novel about Mary, Queen of Scots (1966)
  • John Greenleaf Whittier: A Portrait in Paradox (1967)
  • As Far as Yesterday: Memories and Reflections (1968)
  • The Personality of Chaucer (1968)
  • The Glory of the Lilies: A Novel about Joan of Arc (1969)
  • Marilyn Monroe: A Composite View (editor, 1969)
  • William Dean Howells: The Friendly Eye (1970)
  • The Personality of Milton (1970)
  • James Russell Lowell: Portrait of a Man-Sided Man (1971)
  • Ambassadors for Christ: Seven American Preachers (1971)
  • Ralph Waldo Emerson: Portrait of a Balanced Soul (1974)
  • The Personality of Shakespeare (1972)
  • The Films of D.W. Griffith (1975)
  • Eve and Henry James: Portraits of Women and Girls in His Fiction (1978)
  • What Manner of Man? Henry David Thoreau: (1981)
  • American Profile 1900-1909 (1982)
  • Daughters of the Covenant (1983)
  • The Novels of Henry James (1983)
  • The Tales of Henry James (1984)
  • Stars of the Silents (1987)
  • Sir Walter Scott (1991)
  • Willa Cather (1994)

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