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Arthur Morrison • 24 Items / 14 Books, 8 Articles
A Child of the Jago (1896)
by Arthur Morrison
A Novel Set in the London Slums in the 1890s
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  1. Book Reviews
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    Sir George Tressady and Other Fiction (9 Reviews)
    Sir George Tressady, by Mrs. Humphry Ward
    1. Sir George Tressady by Mrs. Humphry Ward
    2. Sentimental Tommy by J.M. Barrie
    3. A Child of the Jago by Arthur Morrison
    4. The Other House by Henry James
    5. The Metropolitans by Jeanie Drake
    6. The Violet by Julia Magruder
    7. Kate Carnegie by Ian Maclaren
    8. Sister Jane by Joel Chandler Harris
    9. Soldier Stories by Rudyard Kipling
    The Nation, January 28, 1897, pp. 69-71
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    Reviews of New Books (17 Reviews)
    The Seven Seas, by Rudyard Kipling
    1. The Seven Seas by Rudyard Kipling
    2. Adventures of My Life by Henri Rochefort
    3. A Cycle of Sonnets by Mabel Loomis Todd
    4. Skenandoa by Clinton Scollard
    5. Daphne by Marguerite Merington
    6. The Garden of Dreams by Madison Cawein
    7. New Ballads by John Davidson
    8. The Education of the Central Nervous System by Reuben Post Halleck
    9. Charlotte Bronte and Her Sisters by Clement K. Shorter
    10. The Well at the World's End by William Morris
    11. The Story of My Life by Augustus J.C. Hare
    12. Taquisara by F. Marion Crawford
    13. The True George Washington by Paul Leicester Ford
    14. George Washington by Woodrow Wilson
    15. John: A Tale of the King Messiah by Katharine Pearson Woods
    16. A Child of the Jago by Arthur Morrison
    17. Nancy Noon by Benjamin Swift
    The Bookman, January 1897, pp. 443-467