MRS. CATHERWOOD.

[Footnote 48: Page 28.--Mrs. Mary Hartwell Catherwood, whose home is

in Hoopeston, Ill., has so far written and published the following

admirable romances of the old days of New France and Acadie:

"The Romance of Dollard." Illustrated. New York, 1889, 12mo.

"The Story of Tonty." Illustrated. Chicago, 1890, 16mo.

"The Lady of Fort St. John." Boston and New York, 1891, 16mo.

"Old Kaskaskia: An Historical Novel of Early Illinois." Boston and New

York, 1893, 16mo.

She has now commenced in 'The Century' Magazine a new romance with the

title, "The White Islander," a story of old Fort Michillimackinac, and

in 'The Atlantic Monthly' another story, "The Chase of Saint Castin."

Her romances are never long, but bear the impress of close study of the

subject and of much careful writing.]

Our Intellectual Strength and Weakness A Short Historical and Critical Review of Literature, Art and Education in Canada · 第 82 / 103 题