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Ath. 1920, 1: 634.
Atlan. 91 ('03): 77; 119 ('17): 362.
Bookm. 21 ('05): 566; 25 ('07): 2 (portrait), 67; 45 ('17): 1 (Hamlin
Garland); 49 ('19): 549; 51 ('20): 385.
Bookm. (Lond.) 23 ('03): 214; 52 ('17): 88 (portrait).
Cath. World, 111 ('20): 445.
Cent. 100 ('20): 674 (portrait).
Critic, 38 ('01): 165.
Cur. Lit. 52 ('12): 461.
Cur. Op. 54 ('13): 411; 60 ('16): 352 (portrait); 62 ('17): 278, 357
(portrait); 63 ('17): 270; 69 ('20): 93 (portrait).
Fortn. 115 ('21): 154.
Forum, 32 ('02): 629; 49 ('13): 217.
Harp. 113 ('06): 221 (Mark Twain)=Cur. Lit. 41 ('06): 48 (condensed);
134 ('17): 903; 141 ('20): 265 (portrait), 346.
Harp. W. 46 ('02): 929 (portrait), 947; 56 ('12): Mar. 9, pp. 5, 27
(portrait).
Ind. 72 ('12): 533 (portrait).
J. Educ. 65 ('07): 311.
Lit. Digest, 44 ('12): 485; 65 ('20): My. 29, p. 34, Je. 12, p. 53
(portrait), Je. 19, pp. 37, 56.
Liv. Age, 294 ('17): 173; 306 ('20): 98; 308 ('21): 304; 312 ('21): 304.
Lond. Mer., 2 ('20): 133.
Lond. Times, Dec. 7, 1916: 585.
Nation, 31 ('80): 49 (W.C. Brownell); 104 ('17): 261; 110 ('20): 673.
New Repub. 10 ('17): supp. p. 3; 22 ('20): 393; 26 ('21): 192.
New Statesman, 15 ('20): 195.
No. Am. 176 ('03): 336; 195 ('12): 432 (portrait), 550; 196 ('12): 339;
212 ('20): 1 (portrait), 17.
Outlook, 69 ('01): 712 (portrait); 111 ('15): 786, 798 (portrait);
129 ('21): 187 (portrait).
R. of Rs. 61 ('20): 562 (portrait), 644.
Sat. Rev. 91 ('01): 806.
Spec. 98 ('07): 450; 117 ('16): 834.
Westm. R. 178 ('12): 597.
World's Work, 18 ('09): 11547. (Van Wyck Brooks.)
Yale Rev. n.s. 10 ('20): 99.
Cf. also _Cambridge_, III (IV), 665.
+James Gibbons Huneker+--critic.
Born at Philadelphia, 1860. Graduate of Roth's Military Academy,
Philadelphia, 1873. Studied law five years at the Law Academy,
Philadelphia. Studied piano in Paris and was for ten years associated
with Rafael Joseffy, as teacher of piano at the National Conservatory,
New York. Musical and dramatic critic of the _New York Recorder_, 1891-5;
of the _Morning Advertiser_, 1895-7; also musical, dramatic, and art
critic of the _New York Sun_. Died in 1921.
For an understanding of Mr. Huneker's criticisms, it is well to begin
with his autobiography (_Steeplejack_).