Cur. Op. 71 ('21): 642.
Dial, 71 ('21): 355.
Nation, 113 ('21): 18.
New Repub. 29 ('21): 106.
See also _Book Review Digest_, 1921.
+Henry van Dyke+--man of letters.
Born at Germantown, Pennsylvania, 1852. Graduate of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, 1869; A.B., Princeton, 1873, A.M., 1876; Princeton
Theological Seminary, 1877; at the University of Berlin, 1877-9. Many
honorary higher degrees and other marks of distinction. Ordained minister
in the Presbyterian Church, 1879. Pastor in Newport, Rhode Island,
1879-82, and in New York, 1883-1900, 1902, 1911. Professor of English
literature at Princeton University, 1900--. American lecturer at the
University of Paris, 1908-9. United States minister to The Netherlands,
1913-7.
Most of Mr. Van Dyke's numerous stories, essays, and poems are to be
found in his _Collected Works_, 1920. His most recent works are:
_Camp-Fires and Guide Posts_, 1921, and _Songs Out of Doors_, 1922.