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The Literary Movement in New York

Lathrop, George Parsons. "The Literary Movement in New York." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. 1886. 813-833.
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Genre: 
journalism, history
Abstract: 

Lathrop's piece for Harper's New Monthly Magazine briefly touches upon Pfaff's and the founding of the Saturday Press as part of a larger discussion of the literary movements in New York.

People Mentioned in this Work

Aldrich, Thomas [pages:832]

Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press."

Boughton, George [pages:832]

A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

Homer, Winslow [pages:832]

A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

Martin, Homer [pages:832]

A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

O'Brien, Fitz-James [pages:832]

Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

Whitman, Walt [pages:832]

Whitman is mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

Winter, William [pages:832]

The author mentions Winter as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.

MENTIONED IN - The Literary Movement in New York

Boughton, George

Born in Norwich, England as a farmer's son, Boughton emigrated to Albany, New York with his family at the age of three.

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