Literary Intelligence: Literary Conflict - Rejoinder

"Literary Intelligence: Literary Conflict - Rejoinder." American Publishers' Circular and Literary Gazette, March 13, 1858, 121-122.

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magazine

Genre

correspondence

literary criticisim

letter to the editor

Abstract

A continuation of the correspondence published in the previous issue concerning claims that Fitz-James O'Brien borrowed the plot for The Diamond Lens from an unpublished manuscript by William North. Consists of a letter by Augustus Maverick, quoting in full a letter by Charles Bailey Seymour to Maverick on the matter.

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People who Created this Work

Seymour, Charles

A former teacher, Charles Bailey Seymour moved from London to New York City in 1849.

People Mentioned in this Work

Bellew, Frank [pages: 121-122]

Bellew is referred to as a friend of Mr. North.

Seymour, Charles

Includes a letter by Seymour, who served as the literary executor of William North.

People who Created this Work

Seymour, Charles author