April 2, 2025
Longman's Magazine 1898 HR Haggard Poisons Fisher's Ghost Garden Thieves
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Longman's Magazine 1898 HR Haggard Poisons Fisher's Ghost Garden Thieves Longman's Magazine November 1898 Volume CXCVIII. London: Longmans, Green, and Co. Good condition. Scarce single issue in wraps.Covers have some wear with minor soiling. with tear on front cover. Spine has chip on top and bottom. Bumped corners. Interior age toning. Edited by C.J. Longman, Andrew Lang. Longman's Magazine was published in November 1882 thru October 1905. Its focus was fiction and the Romantic fiction of the various Longman's authors such as H. Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson, and others. Andrew Lang, although best known for his Children's Stories (The Blue Fairy Book, etc.) his monthly column in Longman's "At the Sign of the Ship" contained some of the earliest commentary about the writings of Sherlock Holmes and Charles Dickens. Contents : first appearance of "A Farmer's Year (III)" by H. Rider Haggard, "Some Poisons and Their Prevention" by Mrs. Percy Frankland,"Parson Kelly" serialized by A.E.W. Mason and Andrew Lang ,"The Great Letter Writers-L. Horace Walpole" by S.G. Tallentyre,"Garden Thieves" by E. Kay Robinson, "A Dorset Pastoral " by M. E. Francis,"At the Sign of the Ship" by Andrew Lang with commentary on R.L. Stevenson, Fisher's Ghost,and more. Plus ads for Longman's Books , Scotttish Widows Fund,etc. Scanner
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