Wisconsin in story and song; b selections from the prose and poetry of Badger state writers

Wisconsin in story and song; b selections from the prose and poetry of Badger state writers

by Charles Ralph Rounds

1916
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Excerpts from the following ‘General Wisconsin Writers’ were included here: Hamlin Garland, General Charles King, John Muir, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Ray Stannard Baker, Zona Gale, Eben Eugene Rexford, Carl Schurz, Honore Willsie, Edna Ferber, George L. Teeple, George Byron Merrick, Hattie Tyng Griswold, Albert H. Sanford, Charles D. Stewart, Elliott Flower, Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Everett McNeill. There are also more excerpts from people the author terms ‘The University Group’, ‘Writers of Local Distinction’ and ‘Wisconsin Humorists’.

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