Literate Lifetime

"Today a reader, tomorrow a leader." -- W. Fusselman
Looking for something great (and free) to read? Enter an author's name and/or a key word from a book title to search for entries in our database of public domain works.


Repplier, Agnes, 1858-1950

We have 1 book for this author.

Agnes Repplier (photograph courtesy of Univ. of Pennsylvania Library, used with permission)
Agnes Repplier
(photograph courtesy of Univ. of Pennsylvania Library, used with permission)

Agnes Repplier (April 1, 1855–November 15, 1950) was an American essayist born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Her essays are esteemed for their scholarship and wit.

Bibliography


Essay collections

  • Books and Men (1888)
  • Points of View (1891)
  • Essays in Miniature (1892)
  • Essays in Idleness (1893)
  • In the Dozy Hours (1894)
  • Varia (1897)
  • Philadelphia: The Place and the People (1898)
  • The Fireside Sphinx (1901)
  • Compromises (1904)
  • In Our Convent Days (1905)
  • A Happy Half Century (1908)
  • Americans and Others (1912)
  • The Cat (1912)
  • Counter Currents (1915)
  • Points of Friction (1920)
  • Under Dispute (1924)
  • To Think of Tea! (1931)
  • Times and Tendencies (1931)
  • In Pursuit of Laughter (1936)
  • Eight Decades (1937)

Biographical studies

Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to:
  • J. William White, M.D.; a Biography (1919)
  • Life of Pere Marquette (1929) (Jacques Marquette)
  • Mere Marie of the Ursulines (1931) (Marie de l'Incarnation)
  • Junipero Serra (1933)
  • Agnes Irwin (1934)

Misc.

  • In Pursuit of Laughter (1936), a historical study of types of humor.

External links


This biographical information was gathered from the Agnes_Repplier page, courtesy of the Wikipedia project.

Books

Americans and Others

Pick of the Day



Lists of Interest

Modern Library 100 Best Novels Modern Library 100 Best Novels: In 1998, Modern Library picked the top 100 Novels of the century. This list contains all of the bo ...

Webmaster's Favourites Webmaster's Favourites: These are my selections, humbly presented as books that I particularly enjoyed.



Other ways of browsing