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Dramatists of To-Day
Dramatists of to-day. This book, "Dramatists of to-day," by Edward Everett Hale, is a replication of a book originally published before 1911. It has been restored by human beings, page by page, so that you may enjoy it in a form as close to the original as possible.
284 pages, Hardcover
First published July 1, 1911
About the author
Edward Everett Hale Jr.
36 booksEdward Everett Hale Jr., professor of Rhetoric and Logic, later English, 1895-1932, at Union College.
A prolific writer, Hale began publishing while in graduate school. While at Union, he supplemented his income by writing many textbooks, including selections from literary classics by authors such as Milton, Longfellow, Shakespeare, and Tennyson. He also wrote biographies of James Russell Lowell, William H. Seward, and his father, and contributed many articles in both German and English to contemporary periodicals.
Son of author Edward Everett Hale
A prolific writer, Hale began publishing while in graduate school. While at Union, he supplemented his income by writing many textbooks, including selections from literary classics by authors such as Milton, Longfellow, Shakespeare, and Tennyson. He also wrote biographies of James Russell Lowell, William H. Seward, and his father, and contributed many articles in both German and English to contemporary periodicals.
Son of author Edward Everett Hale
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