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A Biography of Sidney Lanier Sidney Lanier (American Men of Letters series) by Edwin Mims, 1905-01-01 The Van Dyke Book: Selected From The Writings Of Henry Van Dyke The Van Dyke Book by Edwin Mims, 1905-01-01 The Pageant of America: The American Stage by Oral Sumner; Mims, Edwin Jr. Coad, 1929 Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt by Edwin Mims, 1940 The Van Dyke Book: Selected from the Writings of Henry Van Dyke by Edwin Mims Henry Van Dyke, 2008-10-09 Sidney Lanier by edwin mims, 1905 Adventurous America: A study of contemporary life and thought by Edwin Mims, 1929 Southern Prose And Poetry For Schools (1910) by Edwin Mims, Bruce R. Payne, 2010-09-10 THE ADVANCING SOUTH by EDWIN MIMS, 1927 The Golden Book Magazine of Fiction and True Stories That Will Live Volume XII July-December, 1930 by Henry Seidel; Walpole, Hugh; Shaw, Albert; Mims, Edwin (editorial advisory board) Canby, 1930 Great Writers as Interpreters of Religion by Edwin Mims, 1945-01-01 Stevenson's Inland voyage, and Travels with a donkey by Edwin Mims, 2009-12-16

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41. Project Gutenberg S
    A Biography of Sidney Lanier Edwin Mims. La Sainte Courtisane - Oscar Wilde.Mr. Standfast - John Buchan. Salammbo - Gustave Flaubert  
    http://www.ability.org.uk/project_gutenberg_s.html
    
    Extractions: "see the ability, not the disability" You to can help support the Ability Project by: Our Aims ... Z Project Gutenberg S [A Biography of] Sidney Lanier - Edwin Mims La Sainte Courtisane - Oscar Wilde Mr. Standfast - John Buchan Salammbo - Gustave Flaubert Salome [No Accents] - Oscar Wilde Saltbush Bill J.P. - A. B. Banjo Paterson The San Francisco Calamity - ed. Charles Morris Sara Crewe - Frances Hodgson Burnett Sartor Resartus - Thomas Carlyle `Savonarola' Brown - Max Beerbohm The Scapegoat - Hall Caine The Scarecrow of Oz - L. Frank Baum The Scarlet Car - Richard Harding Davis The Scarlet Letter - Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Pimpernel - Baroness Emmuska Orczy The Scouts of the Valley - Joseph A. Altsheler The Sea Wolf - Jack London Second April - Edna St. Vincent Millay The Second Book of Modern Verse - Ed. Rittenhouse The Second Story of Meno - Meno Secret Adversary - Agatha Christie The Secret Agent - Joseph Conrad The Secret Garden - Frances Hodgson Burnett The Secret Sharer - Joseph Conrad Secrets of the Princesse de Cadignan - Honore de Balzac Select Poems of Sidney Lanier - Ed. Callaway

42. Library Of Southern Literature: Bibliography
    Mims, Edwin and Bruce R. Payne. Southern Prose and Poetry for Schools. New YorkCharles Scribner s sons, 1910. Munford, Robert. A Collection of the Plays  
    http://docsouth.unc.edu/southlit/bibliog.html
    
    Extractions: Highlights About Collections Authors ... Library of Southern Literature >> Bibliography This bibliography was prepared by Dr. Robert Bain, a professor of English at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. With additional funding from the University Library, this collection continues to grow. Dr. Joseph M. Flora, professor of English at UNC-Chapel Hill, guides the expansion of this collection beyond Dr. Bain's original bibliography. For the complete list of titles available in this collection, please browse the Alphabetical List Dr. Robert Bain's Original Bibliography A B C D ... Top of Page Top of Page Baldwin, Joseph Glover. The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi . New York: D. Appleton, 1853. Bartram, William. Beverley, Robert. The History and Present State of Virginia, In Four Parts . London: R[ichard] Parker, 1705. (A revised edition appeared in 1722.) Bonner, Sherwood. Dialect Tales Brown, William Wells.

43. Kemp P. Battle (Kemp Plummer), 1831-1919. History Of The University Of North Car
    WC COKER AH PATTERSON WS BERNARD Edwin Mims JH PRATT EK GRAHAM PH WINSTON, 694.AE WOLTZ JG DE R. HAMILTON RB LAWSON CW BAIN HM WAGSTAFF JM BOOKER OLIVER  
    http://docsouth.unc.edu/nc/battle2/illustr.html
    
    Extractions: Volume II: From 1868 to 1912. List of Illustrations Description Page [Cover Image] [Cover Image] [Spine Image] [Spine Image] [Frontispiece Image] KEMP P. BATTLE GEORGE T. WINSTON EDWIN A. ALDERMAN FRANCIS P. VENABLE [Frontispiece Image] KEMP P. BATTLE GEORGE T. WINSTON EDWIN A. ALDERMAN FRANCIS P. VENABLE [Title Page Image] [Title Page Image] [Verso Image] [Verso Image] SOLOMON POOL T. J. JARVIS MRS. CORNELIA PHILLIPS SPENCER WM. L. SAUNDERS RICHARD H. BATTLE ALEXANDER MCIVER A. W. MANGUM JOHN MANNING RALPH H. GRAVES T. W. HARRIS F. W. SIMONDS C. D. GRANDY ALBERT R. LEDOUX CHAS. W. DABNEY BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH J. W. GORE THOMAS HUME J. A. HOLMES F. P. VENABLE W. B. PHILLIPS J. L. LOVE GEO. F. ATKINSON SOUTH BUILDING AND WELL MEMORIAL HALL W. D. TOY WILLIAM CAIN R. H. WHITEHEAD EBEN ALEXANDER H. H. WILLIAMS K. P. HARRINGTON W. T. PATTERSON CHEMISTRY HALL CARR BUILDING HOME OF KEMP P. BATTLE PRESIDENT'S WALK

44. Sidney Lanier [a Biography] By Edwin Mims
    The online book Sidney Lanier a biography by Edwin Mims.  
    http://encyclopediaindex.com/b/lanrb10.htm

45. Stories, Listed By Author
    Mims, Edwin (chron.) * The Machine Way to Civilization, (ss). The Golden BookMagazine Jul 1930. Mims, SAM (chron.) * Revenge in the Hills,  
    http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/s957.htm

46. Initial List Of Rhodes Scholars
    Millen RS08 Ben R. Miller RS27 Douglas Phillips Miller RS16 Francis PickensMiller CFR/RS19 Lewis Rex Miller RS16 Wilson Plumer Mills RS07 Edwin Mims,  
    http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/rsall.htm

47. Hahn
    In 1931 she began further studies at Vanderbilt University with such fellowclassmates as Elizabeth Harris McDavid, Edwin Mims, Fred Santee,  
    http://athena.english.vt.edu/~appalach/writersG/haun.html
    
    Extractions: Haun By Stephanie Baker N ot much has been written about author Mildred Haun , yet much has been gained from her literary output. Considered by most to be a regional Southern writer, Haun was born in Hamblen County, Tennessee on January 11, 1911. She grew up in Haun Hollow, Hoot Owl District, Cocke County, Tennessee, which has been described as a typical Appalachian community. It is from this community that Haun drew upon her own experiences and knowledge to create the short stories for which she is most remembered. At the age of 16, Haun moved to Franklin, near Nashville, to attend high school with the intention of becoming a granny-woman, or one who tends the sick and acts as a midwife. In 1931 she began further studies at Vanderbilt University with such fellow classmates as Elizabeth Harris McDavid, Edwin Mims, Fred Santee, John Donald Wade and Robert Penn Warren (Gower 13). Also at Vanderbilt during Haun's years thereif not close friends to herwere three writers who would become important figures in Appalachian literature: James Still Don West , and Jesse Stuart . During her studies at the University, Haun realized that the courses which would enable her to fulfill her ambition of becoming a granny-woman, such as mathematics and science, did not fit her academic skills, so she focused her interests on English under the direction of southern Agrarians-Fugitives such as John Crowe Ransom and Donald Davidson.

48. Project Gutenberg Edition Of Sidney Lanier
    by Edwin Mims Project Gutenberg Release 1224 (February 1998) Author namesabove are linked to additional Gutenberg titles  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/lookup?num=1224

49. Royoung Bookseller: SocialLife
    Mims, Edwin. The Advancing South Stories of Progress and Reaction. Sprigge,Elizabeth. The Life of Ivy ComptonBurnett.  
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50. Royoung Bookseller: The Advancing South Stories Of Progress And Reaction. By Mim
    NY Doubleday, Page, 1926. First edition.Item 1845 $16.00 Buy Now. CONDITIONS OF SALEAuthor Mims, Edwin.  
    http://www.royoung.com/cgi-bin/ryb455/1845.html
    
    Extractions: Browse by category Advertising Aerospace Aesthetics Africa African Art African Studies AfricanStudies Agriculture Alabama Alaska America American American Art American art American Art American Art Americana AmericanArt Anatomy Animation Anthropology Appied Art Applied Art Applied Art Applied Arts Ar History Arabs Arbitration Arch Archaelology Archaeology Architectue Architecture Arctic Arica Arizona Armor Arms Art Art Reference Art Critcism Art Criticisim Art Criticism Art Criticsm Art Deco Art History Art HIstory Art History Art Nouveau Art Reference Art Refererence Art Refrence ArtHistory Artic Astronomy Australia Autographs Automobiles Aviation Aztec Aztecs Ballet Banking Baroque BaroqueRococo Bauhaus Bibliography Biedermeier Binding Biobraphy Biography Biography Biology Biology Birds Black Art Black Studies Book Arts Book Arts Bookplates BookPlates Bookplates Books Arts Books-0n-Books Books-on-Books Books-on-books Books-on-Books Botany Boxing Brasil Brass Bronze Business Byzantine Byzantine Art California Calligraphy Canadian Art Canadiana Caribbean Caricature Carpets Cartography Catalog Raisonne Catalogue Raisonne Ceramics Chemistry Children's Books Children's Lit Children'sBooks China Cinema City Planning Civil War CivilRights Classic Art Classic Art Classical Art Classics Clocks Coal Coins Colonial Color Colorada Colorado Communism Connecticut Conservation Cooking Costume Costumes Cuba Cuisine Dance Decorative Art Decorative Art Decorative Arts Delaware Design Design Detectives Diamonds Diplomacy Drama Drawing Drawings Early Printing Early Printing Economics Education Edwardian Egypt Egyptology Elizabethan Emblems

51. Sherry Chandler
    He did not take an advanced degree, but he got help from both Edwin Mims and Donald When in Edwin Mims’sVictorian poetry class, Stuart had submitted a  
    http://sherrychandler.com/?m=200503

52. More Info About The Poet: Laurence Lerner - References Bibliography
    Laurence Lerner is Edwin Mims Professor of English at Vanderbilt University.His most recent critical books are Love and Marriage (1979), The Literary  
    http://www.poemhunter.com/laurence-lerner/resources/poet-19203/page-1/

53. Poet: Sidney Lanier - All Poems Of Sidney Lanier
    Edwin Mims, Sidney Lanier (Boston Houghton Mifflin, 1905). Aubrey S. Starke,Sidney Lanier A Bibliography and Critical Study (New York Russell Russell,  
    http://www.poemhunter.com/sidney-lanier/poet-3162/

54. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection
    The complete text of a 1905 booklength biography of Lanier. Contains Full BioAuthor Mims, Edwin From Project Gutenberg  
    http://www.ipl.org/div/litcrit/bin/litcrit.out.pl?au=lan-183

55. Georgia Biographies M-O
    Mims, Dr. Edwin Minchew, Daniel Mingledorff, Huldan Minis, Abigail Minis, AbrahamMintz, John A. Missildine, Fred Mitchell, Connie (Helen Conrad)  
    http://www.libs.uga.edu/hargrett/garoom/gabio/gabiomo.html

56. Xerox Rewards Record Setting Racewalkers From US Olympic Trials
    Bob Mathias, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Al Oerter, Valerie Brisco, Dick Fosbury,Madeline Manning Mims and Edwin Moses, among many others.  
    http://walking.about.com/library/walk/blolyxerox.htm
    
    Extractions: INDIANAPOLIS - The Document Company - Xerox, on Thursday announced that it will provide awards to athletes who set world, American or Olympic Trials records at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials, held July 14-23 in Sacramento, California. The short list of 11 athletes include two racewalkers: Michelle Rohl set an Olympic Trials Record in the Womens 20k Racewalk with a time of 1:32:39 on July 16, 2000. Tim Seaman set an Olympic Trials Record in the Mens 20k Racewalk with a time of 1:25.41 on July 22, 2000. In addition to providing WorkCentres to record-setting athletes, Xerox also sponsored a sold-out salute to former U.S. Olympic medal winners at a once-in-a-lifetime gathering during the Olympic Trials. The Xerox Century of Champions Salute Dinner on July 19 honored many of the great American track and field athletes of the 20th century, including Evelyn Ashford, Bob Mathias, Joan Benoit Samuelson, Al Oerter, Valerie Brisco, Dick Fosbury, Madeline Manning Mims and Edwin Moses, among many others.

57. Mysticism
    Mims, Edwin. Mysticism in Tennyson. Methodist Review 83 (January 1901) 6271.Molinari, Paul, SJ Julian of Norwich The Teaching of a 14th Century  
    http://www.english.umd.edu/englfac/WPeterson/ELR/bibliographies/documents/12.htm
    
    Extractions: Mysticism This bibliography was compiled by William S. Peterson for his Web site English Literature and Religion and was uploaded 19 February 2003. Banting, Maurice. "William Law: Non-juror, Writer, and Mystic." Theology 64 (April 1961): 136-43. Betjeman, John. "Parson Hawker, Cornish Mystic." Listener 34 (18 October 1945): 438-39. Bodgener, Jonathan Henry. "Wordsworth after a Hundred Years." London Quarterly and Holborn Review 175 (April 1950): 135-38. Boenig, Robert. Chaucer and the Mystics: The Canterbury Tales and the Genre of Devotional Prose Brauer, Jerald C. "Puritan Mysticism and the Development of Liberalism." Church History Bullett, Gerald W. The English Mystics Times Literary Supplement , 4 August 1950, p. 489. Cashmore, Adeline, ed. The Mount of Vision: A Book of English Mystic Verse . London: 1910. Cholmeley, Katharine. Margery Kempe: Genius and Mystic . London: 1947. Churchill, Robert Joseph. "Mysticism and Religious Experience in Carlyle, Tennyson, and Browning." Dissertation, University of Nebraska. ¶ ABSTRACT: Dissertation Abstracts International Clarkson, George E. "John Wesley and William Law's Mysticism."

58. Robert Browning
    Mims, Edwin. Browning s Interpretation of Christianity. Methodist Review46 (1897) 20516. Naylor, Edward Woodall. The Poets and Music.  
    http://www.english.umd.edu/englfac/WPeterson/ELR/bibliographies/documents/30.htm
    
    Extractions: Robert Browning This bibliography was compiled by William S. Peterson for his Web site English Literature and Religion and was uploaded 19 February 2003. Aked, C. F. "The Influence of Browning on the Religious Thought of Our Time." Homiletic Review 1 (October 1905): 250-55. Allison, W. T. "Browning as Religious Teacher." Canadian Magazine 29 (July 1907): 233-39. Altick, Richard D. "Browning's 'Karshish' and Saint Paul." Modern Language Notes Badger, Kingsbury. "'See the Christ Stand!': Browning's Religion." Boston University Studies in English Baker, Joseph E. "Religious Implications in Browning's Poetry." Philological Quarterly Banks, L. A. "The Poets and Our Easter Faith." Christian Advocate 71 (2 April 1896): 211-12. Benziger, James. Images of Eternity: Studies in the Poetry of Religious Vision from Wordsworth to T. S. Eliot . Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, 1963. Berlin-Lieberman, Judith. "Robert Browning and Hebraism: A Study of the Sources of Browning Which Are Based on Rabbinical Writings and Other Sources in Jewish Literature." Ph.D. dissertation, University of Zurich, 1936. ¶ NOTES: 94 pp. Published: Robert Browning and Hebraism: A Study of the Poems of Browning Which Are Based on Rabbinical Writings and Other Sources in Jewish Literature (Jerusalem: Azriel Printing, 1934).

59. Newspaper Article: Sidney Lanier - Poet And Musician
    Dr. Edwin Mims says in his biography of Lanier that as a child he could play In 1905 Dr. Edwin Mims wrote a book length biography of Lanier and in 1933  
    http://richmondthenandnow.com/Newspaper-Articles/Sidney-Lanier.html
    
    Extractions: Newspaper Article Home Old Newspaper Articles Famous People of Richmond Famous Visitors to Richmond ... Newspaper Articles Richmond Times-Dispatch February 3, 1935 Sidney Lanier - Poet and Musician Georgia-Born, Virginia-Trained, His Works Have Won Ever-Increasing Popularity in Literary Field Since His Death in '81 By Sallie Gravatt Fox Today is the anniversary of the birth of a Southern poet and musician who is known as the "Sir Galahad of American letters." Sidney Lanier was the son of a Virginia woman and his father was but a few generations removed from the Old Dominion. Sidney Lanier, born in Macon, Ga., February 3, 1842, was the son of Robert Sampson Lanier and Mary J. Anderson. The father was a struggling young lawyer who had a taste for Shakespeare and Addison. The mother was a woman of much piety, thrift and musical ability. There were on both sides traditions of gentility which went back to the older States of Virginia and North Carolina, and in the case of the Laniers to Southern France and England. An ancestor of Robert Lanier, John Lanier, settled in Virginia in 1670. Members of this family moved to North Carolina, then on to Georgia and Alabama. Robert was sent to Virginia for his education and while a student at Randolph-Macon College he met Mary J. Anderson, who later became his wife and Sidney Lanier's mother. It was from this mother Sidney Lanier inherited his Scotch-Irish blood and by her he was reared in rigid Presbyterian discipline. From both parents he inherited a talent for music and poetry. Dr. Edwin Mims says in his biography of Lanier that as a child he could play any instrument placed in his hand, and while still a youth he learned to play the flute, piano, guitar, banjo and violin.

60. UCSB Department Of English
    The Early Modern Center is most pleased to announce two upcoming events by Leah S.Marcus, Edwin Mims Professor of English at Vanderbilt University.  
    http://www.english.ucsb.edu/events-detail.asp?EventID=57

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