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  1. The complete Tribune primer by Eugene Field ; containing 75 orig by Field. Eugene. 1850-1895., 1901-01-01
  2. Songs and other verse by Eugene Field. by Field. Eugene. 1850-1895., 1896
  3. In Wink a way land by Field Eugene 1850-1895, 1905-01-01
  4. The HOUSE. An Episode in the Lives of Rueben Baker, Astronomer, and His Wife Alice. by Eugene [1850 - 1895]. Field, 1896
  5. A little book of Tribune verse a number of hitherto uncollected by Field. Eugene. 1850-1895., 1901-01-01
  6. CHRISTMAS TALES And CHRISTMAS VERSE. by Eugene [1850 - 1895] & Storer, Florence. Field, 1912
  7. Eugene Field; An Auto-analysis; How One Friar Met The Devil And Two Pursued Him by Field Eugene 1850-1895, Wilson Francis 1854-1935, 2010-09-29
  8. A little book of Western verse by Eugene Field 1850-1895, 1895-12-31
  9. Writings in prose and verse Volume 2 by Field Eugene 1850-1895, 2010-10-05
  10. Writings in prose and verse Volume 9 by Field Eugene 1850-1895, 2010-10-13
  11. With trumpet and drum by Eugene Field 1850-1895, 1896-12-31
  12. Writings in prose and verse Volume 6 by Field Eugene 1850-1895, 2010-10-06
  13. Sharps And Flats by Field Eugene 1850-1895, 2010-09-29
  14. Nonsense for old and young by Eugene Field 1850-1895, 1901-12-31

101. Chronological Author List "1850 To 1854" Compiled By GIGA
Eugene Field, American poet, journalist, humorist and lecturer (1850 1895) -READ QUOTES (10) BUY AMAZON BOOK Charles Ranlett Flint, American merchant
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Bertha Behrens (used pseudonym Wilhelmine Heimburg), American novelist (1850 - 1912) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Mrs. Blanche Wilder Bellamy, American miscellaneous writer (1850 - ) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Edward Bellamy, American author and utopian visionary (1850 - 1898) READ QUOTES (1) CHECK READING LIST (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Augustine Birrell, English jurist, politician, author, critic and man of letters (1850 - 1933) READ QUOTES (5) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Mary E. Buell, American poet (fl. 1890) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Beverly Chew, American poet (1850 - 1924) BUY AMAZON BOOK
Champ Clark, American politician (1850 - 1921) BUY AMAZON BOOK Florence Earle Coates, American poet (1850 - 1927) BUY AMAZON BOOK W.J. Connell, American newspaperman (fl. 1890) BUY AMAZON BOOK Hermann Ebbinghaus, German experimental psychologist (1850 - 1909) BUY AMAZON BOOK Margaret Eytinge, American actress and author (late 19th century) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Barney Fagan

102. Eugene Field Memorial Tablet Unveiled By Mark Twain
Eugene Field, The Poet, 1850 1895. President DR Francis then spoke as follows Thisis indeed a memorable occasion. This tablet to the memory of
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Intro Cub Pilot ... Glossary FAREWELL - 1902 The Eugene Field Memorial Tablet In June 1902 Clemens paid his final visit to the Mississippi River when he accepted an honorary degree at the University of Missouri in Columbia and helped dedicate a steamboat named in his honor. After he made a speech at the dedication of the steamboat MARK TWAIN , he later attended an unveiling for a memorial marker to writer Eugene Field. The dedication was reported in the St. Louis Globe Democrat on June 7, 1902.
St. Louis Globe Democrat, June 7, 1902, page 1. EUGENE FIELD TABLET.
Birthplace Memorial Unveiled by Mark Twain
MARK TWAIN UNVEILING THE MEMORIAL TABLET IN THE WALL OF THE HOUSE WHERE EUGENE FIELD WAS BORN.
A great living Missourian paid a tribute to a sweet singer of Missouri when Mark Twain, at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, unveiled a bronze tablet to the memory of Eugene Field at the house on South Broadway where the poet was born. The ceremony was simple, but impressive, and necessarily. It is expected that the tablet and house will be an objective point for visitors in the city for many years to come. Immediately on landing from the river trip of the French visitors, the entire party took carriages for 634 South Broadway, the birthplace of Eugene Field. A flag hung listlessly in front of the house, a dingy three-story brick, hiding the tablet which friends of the poet have had erected. Stepping to the front of the party, Mr. Clemens took off his hat and spoke as follows:

103. Birth And Death Dates Of Authors
Octave (1821 1890) Field, Barron (1786 - 1846) Field, Eugene (1850 - 1895)FieldING, Henry (1707 - 1754) FieldING, Sarah (1710 - 1768) FieldS,
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List of birth and death dates The following list shows the birth and death dates of a number of authors. The dates shown may not be accurate, as the list has been compiled from existing sources on the internet, and dates have not been verified by Project Gutenberg of Australia. A comprehensive list of authors and translators, together with birth and death dates, is available from The New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors at the Kingkong web site. Other sites which may be of interest to Project Gutenberg volunteers are listed on the Links page. SURNAME, Christian Name(s) (Born - Died) Home Updated 30 Mar 05

104. Edmund Clarence Stedman, Ed. (1833 - 1908). An American Anthology, 1787 - 1900.
By Eugene Field (1850 1895). Dibdin’s Ghost. DEAR wife, last midnight, whilstI read. The tomes you so despise,. A spectre rose beside the bed,
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D EAR wife, last midnight, whilst I read The tomes you so despise, A spectre rose beside the bed, And spake in this true wise: I bade him welcome, and we twain Discussed with buoyant hearts The various things that appertain To bibliomaniac arts. Pray tell me of that host There are no auctions to molest, No creditors to dun. Their heavenly rapture has no bounds Beside that jasper sea; Much I rejoiced to hear him speak Of biblio-bliss above, For I am one of those who seek What bibliomaniacs love. What doth concern me most, That they our heavenly joy should share Who vex us here below. The few are those who have been kind To husbands such as we; When we would read in bed? Or, wanting victuals, make a fuss If we buy books instead? Which leads where torments roll, And worms, yes, bookworms, vent their wrath Upon the guilty soul. Untouched of bibliomaniac grace, That saveth such as we, For we together by and by Would join that heavenly host; Echoes from the Sabine Farm TO THE FOUNTAIN OF BANDUSIA
O FOUNTAIN of Bandusia!

105. History Of The American West, 1860-1920: Photographs From The Collection Of The
Field, Eugene18501895. Fifty Gold Mines Corporation Fifty Gold MinesCorporation1900-1910. Fighter planesAmericanColoradoDenver1930-1940.
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