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george washington cable (1844-1925)

Social historians

By Harry Aubrey Toulmin

George W. Cable

By Arlin Turner

Nationalism and the color line in George W. Cable, Mark Twain, and William Faulkner

By Barbara Ladd

George W. Cable: the life and times of a Southern heretic

By Louis Decimus Rubin

Degas in New Orleans

By Christopher E. G. Benfey

Women on the color line

By Anna Shannon Elfenbein

George Washington Cable; a study of his early life and work

By Kjell Ekström

George W. Cable

By Lucy Leffingwell Cable Biklé

The tail of the comet

By Mary Cable Dennis

Commemorative tributes to Cable

By Robert Underwood Johnson

A study of atmosphere in three works by George Washington Cable

By John Lawrence Cleman

George Washington Cable

By Griffith Thompson Pugh

George W. Cable, a short biographical sketch..

By Kinne Cable Williamson

George W. Cable

By Kinne Gable Williamson

Cable to Gardiner

By George Washington Cable

George Washington Cable revisited

By John Cleman

George Washington Cable, an annotated bibliography

By William H. Roberson

Social historians

By Harry Aubrey Toulmin

A genius in his way

By Alice Hall Petry

The white minority

By Richard Stiller

George W. Cable

By Louis Decimus Rubin

Critical essays on George W. Cable

By Arlin Turner

Critical dialogue between Aboo and Caboo on a new book

By Adrien Rouquette

Twins of genius

By Guy Cardwell