Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of George William Curtis

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Author: George William Curtis

By George William Curtis

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A compiled index organizes the author's collected writings into twelve volumes, supplying tables of contents and navigational entries that point to individual essays, letters, speeches, and sketches. It enumerates named collections and recurring series, including comic sketches and the From the Easy Chair columns, and reproduces detailed contents for representative volumes such as the Potiphar Papers and Ars Recte Vivendi. Brief prefatory notes and volume headings assist readers in locating literary criticism, social commentary, and occasional personal correspondence across the assembled corpus.

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George William Curtis

George William Curtis (1824-1892) was an American author, social critic, and public speaker known for his essays and literary contributions. He gained prominence through his work in "The Easy Chair," a popular column in Harper's Monthly, where he explored various social and cultural issues of his time. Curtis's notable works include "Ars Recte Vivendi," a collection of essays that reflect his views on ethics and living well, and "The Potiphar Papers," a satirical novel that critiques contemporary society. His writings often emphasized the importance of moral integrity and social reform, making him a significant figure in 19th-century American literature.