The Literary Movement in New York

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Bibliographic Information

Lathrop, George Parsons. "The Literary Movement in New York." Harper's New Monthly Magazine. 1886. 813-833.

Type: Magazine ; Genre: journalism, history

Abstract

Lathrop's piece for Harper's New Monthly Magazine briefly touches upon Pfaff's and the founding of the Saturday Press as part of a larger discussion of the literary movements in New York.

People Mentioned in this Work

Aldrich, Thomas Bailey [pages: 832]: Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press."
Boughton, George Henry [pages: 832]: A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.
Homer, Winslow [pages: 832]: A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.
Martin, Homer Dodge [pages: 832]: A painter. Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.
O'Brien, Fitz-James [pages: 832]: Mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.
Whitman, Walt [pages: 832]: Whitman is mentioned as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.
Winter, William [pages: 832]: The author mentions Winter as a member of the "'Pfaff group,' which assisted in the publication of the Saturday Press.