Author:James Barnes
Works
edit- A Princetonian: A Story of Undergraduate Life at the College of New Jersey (1897)
- David G. Farragut (1899)
- Drake and his Yeomen (1899)
- The Great War Trek: With the British Army on the Veldt (1901)
- The Giant of Three Wars (1903)
- The Blockaders (1905)
- Outside the Law (1906)
- The Clutch of Circumstance (1908)
- Rifle and Caravan (1912)
- From Then Till Now: Anecdotal Portraits and Transcript Pages from Memory's Tables (1934)
Short works from magazines
edit- "A Practical Reformation" in Scribner's Magazine, Vol 20, 1896
- "The Roads That Lead to Town" (n-f) in Metropolitan Magazine, May 1906
- "The Silly Ass" in McClure's Magazine, Vol 31, 1908
- "The Itinerant Diamond Mine" in Harper's Magazine, Vol 118, 1909
- "The Kidnappers" (1910-11, Harper's) (ss)
- "The Conways' Burglar" (1911, Scribner's) (ss)
- "The Spirit of 1812" in Harper's Magazine, May 1912 (n-f; War of 1812)
- "The Whistles" in Collier's, Oct 12, 1912
Poems
edit- "Songs of the Ships of Steel," McClure's Magazine, Vol 20, 1902-03
- The Song of Then and Now
- The Torpedo Boat
- Brass Bound
- Bill Sweeny of the Brass Gang
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