Dr. George William Bagby : a study of Virginian literature, 1850-1880

A biography of the life and literary influence of Dr. George William Bagby during the nineteenth century using unpublished writings and letters written to and from Bagby during his life. Specifically examines his pursuits in journalism and humor and his life and career during and after the Civil War. Preface Contents I. Early Days II. Finding a Profession III. The Temper of the Profession IV. Washington: Journalism and Humor V. Richmond: Literature and War VI. Richmond: Behind the Lines VII. Among the Ruins VIII. Richmond Once More IX. The Closing Years Bibliography