APPENDIX A

THE ART OF NARRATIVE

Baldwin, C. S.:

Brewster, W. T.:

Buck and Morris:

Hamilton, Clayton :

Maxcy, C. L.:

How to Write -A Handbook
Based on the English Bible
How to tell a Story, Chapter III
The Macmillan Company, New
York, 1905

Studies in Structure and Style

The Macmillan Company, New
York, 1899. (Contains an analy-
sis of the narrative structure of
Froude's Defeat of the Spanish
Armada)

A Course in Narrative Writing
The Structure of the Story, Chap-
ter I

Henry Holt and Company, New
York, 1906

Materials and Methods of Fiction
The Nature of Narrative, Chap-
ter III

The Baker and Taylor Company,
New York, 1908

The Rhetorical Principles of Nar-
ration

Analysis of the Narrative Form, Chapter II; General Rhetorical Characteristics of Narrative Forms, Chapter III; The Ordering of the Action — Plot, Chapter VI; Forms of Narrative Literature, Chapter VII

Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1911

APPENDIX B

SUPPLEMENTARY READING

The titles in the following lists have been placed in a sequence, to accord with that of the Table of Contents. In List I (Legendary History) whole books have been cited without specification of parts or chapters; legend, to be appreciated, should be read in considerable amount. But in List II (History) and in List III (Intimate History) separate chapters, or episodes, have generally been cited because whole books of history are too long or too inclusive for the purposẻ in hand. For these lists especially the passages have been chosen primarily for their value as narration, and placed as supplementary to a given piece in the body of the volume, for reasons of style, subject, or date as seemed convenient. Occasionally works of fiction covering the historical period or supplementary in some other way have been added.

The initial letters E, T, and S stand for Everyman's Library (35 cents), the Temple Classics (35 cents), and the Walter Scott Library (40 cents) the first two published by Messrs. J. M. Dent Sons, Ltd., London, the last by the Walter Scott Publishing Company, Felling-on-Tyne, England. The initial letter W indicates that the selection is to be found in Warner's Library of the World's Best Literature.

I. LEGENDARY HISTORY

1

Moulton, R. G. (editor):

The Modern Reader's Bible

The same in separate volumes :
The Judges; The Kings; Bibli-
cal Idylls (including Ruth and
Esther), Daniel, and the Minor
Prophets

Nettleton, G. H. (editor): Old Testament Narratives

292

In Henry Holt and Company's
English Readings

Thucydides:

2

Dunster, H. P. (editor):

History of the Peloponnesian War
The Sicilian Expedition, Books
VI and VII

Froissart's Chronicles of England,

France, and Spain — E (Adapted in 1853 from Johnes's translation)

Edgar, Madalen (editor): Froissart's Chronicles

MacKenzie, R. J. (editor): War Pictures from Clarendon

Gibbon, Edward:

Decline and Fall of the Roman

Empire - E

Macaulay, T. B. :

Various episodes in the rise of the Saracens, Chapter LI; The Siege of Damascus; The Battle of Tours History of England — E

The Battle of the Boyne, Chapter XVI; The Battle of Killiekrankie, Chapter XIII; The Massacre of Glencoe, Chapter XVIII; The Expedition to Darien, Chapter XXIV; The Declaration, Chapter VIII