Contents
- The Text of Maggie: A Girl of the Streets (A Story of New York) (1893)
- A Note to the Text
- Backgrounds and Sources
- New York City Locales Mentioned in Maggie
- Map of Lower Manhattan
- Charles Loring Brace, From The Dangerous Classes of New York
- Reverend Thomas De Witt Talmage
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- From The Evil Beast
- From The Night Sides of City Life
- Jacob Riis, From How the Other Half Lives
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- From The Children of the Poor
- Benjamin Orange Flower, From Civilization’s Inferno
- Lars A!hnebrink, [Zola as Literary Model for Maggie]
- Marcus Cunliff, Stephen Crane and the American Backround of Maggie
- Thomas A. Gullason, [A Minister, a Social Reformer, and Maggie]
- David Fitelson, Stephen Crane’s Maggie and Darwinism
- Daniel Aaron, Howells’ "Maggie"
- Eric Solomon, [Maggie and the Parody of Popular Fiction]
- The Author and the Novel
- BIRTH NOTICES, LETTERS, AND INSCRIPTIONS: THE 1893 Maggie
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- Frank W. Noxon, The Real Stephen Crane
- Willis Fletcher Johnson, The Launching of Stephen Crane
- Stephen Crane, Howells Discussed at Avon-by-the-Sea
The Broken-Down Van
Summer Dwellers at Asbury Park and Their Doings
Letters and Inscriptions
- REBIRTH AND REVISIONS: THE 1893 Maggie
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- Stephen Crane, Letters
- Contemporary Reviews
- AMERICAN REVIEWS: 1893
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- From the Port Jervis [New York] Union
- Hamlin Garland, An Ambitious French Novel and A Modest American Story
- The Author-Artist Will Soon Issue a Book — Stephen Crane’s "Maggie"
- From The Bookman [New York]
- Chelifer [Rupert Hughes], The Justification of Slum Stories
- AMERICAN REVIEWS: 1896
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- From the New York Tribune
- From The Nation
- Frank Norris, Stephen Crane’s Stories of Life in the Slums: Maggie and George’s Mother
- Edward Bright, A Melodrama of the Streets
- William Dean Howells, New York Low Life in Fiction
- ENGLISH REVIEWS: 1896
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- From The Bookman [London]
- From The Athenaeum
- H.G. Wells, Another View of "Maggie"
- Novels of American Life
- Criticism
- John Berryman, [Crane’s Art in Maggie]
- Charles Child Walcutt, [Hallucination and Hysteria in Maggie]
- William Bysshe Stein, New Testament Inversions in Crane’s Maggie
- Joseph X. Brennan, Ironic and Symbolic Structure in Crane’s Maggie
- Janet Overmyer, The Structure of Crane’s Maggie
- Donald Pizer, Stephen Crane’s Maggie and American Naturalism
- Joseph Katz, [Art and Compromise: The 1893 and the 1896 Maggie]
- Eric Solomon, [Maggie as a Three-Act Drama]
- Jay Martin, [Maggie and Satire]
- Donald B. Gibson, [The Flawed Maggie]
- Arno Karlen, [Lapses and Craft in Crane’s Maggie]
- Katherine G. Simoneaux, Color Imagery in Crane’s Maggie: A Girl of the Streets
- Frank Bergon, [The Framework of Maggie]
- Hershel Parker and Brian Higgins, Maggie’s "Last Night": Authorial Design and Editorial Patching
- Thomas A. Gullason, Tragedy and Melodrama in Stephen Crane’s Maggie
- Selected Bibliography
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