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Writing In Canada: Authors: Frederick Philip Grove
frederick philip grove resources online, including bibliographical material and annotated links. Frederick Philip Grove. (born Felix Paul Greve)
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Frederick Philip Grove
Frederick Philip Grove. born education died Bibliography. Wanderungen (poems;1902; German). Over Prairie Trails (1922) Toronto McClelland and Stewart.
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Extractions: Frederick Philip Grove born: education: died: Bibliography Wanderungen (poems; 1902; German) Over Prairie Trails (1922) Toronto: McClelland and Stewart. Turn of the Year (1923) Toronto: McClelland and Stewart. Settlers of the Marsh (novel; 1925) Toronto: Ryerson Press. A Search for America (1927) Ottawa: Graphic Press. Our Daily Bread (1928) Toronto: Macmillan. It Needs to Be Said (1929) Toronto: Macmillan. The Yoke of Life (1930) Toronto: Macmillan. Fruits of the Earth (novel; 1933) Toronto: Dent. The Master of the Mill (novel; 1944) Toronto: Macmillan. In Search of Myself (autobiographical fiction; 1946) Toronto: Macmillan. Consider Her Ways (1947) Toronto: Macmillan. References Stoucks, David. Major Canadian Authors: A Critical Introduction. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1984. Awards
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You requested author names starting with grove frederick philip . Grove, FrederickPhilip Settlers of the Marsh (text in Australia; NO US ACCESS).
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Fruits Of The Earth (New Canadian Library) Grove Frederick Philip
Fruits of the Earth (New Canadian Library) grove frederick philip.Title Fruits of the Earth (New Canadian Library). Subject Fiction
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Over Prairie Trails Grove Frederick Philip
Over Prairie Trails grove frederick philip. Title Over Prairie Trails.Subject History World/Military, Travel General, Travel
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Frederick Philip Grove Books
Frederick Philip Grove Books. Tales From The Margin The Selected ShortStories Of Frederick Philip Grove By Frederick Philip Grove.
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Frederick Philip Grove
Frederick Philip Grove. Consider Her Ways. Three voices the lives of MargaretLaurence, Gabrielle Roy, Frederick Philip Grove. FPG the European years.
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Extractions: Consider Her Ways Three voices : the lives of Margaret Laurence, Gabrielle Roy, Frederick Philip Grove FPG: the European years Over Prairie Trails A Search for America Fruits of the Earth (New Canadian Library) Settlers of the Marsh Fanny Essler The genesis of Grove's The adventure of Leonard Broadus : a text and commentary : first publication of the complete text of the only juvenile novel by Frederick Philip Grove The letters of Frederick Philip Grove Authors: G ArtistActorActress.com
Felix Paul Greve
Felix Paul Greve's career frederick philip grove in Germany FPG established his lasting fame as frederick philip grove, Canadian novelist and intellectual, and by several accounts
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Extractions: Who was Felix Paul Greve/ Frederick Philip Grove? A Biographical Sketch FPG at the University of the Saarland - Diary (Visitors, Exhibitions, Talks, Performances, Conferences) Publications 1. Who Was FPG (1879-1948)? A Biographical Sketch FPG established his lasting fame as Frederick Philip Grove, Canadian novelist and intellectual, and by several accounts the founder of a post-colonial, modern Canadian literature. Between 1922 and 1947 Grove published about 15 books: novels, autobiographies and collections of essays and short-stories. Beside his novels about the Canadian prairie and its inhabitants his biggest success were his autobiographical writings A Search for America (1927) and In Search of Myself (1946). For In Search of Myself Grove received the renowned "Governor's General Award" in the category "non-fiction". Today, knowing what we know about Grove's life, the category "non-fiction" symbolizes an ironical twist in his career. While in his "memoirs" Grove claimed a wealthy Swede as his father and a cosmopolitan Scotswoman as his mother, in reality, he was born into a petit-bourgeois German family. His identity as the former Felix Paul Greve was discovered only in 1973, twenty-five years after his death, by Douglas O. Spettigue. Klaus Martens's recent biography of Felix Paul Greve ( Felix Paul Greve's Karriere: Frederick Philip Grove in Deutschland ), based on newly discovered documentary material, re-examines and extends our knowledge of Grove's German years.
Canadian Directory Of Special Collections
Collections and Music Library Subjects. grove, frederick philip;Canadian literature. History. Established in 1925, the collection
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Extractions: Queen's University, Douglas Library, W.D. Jordan Special Collections and Music Library Subjects Grove, Frederick Philip; Canadian literature History Established in 1925, the collection is part of the Edith and Lorne Pierce Collection of Canadiana. The collection was developed by Professor Spettigue, a Grove scholar and faculty member of the English Department. In 1983, a grant was received to help build the collection. Description The collection includes Frederick Philip Grove's (1879-1948) literary works, works edited by him in variant editions, and critical works on Grove. The collection also contains Grove's rare early German works (he was also known as Felix Paul Greve). The geographic emphasis is on Germany and Canada. Present acquisition policies are to acquire any new and old editions not already in the collection, as well as critical works. Language English and German predominate. Holdings 151 monographs; 1 vertical file (3 items); 2 microfilm reels. Supplementary material to support this collection will be found in the main stacks collection. Bibliographic Access The collection is catalogued on-line. NLC subject headings and classification are used. Items catalogued before June 1980 and after February 1990 are recorded in the National Library Union Catalogue. Special bibliographies and/or databases include"imprint" files.
FPG Collections
of the FPG Collections About Else von FreytagLoringhoven Electronic Text Editions Launch, New York, April 24Felix Paul Greve/frederick philip grove Archives FPG Collections About FPG Biography Chronology Electronic Text Editions
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Bibliography To Frederick Philip Grove's A Search For America © 2000
2 v. grove, frederick philip. In Search of Myself. Toronto Macmillan, 1946.grove, frederick philip. Jean Jacques Rousseau als Erzieher .
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Extractions: Archives FPG Collections Baedeker, Karl. The United States, with Excursions to Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, and Alaska : Handbook for Travellers, 33 Maps and 48 Plans. Fourth Revised Edition. Leipzig: K. Baedeker , Publisher, 1909. (Note: Double-folded, coloured map of Manhattan, entitled "New York, between pp. 10 & 11; two-tone map of the "Centre of New York" between pages 42 & 43). Boehringer, Robert. Mein Bild von Stefan George Biographical Sketches , from Encyclopedia Titanica: http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org.html). Photo of Carrie Chaffee curtesy of: http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/bio/p/1st/chaffee_hf2.shtml Divay, Gaby. "F. P. Greve/Grove's Relations with Thomas Mann, 1902 & 1939," Midlands Conference on Language and Literature, Creighton University, Omaha, March 15, 1996.
UM Libraries - Archives - Frederick Philip Grove
grove, frederick philip 1879-1848 frederick philip grove Fonds, 1913-1979. 3.1m; 24 boxes. MSS 2, PC 2, MF 2. grove arrived in Winnipeg in December 1912.
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Extractions: For a newer and more complete description of the FPG Collections see the FPG website Frederick Philip Grove Fonds, 1913-1979 3.1 m; 24 boxes MSS 2, PC 2, MF 2 The collection consists of correspondence, manuscript copybooks to his published and unpublished novels, short stories, articles and poems, news clippings, financial documents, biographical material, and photographs. Much of the collection has also been microfilmed. Most of the material is original while the rest is photocopied from originals at Queen's University, the University of Toronto and elsewhere. The majority of the published short stories are photocopies of magazine or newspaper articles; however, there are some original typescripts. Tales From the Margin, a book of short stories posthumously published in 1971 and edited by Desmond Pacey, is included in original typescript form with the other published books. News clippings and financial documents are in chronological order. In 1991 Grove's private library was donated by Leonard Grove, a surviving son living in Toronto. Initial instalment was acquired from Mrs. Catherine Grove in 1962. A second acquisition was obtained from the Grove family in 1964. The Grove library was obtained in 1991.
Project Gutenberg Titles By Grove, Frederick Philip
Project Gutenberg Titles by. frederick philip grove. Over PrairieTrails. You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page
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Felix Paul Greves Karriere Frederick Philip Grove In Deutschland
die Entdeckung der Identität des Autors frederick philip grove mit dem deutschen Schriftsteller und Übersetzer Felix
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Frederick Philip Grove -- Jane Atkinson
frederick philip grove Introduction and Summaries Text Search of Jane Atkinson A List of Graphics Links for Jane Atkinson About the electronic edition Jane Atkinson by frederick philip grove
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Historic Authors: Frederick Phillip Grove (1879-1948)
grove, frederick philip (18791948) Author. Born Felix Paul Grevein Prussia, he lived a wandering life and privately published
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Extractions: Grove, Frederick Philip (1879-1948) Author. Born Felix Paul Greve in Prussia, he lived a wandering life and privately published several books (including Fanny Essler and Mauermeister Ihles Haus , as well as a collection of poetry entitled Wanderungen ) after being convicted of fraud in 1903 and imprisoned for a year. Upon his release he was unable to make a living with his pen, and he fell ever deeper into debt. He first fled to Sweden and then in 1909 to North America, ending up in Manitoba via North Dakota as schoolteacher Fred Grove. His knowledge of German led to his appointment to teach at Kronsfeld School in the Mennonite village of Haskett near Winkler. After attending normal school, he became principal of the intermediate school at Winkler, then moved to Virden and in 1916 to Gladstone, where he became principal of the high school. Two years later he moved to a small rural school near Falmouth. The bushland country of this area northeast of Gladstone was an environment that appealed to Grove, and it became the setting of his finest novels as well as the basis of Over Prairie Trails (1922) and The Turn of the Year (1923). In 1923 he retired to devote himself to writing, and he published his first Canadian novel
Information About Canada FDC: 17¢ Frederick Philip Grove
pays tribute to one of her great men of letters. frederick philip grove was born on a train in Russia and grew up in
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Extractions: First Day of Issue: May 3, 1979 In Search of Myself (1946), which won the coveted Governor General's Award for Literature. By the time of Grove's death, in 1948, he was recognized as one of the most important men of letters in Canada. His stories of life on the western plains of Manitoba, Alberta, and Saskatchewan, dismissed as "regional" by small minded critics, were finally recognized as magnificent accounts of the Canadian heritage. Standard Number: US$ Price: If you plan to order any of the above items you can do it any of three ways: Use Express Shopping : Simply click the "Add to Cart" Button for the item you want to order. This puts the item in your Express Shopping Cart, where you can change the quantity or remove it. When you've finished putting items in your Express Shopping Cart, Go to the Shopping Cart and choose your options from there. Use our regular You'll want to be sure to write down the following "8-character Order Blank Code": BLCZ-JS01 Also be sure to copy down the Stock Number (SKU) of each item you wish to order.
Welcome To The Historic Author Index
Gordon, Charles William, aka Ralph Connor (18601937). Gray, James H.(1906-1998). grove, frederick philip (1879-1948). return to top. H.
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Extractions: Find out more about the influential writers of Manitoba's past! The Historic Authors section is organized alphabetically by the Authors' last names. A B C D ... Z A return to top B Grey Owl, a.k.a. Archibald Stansfeld Belaney (1888-1938) Benham, Mary Lile (Love) (1914-1991) Blondal, Patricia (Jenkins) (1926-1959) Brooker, Bertram (1888-1955) ... return to top C Constantin-Weyer, Maurice (1881-1964) return to top D Dafoe, John Wesley (1866-1944) return to top E return to top F return to top G Gibbons, Lillian (1906-1996) Gordon, Charles William, a.k.a. Ralph Connor (1860-1937) Gray, James H. (1906-1998) Grove, Frederick Philip (1879-1948) ... return to top H Hiebert, Paul Gerhardt (1892-1987) Hind, Ella Cora (1861-1942) Hirsch, John Stephen (1930-1989) return to top I return to top J return to top K return to top L Laurence, Margaret (1926-1987) Leah, Vince (1913-1993) Lysenko, Vera (1910-1975) return to top M Mair, Charles (1838-1927) McClung, Nellie Letitia (Mooney) (1873-1951) McLuhan, Herbert Marshall (1911-1980) Morton, William Lewis (1908-1980) ... return to top N return to top O Ostenso, Martha (1900-1963)
Frederick Philip Grove's "The Dirge"
frederick philip grove 's "The Dirge" (Edited and with an Introduction by Terrence Craig) The first two and the fourth parts of grove's typescript entitled "Poems" have been published in the tenth number of Canadian Poetry (Spring/Summer, 1982).
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Extractions: Frederick Philip Grove 's "The Dirge" (Edited and with an Introduction by Terrence Craig) The first two and the fourth parts of Grove's typescript entitled "Poems" have been published in the tenth number of Canadian Poetry (Spring/Summer, 1982). Below are the remainder, the third quarter from page 26 to 62, entitled "The Dirge." In my introduction to the other poems I pointed out that most of this typescript could be dated with some certainty to the months following the death of Grove's daughter in July, 1927: "The Dirge" poems all refer to this event in one way or another. I have made no emendations and present the poems as in the typescript, although I have numbered the lines. The poems themselves are numbered 1-33, but there is no #32. This may be the typist's error, as it seems likely that the lines on p. 61 constitute a separate poem that should have been numbered #32. Nevertheless, I have retained the numbering system of the typescript, omitting #32. In April, 1932 the
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canadian classics. isbn 07710-9961-4 pub mclelland stewart. Settlersof the Marsh - frederick philip grove. reviewed by Nora Marsh.
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