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Robert Shackleton
(1860–1923)
 

American author and journalist; many of his short works were published in Harper's Magazine.

Works

  • Acres of Diamonds
  • The book of Boston
  • The Book of New York
  • The Book of Philadelphia
  • The Book of Washington
  • Unvisited Places of Old Europe
  • The Charm of the Antique
  • The book of Chicago
  • The Story of Fifty-Seven Cents
  • Many Waters: A Story of New York
  • Adventures in home-making
  • The Great Adventurer (1904)
  • Getting at the Inner Man, and, Fifty Years on the Lecture Platform (1915) non-fiction Project Gutenberg
  • The Story of Fifty-Seven Cents (1915) non-fiction Project Gutenberg
  • The Story Of Harper's Magazine, 1850-1917 (1916) non-fiction

Short works from magazines

  • "The Captain of Company Q," (1908) Harper's Magazine
  • "The Charge of the Six Hundred," (1909) Harper's Magazine
  • "A Country Under Two Kings," (1907) Harper's Magazine
  • "A Day with Two Emperors and a King," (1908) Harper's Magazine
  • "Free and Independent Luxemburg," (1907) Harper's Magazine
  • "A Great Accomplisher," (1915) Harper's Magazine
  • "A Hero of Inkerman," (1908) Harper's Magazine
  • "The Old Red City of Rothenburg," (1909) Harper's Magazine
  • "Once a Highway for the World," (1910) Harper's Magazine
  • "Liechtenstein: A Sovereign State," (1904) Harper's Magazine
  • "A Lochinvar of St. Cloud," (1903) Harper's Magazine
  • "Where King Edward Is Still Duke of Normandy," (1907) Harper's Magazine
  • "Winning the Iron Cross at Gravelotte," (1908) Harper's Magazine

Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1927.

The author died in 1923, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 95 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.

 
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