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Title: American Fiction, 1876-1900: Based on the Bibliography by Lyle H. Wright. A list of the titles owned by BGSU is included at the bottom of this page.
Location: Jerome Library Main Microforms film PS 643 .A5 v.3
Format and Number of Reels/Fiche/Cards: Microfilm; 2 reels of 35mm microfilm.
Publisher: Research Publications.
Content Description: The BGSU Libraries own only 2 of the 807 reels in this collection of adult fiction written by American writers and published
in the United States between 1876-1900. The collection is based on American Fiction, 1876-1900; A Contribution Toward a Bibliography, by Lyle Henry Wright. (REF Z 1231 .F4 W93). This is volume 3 of a collection that includes american fiction 1774-1900. See the list at the bottom
of this page for the titles owned by BGSU.
Language(s): English.
Arrangement: The reels are arranged by the number given each work by the publishers of the collection. For the location of individual
items see the indexes below.
Index/Bibliography: American Fiction, 1774-1900: Cumulative Author Index of the Microfilm Collection. (Ref Z1231.F4R4x). An author index to the works of fiction in the three volumes of this microfilm collection. Organized
alphabetically by author, each entry includes author, title, publication information and a volume number (I, II, or III) immediately
followed by the accession number of the work.
Subject Categories: Literature; Women's Studies
Keywords: American, America, United States, fiction, novels.
Time Period: 19th century
Titles Owned by the Bowling Green State University Libraries:
Reel M-55
The Despot of Broomsedge Cove, by Charles Egbert Craddock. (1889).
His Vanished Star, by Charles Egbert Craddock. (1894).
In the Clouds, by Charles Egbert Craddock. (1887).
In the "Stranger People's" Country, by Charles Egbert Craddock. (1891).
In the Tennessee Mountains, by Charles Egbert Craddock. (1884).
Reel XYZ-4
Making Home Happy, by Lilla Dale Avery-Stuttle. (1876).
John Halsey, the Anti-Monopolist, by Constant Reed (pseud. for Robert Upton Collins). (1884).
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