“No man surely has so short a memory as the American.”
Book:Bits of Gossip
Quote by Rebecca Harding Davis
Work
Bits of Gossip
Bits of Gossip is a volume of reminiscences and light-hearted commentary, likely drawing from the author's own experiences and observations of contemporary society. The book offers a series of short, conversational pieces that touch on personalities, manners, and events of the period, providing a window into the social fabric and everyday interactions of the time. Without specific author or publication details, the work can be understood as a typical example of the gossip or memoir genre, focusing on anecdotal storytelling rather than systematic history. more
Author
Rebecca Harding Davis
Rebecca Harding Davis was a prominent American author of the 19th century, known for her insightful social criticism and focus on the status of women. Her works often focused on social injustice and poverty, with notable titles including 'Life in the Iron Mills'. more
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