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Evert Augustus Duyckinck (pronounced DIE-KINK) (November 23, 1816 –
August 13, 1878) was an
American publisher and biographer. He was ****ociated with...
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George Long
Duyckinck (October 17, 1823 –
March 30, 1863) was a New York City writer. He was born on
October 17, 1823, in New York City; his
sibling was...
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February 1865,
author Evert A.
Duyckinck sent
President Abraham Lincoln a letter,
apparently mailed from Quincy.
Duyckinck signed the
letter "Asmodeus"...
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Later that summer,
Duyckinck sent
Hawthorne copies of Melville's
three most
recent books.
Hawthorne read them, as he
wrote to
Duyckinck on
August 29 that...
- the "unusually
aggressive step of
reproving Duyckinck" by
criticizing the
review in a
letter to
Duyckinck of
December 1: What a book
Melville has written...
- Lemprière, John (1827) (6th ed.). A
classical Dictionary;.... New York:
Evert Duyckinck,
Collins & Co.,
Collins & Hannay, G. & C. Carvill, and O. A. Roorbach...
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Various Sources. New York:
American Anti-Slavery Society.
Duyckinck,
Evert Augustus;
Duyckinck,
George Long (1856). "Biographical
Anecdote of
Benjamin Lay"...
- Age". The Life of Wesley: And the Rise and
Progress of Methodism.
Evert Duyckinck and
George Long;
Clayton & Kingsland. Stoughton, John (1878). Religion...
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Virginia Center for
Civil War
Studies at
Virginia Tech
Evert Augustus Duyckinck,
History of the war for the union, civil,
military &
naval The New York...
- well as fine arts,
drama and music. In
October 1848,
Duyckinck and his
brother George Long
Duyckinck purchased the
magazine and
became both its publishers...
