Walter Taylor Field
Born 21 February 1861 · Died 18 August 1939
Walter Taylor Field, born in Galesburg, Illinois, was an American author . Field was a student at Dartmouth from 1879-81. He received a Bachelor of Arts, Amherst, 1883, honorary Master of Arts, 1918. He was connected with C. Griggs & Company, Harper & Brothers, and Ginn & Company, and was Associate editor of *The Advance*, Chicago, 1886-87, and editor of *The Abbey Classics* (1907-10).
Field is the author of numerous books, including *Rome* (1904, 2 volumes); *What Is Success?* (1910); *The Quest of the Four-leaved Clover* (1911); *Young and Field Literary Readers* (1914-15, with Mistress Ella Flagg Young); and *A Guide to Literature for Children* (1928). Field was a member of the Authors' League America and has been listed as a notable author by Marquis Who's Who.
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Books by Walter Taylor Field
Fingerposts to children's reading1907
Rome, Volume I2021- The Young and Field Literary Readers, Book ThreeThe Young and Field Literary Readers, Book Three1914
- The Young and Field Literary Readers Book FiveThe Young and Field Literary Readers Book Five1915
- RomeRome1905
The Field Fifth Reader1925
A guide to literature for children1928- The Young and Field Advanced Literary Reader Part OneThe Young and Field Advanced Literary Reader Part One1916
- OdeOde2016
Readings from English and American literature1919
The Field first reader1921- The Quest of the Four Leaved CloverThe Quest of the Four Leaved Clover1910
Rome The Eternal City1918- Eight O'Clock Chapel; A Study of New England College Life inEight O'Clock Chapel; A Study of New England College Life in the Eighties1927
- Young and Field Literary Readers; Book 4Young and Field Literary Readers; Book 42021
- The Field reading chartThe Field reading chart1922
- The Field second readerThe Field second reader1922
- The Field third readerThe Field third reader1924
- Psalms of modern lifePsalms of modern life1937
- The Field primerThe Field primer1921
- The Field readersThe Field readers1927