Henry Blake Fuller

Henry Blake Fuller was an American novelist and playwright born on October 1, 1857, in Chicago, Illinois. He is known for his novels that often explored the social and cultural aspects of urban life, particularly in the Midwest. His writing style is characterized by its realism and attention to detail.

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Works by Henry Blake Fuller

• Cope at a College Tea (1890)
• Cope Makes a Sunday Afternoon Call (1893)
• Cope is "Entertained" (1894)
• Cope is Considered (1893)
• Cope is Considered Further (1893)
• Cope Dines-And Tells about It (1895)
• Cope under Scrutiny (1894)
• Cope Undertakes an Excursion (1894)
• Cope on the Edge of Things (1893)
• Cope at his House Party (1890)
• Cope Enlivens the Country (1894)
• Cope Amidst Cross-Purposes (1894)
• Cope Dines again-And Stays After (1895)
• Cope Makes an Evasion (1893)
• Cope Entertains Several Ladies (1894)
• Cope Goes a-Sailing (1893)
• Cope Among Crosscurrents (1894)
• Cope at the Call of Duty (1903)
• Cope Finds himself Committed (1893)
• Cope has a Distressful Christmas (1894)
• Cope, Safeguarded, Calls Again (1893)
• Cope Shall be Rescued (1890)
• Cope Regains his Freedom (1891)
• Cope in Danger Anew (1894)
• Cope in Double Danger (1915)
• Cope as a Go-Between (1893)
• Cope Escapes a Snare (1893)
• Cope Absent from a Wedding (1893)
• Cope again in the Country (1895)
• Cope as a Hero (1894)
• Cope Gets New Light on his Chum (1893)
• Cope Takes his Degree (1890)
• Cope in a Final View (1893)