John Fox Jr.
1862 – 1919
John Fox Jr. (December 16, 1862 – July 8, 1919) was an American journalist, novelist, and short story writer. Born in Stony Point, Kentucky, to John William Fox Sr. and Minerva Worth Carr, Fox studied English at Harvard University. He graduated in 1883 before becoming a New York Times & New York Sun reporter.
Books
- Modelling high-level cognitive processes
- In Happy Valley
- Mountain Europa
- A Mountain Europa
- The trail of the lonesome pine
- A knight of the Cumberland
- In Happy Valley
- The Last Stetson Ingilizce Hikayeler B2 Stage 4
- Three Wilderness Novellas
- Mountain Europ
- Christmas eve on Lonesome
- A mountain Europa
- The little shepherd of Kingdom Come
- Crittenden, a Kentucky story of love and war
- A Cumberland vendetta and other stories
- The Trial of the Lonesome Pine
- crittenden
- Mountain Europa
- The Kentuckians
- "Hell fer Sartain"
- Christmas eve on Lonesome
- The little shepard of kingdom come
- christmas eve on lonesome hell fer-sartain and other stories
- Knight of the Cumberland
- Collected Works of John Fox, Jr
- John Fox, Jr
- Crittenden
- Hell-fer-Sartain
- Mountain Europa
- A Cumberland vendetta
- The heart of the hills
- Blue-grass and rhododendron
- Erskine Dale-Pioneer
- Last Stetson
- The Last Stetson
- A MOUNTAIN EUROPA A COMBERLAND VENDETTA THE LAST STETSON (THREE STORIES IN ONE VOLUME)
- Christmas eve on lonesome hell fer sartain and other stories
- Following the Sun-Flag
- Christmas Eve on Lonesome "Hell-Fer-Sartain" and Other Stories
- In Happy Valley
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