About the publisher
Dodd, Mead is a publishing house whose founding background, country or region, and year of establishment are not well documented in publicly available sources, making a detailed account difficult at present. As reflected in this site's holdings, only one title from the publisher has been catalogued, namely He Fell In Love With His Wife by Edward Payson Roe, classified under original editions and foreign literature. This suggests that the publisher's direction touches upon foreign literary works, particularly the tradition of nineteenth-century English-language fiction; as a representative author, Roe is known for plots that are accessible and grounded in everyday ethics. Given the limited number of titles in the collection, it is not yet possible to outline its series or overall publishing characteristics, and only a preliminary presentation of its foreign-literature orientation can be offered.
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Rating 2.1★ He Fell In Love With His Wife Edward Payson Roe Dodd, Mead · 1886 He Fell In Love With His Wife (1886) is a novel by the American writer Edward Payson Roe (1838–1888), originally published by Dodd, Mead of New York i…Frequent authors
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