Author:Forrest Crissey

Forrest Crissey
(1864–1943)

Forrest Crissey

Works

• The Young Newspaper Scout: An Interesting Narrative of a Boy's Adventures in the Northwest during the Riel Rebellion (1895) IA
• In Thompson's Woods (1901) IA
• The Country Boy (1903) IA
• Tattlings of a Retired Politician (1904) (Commons file)
• The Making of an American School-Teacher (1908) IA
• Hand-book of Modern Business Correspondence (1908) IA
• The Story of Foods 1917 IA
• Where Opportunity Knocks Twice (1914)
• Since Forty Years Ago ^[1] IA
• Alexander Legge (1866-1933)
• The Merchant and the New National Spirit (1920) IA
• An Amazing Blind Girl Who Hears by Touch and Sees by Smell (1921) IA

Short works from magazines

• "The Achievement" in Harper's Magazine, 1908-09
• "The Baby and the Burglar" in Canada West, Jan 1908
• "An Educated Lady" in Harper's Magazine, 1912
• "A Fugitive from Romance" in Harper's Magazine, 1910
• "Gumshoes 4-B" in Harper's Magazine, 1919-20
• "In the Footsteps of Wugoof" in Harper's Magazine, 1916
• "The Pretender" in Harper's Magazine, 1916
• "The Secret" in Harper's Magazine, 1912
• "A Sermon and a Sinner" in Harper's Magazine, 1907
• "The Shop of the Six Hands" in Canada West, Aug 1908
• "The Tower of Revolt" in Harper's Magazine, 1911-1912
• "Tuck and Cap'n, Conservationists" in Harper's Magazine,1911-1912

1. Since Forty Years Ago: an account of the origin and growth of Chicago and its first department store. The story of centralized shopping under one roof, its unique location and events connected with its history