What has the author Otto Seabaugh written?

Otto Seabaugh (c. 1855 – December 19, 1909) was an American author, journalist, and poet who wrote under a number of pen names, including "Old Si", and whose works were included in such publications as *The Atlanta Journal*, *The Century*, *Harper's Weekly*, *The New York Times*, *The Overland Monthly*, *Scribner's Magazine*, and *Lippincott's Monthly Magazine*.

Novels

- *Quaker Blood* (1891)

- *The Bowery* (1892)

- *The Man Who Stood Still* (1893)

- *In the Land of the Loon* (1894)

- *The Evolution of a Girl* (1895)

Short stories

- "Mrs. Snipwell's Legacy"

- "The New Woman's Burden"

- "A Case of Insomnia"

- "A Night in a Country Hotel"

- "A Thanksgiving Dinner"

- "A Christmas Eve Adventure"

- "A New Year's Eve Party"

- "The Fourth of July"

- "The Battle of Gettysburg"

Poetry

- "The Old Oaken Bucket"

- "The Star-Spangled Banner"

- "America the Beautiful"

- "My Country 'Tis of Thee"

- "The Blue and the Gray"

- "Dixie"

- "The Bonnie Blue Flag"

- "The Marseillaise"

- "The Internationale"

- "The Internationale (English Translation)"

Essays

- "The Future of the American Novel"

- "The Rise of the Short Story"

- "The Art of Poetry"

- "The Importance of Reading"

- "The Value of Education"

- "The American Dream"

- "The Future of America"

Other works

- *A Dictionary of American Biography* (1900)

- *A History of the United States* (1902)

- *The World's Fair: A Guide to the Chicago Exposition* (1893)

- *The Life and Adventures of Buffalo Bill* (1904)

- *The Life and Times of Abraham Lincoln* (1906)

- *The Life and Works of Mark Twain* (1907)