The Howdie & Other Tales/ A rich man & Other Stories by John Galt First, 1923-1925 Published by T. N. Foulis, Ltd. Hardbacks, with only one DJ present on book no 1. "The Howdie & Other Tales" and "A Rich Man & Other Stories" are collections of short stories by the Scottish novelist and entrepreneur John Galt (1779–1839). The Howdie & Other Tales: Published in 1923, this collection includes several of Galt's short stories, with the title piece being an autobiography. The contents include tales such as "Sawney at Doncaster," "The Aunt in Virginia," and "My Father's House". A Rich Man & Other Stories: Issued in 1925 as a companion volume to the first book, it contains three more previously uncollected tales. The primary story is "A Rich Man: Being the Autobiography of Archibald Plack, Esq., Late Lord Mayor of London," along with "The Tribulations of the Reverend Cowal Kilmun" and "My Landlady and Her Lodgers". Condition: See all photographs as part of the condition. Good.