Jew Suss German Masterpiece Review Framed by Court intrigue
A lengthy critique lauds the novel Jew Suss for its thorough and lively portrayal of eighteenth century Württemberg court life. It highlights the detailed plot around the two royal figures and the Jewish financier Suss who dominates court finances and policy, shaping the state despite opposition.
Australian Authors Week at the Angus Conference
The passage lists Australian authors and works highlighted at the Angus conference in New Zealand, noting celebrated histories and literary figures. It mentions ships and shipments to London, and names several authors and titles, with discussion of Australian literature supporting national identity and production.
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Meio
Saotoye
Aus ‘Ratte
Herbert Baselaw
Tilder
Lindsay
Conrad Meeteus
Guthwaite
Falmand
Permann
Australia
Ucan
Minung
Out law Paradise by Western Outlaws
A review of Mr DB Bower's new book Out law Paradise showing a tale of cattle thieves and on-punchers with a young man who deceives a woman before going to war. After her host steals cattle and wealth, a tragedy in the form of a husband’s death leads to a risky pursuit and a hopeful, though troubled, romance.
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Mr. DB. Ut. Bower
United States
Hodder
The Man Behind the Curtain Novel Recap
A detective pursues a mastermind called The Man Behind the Curtain, leader of a ruthless underworld known as The Stranglers. The plot centers on brainwork rather than brute force, with deaths among the gang and a cleverly misdirected detective as the suspected criminal.
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Melhuurn
J. MM. Wurst
Oband
Hin
M. Walsh
Sydney
Angus and Robertson
Luk
Out of the Ruins by Sir Phillip Gibbs
A London edition notes Sir Phillip Gibbs collects wartime tales of postwar life. The stories, set across France Germany and Italy, mix romance and humor with war references, following a supposedly dead man who returns in the ruins and rekindles a past romance.
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Franer Germany
Tilly
Aurilia
Enghind
Klacky
Sir Phillip Gibbs
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Bydney
Haroun of London portrayal and philanthropic themes
Katherlon Tynan presents Haroun of London as a paradise for philanthropy where a rich man uses wealth to do good. The narrative contrasts ideal philanthropy with practice and follows two personas of a generous man dispensing happiness. The tale ends with a gentle, somewhat sentimental tone.
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Katherlon Tynan
Haroun
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Harwin
Kithiern Tynon
Collins
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Sydney
Heenzo Cough Mixture Ad Claims Cost Savings
A vintage newspaper snippet touts Heenzo cough mixture with a bottle adding whiteners and sweetening to yield eight bottles of paste for coughing ailments. It claims superior chest and throat relief for all ages, with a price of one shilling per bottle and no digestion issues.
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