Lady Kate Field and English world tour stories recounted
The article sketches Kate Field as an enduring public figure of a quarter century, noting her roles as reader actress businesswoman and lecturer. It weaves in memories of English events and personalities, describes social games like euchre, and reflects on fashion and commerce, ending with a brief ad-like note for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Life of William I Highlighted in Treitschke Volume
The second volume of Mr Treitschke's German History reviews the life of William I. It notes a court romance with Princess Radziwill and the clash over royal succession. Legal opinions on succession prerogatives are discussed amid court intrigues at Frederick William II's era.
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