Montenegro as King Nicholas Rises in Comic Opera Shadow
Montenegro’s Nicholas Petrovitch Njegos, born 1841, rises to kingship amid Balkan jokes about a comic opera regime. He governs like a strict father, detests Turks and Austrians, values the army, and proclaims Montenegro the prettiest country with exports including daughters married to European royalty.
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Wimelight
Nicholay
Montenegro
Balkan
Servia
Bulgaria
Black Mountains
Marsovia
Lehav
Prince Danilo
Danilo
Merry Widow
Nicholas
Kadmoyvie
Italy
Sia
Balkans
Zorza
Peter Karageorgevitch
Balkan States
Cattaro
Njegus
Gladika
Vienna
Trieste
Paris
Nicholas Petrovitch
Njegos
Mirko Petrovitch
Heart to Heart Talks by Edwin A Nye
An essay urges employers to show kindness to job seekers, noting the impact of rejection on the poor and weary. It argues that courtesy costs little and may return as blessing, urging readers to imagine themselves in the worker’s clothes and choose humanity over business as usual.
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Edwin A. Nye
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Roosevelt's African Game Trails Receives Publication
Theodore Roosevelt releases African Game Trails by Scribner's Sons. The work is described as more than a kill record, presenting a living narrative and a serious study of the peoples and animals encountered on a largely unknown continent.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Scribner’s. Sons
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