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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
22
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Contents list from a readable page introducing topics on Italy in rise and decay. It notes three new books a Biography of Petrarch and Histories of Venice and of MikiT Under the Sforza and sections on Topics of the Week Wonder and Charm of the Splash Most English of English Kings Rembrandt Seen in His Drawings Rand al Parrish Spins Sea Yarn Drift of Longon Literary Gossip Henry Fielding in New Edition Views of Readers September Magazines Literary News of Philadelphia Boston Budget Books Received Books in Demand Queries Announcements of New York Books.
Dr W R Nicoll recounts Ruskin's lifelong affection for Rosie La Touche from age nine to her death at eighteen, detailing their education bond, Rosie's devout faith, the arranged marriage plan, and Ruskin's later distress after her 1875 death.
The Law of Might by Newton Ric Iy, G. A. Simmons & Co. appears in the press as a sharp look at wild-cat speculation and its human cost. The Spreng Iren saga from start to finish echoes grim market drama, recalling Mr. Lawser’s melodrama while keeping a steady, engaging pace.
A critical note on Henry Fielding in a Harper edition praising the novels and essays. It discusses Fielding’s historical value, the world he depicts, and characters like Amelia and Tom Jones, with reference to Thackeray and Lecky. It notes the biographical essay by Henley adds little and Fielding’s rough era and language are central.
A positive review praises the Gay Street family in It is a wonderful family Mrs Grace Richmond tells of in Round the Corner In Gay Street. The seven member clan influences their wealthy neighbors the Townsends, leading to marriages that bind the two houses and yield wholesome uplift.
The piece, credited to CR L FL, presents a closer, intimate slice of William Ewart Gladstone’s leisure in Oxford, drawn from a visit to All Souls College and the Fellows. It notes the author’s cautious anonymity and suggests the book offers little new on the statesman’s covered days.
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