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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
27
The passage argues that people prefer conditions protected by the Constitution over potential improvements lacking constitutional safeguards. It questions when prosperity was greater under regimes without strong constitutional guarantees, suggesting that current protections provide lasting stability and moderate results.
Posthumous volume by Richard Mead De Mill argues for reconciling Biblical contradictions using legal reasoning. It targets thoughtful adults rather than simple faith, defending Christianity amid modern challenges and testing unbelief through rigorous critique.
A brisk 700 year old England tale where barons invite Louis of France to aid their bid for the throne. The hero earns the famed Bel garde sword amid Dover siege and a later sea fight with Hubert de Burgh and other notable figures.
Percy L. Smith presents a fifteen plate portfolio "Lettering and Writing" from Batsford London priced at $1.50. The work offers alphabets and decorative treatment with construction notes and spacing guidance, valuable to penmanship enthusiasts amid scarce school instruction and prevalent typing.
William J. Locke, author of Septimus and The Beloved Vagabond, sails from New York for Algiers to spend winter there working on a new book. His American visit lasts about a month and includes study of American theater for inspiration and broader dramatic insight.
A large sized edition by W. D. Howells blends gentle magic with bright illustrations to explain to children why Christmas cannot be year round. The book charms with vivid borders and aims to delight readers while conveying a simple moral about time and joy.
The Servant in the House success drives national interest in this new play. It is a drama of retribution set in Ice land in A D 1020 and follows the consequences of an old lie that breathes destruction.
A Christmas themed Ben Hur edition highlights the chariot race and the romance of love and life. It presents the climactic race with rivalry and vengeance, with Ivanowski paintings reproduced in color.
Peter Newell presents a color picture book for adults and children. A mischievous boy plays with a pistol and the gun fires, leaving a hole that traverses every page. The playful bullet makes a surprising path through the book.
Margarita Spalding Gerry crafts a tender portrait of Lincoln through a winter chat with a veteran toy-maker. The piece portrays Lincoln as steadfast and contemplative, highlighting his burdens and steady resolve in a moving, sympathetic study.
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