Hare Autobiography and Other Books in London
The fourth to sixth volumes of Augustus J. Hare's autobiography appear, detailing his anti Italy stance and ghost stories. The piece notes Hare's feuds with the Sardinian King and Savoy house, with critics asking why the work spans many volumes. It also reviews Samuel Butler's Odyssey translation and Winston Churchill's America lecture clash, plus Wells and Prichard on Haiti and Patagonia.
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London
Augustus J. C. Hare
Rome
Italy
Mr. Hare
Iere
Pope
Chapman
Butler
Mr. Butler
Winston Spencer Churchill
America
Churchill
Char Pee ‘Churchill
Withers Wn Tig Weapes
Ross Kitchener
Calendars for 1901 Show Artistic and Literary Merit
Calendars for 1901 are praised for real artistic and literary merit rather than mere color pictures. The Duttons and Stokes Company offer diverse forms including turn-over leaves, black calendars, and American watercolor reproductions, with notable artists such as Rembrandt, Landseer, Thulstrup, Longpré, and Humphrey.
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E. P. Dutton
E. Nister
Nuremburg
Rembrandt
H. Ryland
Landseer
Phillips Brooks
Dickens
Longfellow
Duttons
Frederick A. Stokes Company
Thure de Thulstrup
Paul de Longpré
E. W. Kemble
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Tor New York Times Saturday Review
William L. Alden
Mr. Wells
Mr. Hesketh Prichard
Haiti
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Central
Africa
Mr. Prichard
Patagonia
Rand
Harmsworth
the Royal
Mr. Watts-Dunton
Y. L. Alden
Ralph Connor
SKY
San Francisco Bulletin
Boston Transcript
St. Louis Globe
Democrat
U OF All
Fleming H. Revell Company
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Washington Street
Vandyke
Greuze
Bouguereau
Hoffman
Sichel
Maude Adams
Archie Gunn
Omar Khayyam Cote
George T. N.r. H. Russell
Miller
Daisy Fletcher
Chester Loomis
W. Kemble
Frank Verbeck
Mosher
Marius the Epicurean
Walter Pater
Christopher and
Goldilind
William Morris
Empedocles
Etna
Matthew Arnold
Kelce Press
David Gray
Robert Buchanan
van Gelder
Guwaran
Portland
Maine