Bonaparte Women Pass in Review and Other Notes
A compact digest from a 19th or early 20th century periodical listing items on Bonaparte women in review, society library in olden days, lyric drama in New York, Schurz’s view of Bismarck, books of verses, and editors drift in London literary gossip with readers’ notices and new york book announcements.
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Bonaparte
Reek
English holiday books reveal sober reading tastes in Britain
A survey of Christmas book ads shows British holiday offerings skew toward religion history biographies and serious fiction. Out of about five hundred titles in The Spectator issue, religion dominates at roughly one in six, with fiction and travel also represented and American authors appearing among a varied modern selection.
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England
The
Spectator
Irving
Lowell
Emerson
Weir Mitchell
Col. Dodge
the Pennells
Whistler
Robert W. Chambers
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
What Makes a Gentleman Examines Ideal Traits
A review discusses The Ideal of a Gentleman by A Smythe-Palmer. The book gathers quotations from Ptahhotep to Mrs Deland to form a cyclopedia of gentlehood and suggests daily reading could improve manners and character.
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E. P. Dutton & Co
A. Smythe-Palmer
Ptahhotep
Isaiah
Lord Chesterfield
Mrs. Deland
Literary Gossip Drifts Through Shakespeare and Harris
The column notes three new Shakespeare works by Maurice Francis Egan Canon Beeching and Frank Harris with a future Harris volume The Man William Shakespeare and His Most Tragic Life Story Harris is a noted yet largely unread writer The piece also mentions W Robertson Nicoll English literature in the Victorian Era due next autumn across six volumes from Hodder Stoughton and notes sales of Ian Maclaren by 12 000 copies Andrew Carnegie among buyers It ponders first novel competitions inviting pseudonym submissions by Kipling Corelli Meredith and others Galbraith.
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St Paul's Cathedral
Imperial Palace
Peking
Denmark
Maurice Francis Egan
Canon Beeching
William Shakespeare
Frank Harris
George Meredith
Henry James
England
Leonard Merrick
Merrick
Arthur Machen
Montes
Meredith
John Long
America
W. Robertson Nicoll
Messrs. Hodder & Stoughton
Nicoll
Dr. Nicoll
Ian Maclaren
Andrew Carnegie
New Books Soon in Boston From Bridgeman and Oppenheim
Boston notices announce publication of The Passing of the Tariff by Raymond L Bridgeman with comment on Andrew Carnegie opinions. January will also bring David Brant by Morley Roberts and a verse piece The Days of Long Ago by Warren Comstock, with Will Livezey artwork.
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Oston
Messrs
Sherman
French & Co
Raymond L. Bridgeman
Andrew Carnesie
Garre Droppers
Williams College
EK. Phillips Oppenheim
Little, Brown & Co
Messrs, L. C. Page & Co
David Bran
Morley Roberts
Roberts
David
Destiny
Warren E. Comstock
Richard G. Badger
Will E. Livezey
Stephenson Browne
A Lovers Gift Book From The Book Of Sweethearts
A Christmas Valentine themed volume from Bobbs Merrill priced at 2.50 features colored plates of beautiful women by Howard Chandler Christy and others. The quarto edition presents bold decorations and white or dashed boards with illustrations.
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Bobbs- Merrill Company
Howard Chandler Christy
Harrison Fisher
Will Grefé
Era Pheee
Lester
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