Memoirs of Ann Fanshawe Wife of Sir Richard Fanshawe
A vivid portrait of Ann Fanshawe spouse of Sir Richard Fanshawe, diplomat and poet. The memoirs narrate their wartime marriage, travels across Europe, and her role as adviser. She recalls court life under Charles I and II, royal favors, and their hardships after his death in Madrid.
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Arras
Charles I
Annady Fanshawe
Richard Fanshawe
Charles II
Scotland
Spain
Portugal
Lady Fanshawe
Meir Son
Campéns
Pastor Fido
Horkee
Prince
Lyrlicks
Whitehall
Tower
Sir John Harrison
Oxford
Ann
Sir Richard Fanshawe
Wolvercote
Sir Richard
England
Richard
Charles
Barnstaple
Fanshawe
Richard Panshawe
Evelyn John Fanshawe
Parsioes
London
New York
John Lane
Henrietta Maria
Catharine of
Madrid
Earl of Sandwich
Fanshaiwve
Hertford
Lord Fanshawe
Ware Church
All Hallow's
A Political Novel Too Radical by I F Friedman Review
The review examines A Political Novel Too Radical by I K Friedman tracing a Chicago butcher’s rise to a United States Senator through ward politics and small city office. It notes the hero’s integrity and oratory but finds his reformist drive thwarted by self serving colleagues and a pessimistic view of radical politics lasting today.
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I. K. Friedman
D. Appieten & Co
United States
Chicago
Washington
Iij
Friedman
Bruce McAllister
McAllister
New England Inns Inspire Quiet Pride in Colonial Relics
The piece reviews Mary Caroline Crawford’s Little Pilgrimages Among Old New England Inns, praising her work on tavern lore and colonial customs. It notes inns near meeting houses shaped Puritan life and credits the author with careful restraint while profiling figures like Josiah Quincy and John Adams alongside the famed Brught.
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New Fogland
Mary Caroline Crawford
Old New England
al. Page
New England
The
Republic
Miss Crawford
Josiah
John Adwoys
Brught
Miss Paget Travels Through Europe in Gentle Travelogue
Vernon Lee reviews Miss Paget’s travel book detailing journeys in Germany Italy France and Switzerland. The critic praises the author’s wide culture friendly condescension and gentle moral tone while noting predictable anecdotes and serene settings.
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WeerMbeek
The London Clerk Robert Thorne Story Review
Shan FF Brul analyzes Robert Thorne a London clerk in the Tax Office. The book traces his move from Devon to London, his ambitions, friendships, courtship of Nell Willard, and cautious, mild methods to resolve opposition. It resembles William De Morgan in leisurely tone with limited plot.
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Robert Thorne
London
Shan FF
Brulhare
T. Werner Laurie
Thorne
Devonshire
S~s
Nell Willard
Nells Fath
Willia de Morgan
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