King Over the Water in Lang Shield Review
A New York Times Saturday Review of Books essay critiques Thackeray's Esmond portrait of the Young Pretender. It argues the novel misrepresents Jacobean figures, weighs legitimacy of the Jacobite romance, and notes Lang and Shield’s rehabilitation of the Pretender with praise for certain passages and a standout tale of the Nonancourt Postmistress.
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Woodstock
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Prince of Orange
James II
Charlie
Sheriffmuir
Lord Mahon
A. Shield
Andrew Lang
New York
Longmans, Green & Co
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Prince Eugene
Debonair
Anne
Henry of Navarre
Paris
London
Mary of
Modena
Henrietta Maria
Clarendon
Bossuet
Hallam
Miss Shield
Nonancourt
Flora Macdonald
Old Paths and Legends of the New England Border
Katherine M. Abbott, noted New England authority, presents a 400 page volume by G. P. Putnam's Sons on Connecticut Deerfield and the Berkshires. It gathers gossip about old houses inns streets roads and byways with folklore and many beautiful faithful pictures. It captures the spirit of old New England.
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