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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
18
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The page lists Ridgely Torrence's graphic account of Captain Roald Amundsen’s Northwest Passage search, plus Topics of the Week with essays on Revolution and Its Meaning. Also includes book reviews, literary notes, and city book news sections across multiple pages.
Lord Rosebery in Glasgow warned against easy and cheap education funded by the state or endowments. He praised hardship forged character, citing Aberdeen 1830 as an example of frugal living shaping intellect. The London Saturday Review mocked the nobleman's lofty stance versus his own fortunes.
A reflective essay weighs Lord Rosebery against peers like Gladstone Balfour Asquith and the Duke of Devonshire. It argues his lack of decisive will may stem from privileged youth and questions whether hardship might have sharpened his career. It contrasts upbringing and outcomes among prominent British statesmen.
A critical notice on the five volume 1908 revision edited by J A Fuller Maitland and MF S A Maitland. Volume IV extends from Q and highlights new biographical entries such as Reznicek Rimsky Korsakov and Stassov with expanded notes on Schubert. The article notes broader public appeal and continued balance between technical detail and readable history.
In London the gossip centers on Miss Marie Corelli as a premier English novelist who sanctions secrecy around her next work and limits advertising. The Women Writers' dinner at the Criterion highlights prominent authoresses, while reviews discuss marriage novels and Maud Braby's Modern Marriage and How to Sear at or. A Jewish Chronicle interview with Zangwill notes health and productivity issues amid literary debates.
A second edition collects Motley's Rise of the Dutch Republic with Griffis continuation from 1584 to present under Queen Wilhelmina. Griffis adds links between British Dutch and American history and covers William the Silent as central to Motley's biography.
Henry F. Cope general secretary of the Religious Education Society presents Levels of Living a collection of essays exordiums and sermons. The book offers a plain guide to living with titles like Invisible Allies The Right to Happiness and Does He Care. It argues happiness comes from inner life and moral striving and aims to help readers apply religion to daily life.
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