Waddington Memoir Letters Offer Diplomatic Glimpse
A review of Mme Waddington'sLetters of a Diplomat's Wife notes the absence of scandals or state secrets but finds value in candid social observations from 1883 to 1893. The journalist details impressions of Queen Victoria, Parliament, and notable figures, with affectionate portraits of the Waddingtons and their English life as recounted by Mme Waddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Waddington
Mary Alsop King
Columbia College
William Henry Waddington
Rugby
Cambridge
Moscow
France
Alexander II
M. Waddington
Ireneh
St. James
Germany
England
Scribners’ Magazine
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Empress of
Mr. Gladstone
Lord’ Salisbury
Froude
Lecky
Knowsley
Waddington
Wrddington
Warldington
Crea
Birger Todtwear
Ramisis
Erick Cameron
Inveraylort
Mme. Waddingtofi
Queen's
The
Derby
Westminster Abbey
Venice
Olympia
Mme
Bishopsgate
Canon Rogers
London
Spithead
Eugénie
Hédting
Tower of London
Windsor
Marlborough House
Duchess of Edinburgh
Elliman
Mme. Waddingtur
Ag” -Fulham Road
History of Preakness Records and Reform Debates
Fragmentary notes discuss the history of the Preakness Stakes, mentioning New York usage and reform movements, with references to reported records and criticism by a figure named Jorge Warn. The text is unclear and contains many garbled terms.
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Preakness
Pollet
Tas
Amerbcce
New York
Piréakreess
Feakness
Dassoie
Bes Jorge Warn
The Better Way by Charles Wagner in Translation
A review of The Better Way translated by Mary Louise Hendee, continuing Wagner’s interior dialogues on life and ethics. The critic notes moments of didactic tone, praises the poetic tenderness, and highlights themes of suffering, faith, and the author’s life experiences including his son’s death, with attention to translation quality and occasional hurried prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wagner
Mary Louise Hendee
New York
Mctlure, Phillips & Co
Wagner
Augustine Birrell
Browning
Be Greek Syntax and its Modern Grammatical Basis
A publishers note introduces a concise Greek syntax work by an American author, aiming to replace bulky old grammars with a precise approach. It highlights references to Homer and Greek texts, outlining lessons on sentence structures and linguistic patterns.
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Luis
Feder Dros Ph Ae
Reek Ht Tinteers Cobeve
Ras
American Hook Company
Bats
Cobneig
Plate
Sajmroeler
Truth and a Woman review by Langland author Anna Robeson Brown
A critical notice of Anna Robeson Brown's Truth and a Woman detailing its brief length and weighty themes. It praises the story's engagement yet questions the heroine's harsh portrayal and Mary Langland's flawed passion for Arthur Geraint amid agnostic conflict and religious duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Robeson Brown
Small
Chicago
Herbert
Stone & Co
Miss Brown
Mary
Langland
Arthur Geraint
A. K
Ife
Princeton Honor Roll of 1748 to Present Published
Princeton University issues Honor Roll compiled by John Roger Williams and published by the Secretary of the University. The 24 page octave lists salutatorians valedictorians hon or men junior orators Lynde debaters prize men fellows and university debaters from the first commencement in 1745 to the present day. It notes records from Faculty minutes and manuscript orders with names such as Burr and Lavnecton and references Franklin era prizes and the oldest awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton University
John Roger Williams
Pakes
Wits eWateleeh
Aaron Burr Redih
Fleury Feos Khol
Feary
Anene Pon
Delaw
Heinethas
Pela
James Mastison
Jri
Erwand
The
Fates
L-Health
Mets
Hite
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Mynaser
Issst
Mary Aina
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