Mary Devereux's Charming Marblehead Tale
Little, Brown & Company presents Fifth Edition of Mary Devereux's charming story From Kingdom to Colony illustrated by Henry Sandham. The Atlanta Constitution and other reviews praise its absorbing plot and delicate graceful prose. It is described as dramatic with a patriotic atmosphere and lofty motives.
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Atlanta Constitution
Boston
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Currita, Countess of Albornoz novel review
A New York Times praised novel about Madrid society by Luis de Coloma translated by Estelle Huyck Attwell. The 12mo work costs $1.50 and is noted for its close study of men and women and an intricate, absorbing plot.
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Estelle Huyck Attwell
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Empress Octavia a Romance of Nero Court
Book notices praise the novel Empress Octavia by Wil Helmut Walloth translated by Mary J. Safford. It features Nero and Petronius with vivid, brisk incidents and strong stirring storytelling as critics from Philadelphia and New York call it spirited and engaging.
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Wilhelm Walloth
Mary J. Safford
Petronius
Philadelphia
N. Y
Home Fournal
A Dream of a Throne by Charles F. Embree
A dramatic revolt tale set in Mexico led by a Aztec descendant. The novel blends war and romance with vivid color and shifting action. Critics compare its richness to Sienkiewicz and place it in a tortilla land ambiance.
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Charles F. Embree
Henry Sandham
Philadelphia
Sienkiewicz
Tales for Christmas and Other Seasons by Coppee
Presentation of Coppee's tales in English translation by Myrta Leonora Jones. 16mo edition priced at $1.00. Chicago Evening Post calls it Coppee at his best with distinct writing, while The Boston Advertiser praises the fine translation by Henry Austin Clapp.
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Francois Coppee
Myrta Leonora Jones
Coppee
Chicago Evening Post
Henry Austin Clapp
Boston Advertiser
Bowker’s The Arts of Life reviewed as essays on man and mission
A critical reading of Richard Bowker’s The Arts of Life argues the volume offers familiar ideas on life as an art, human development, education, and society. The essay praises Bowker’s clear, if not original, judgments and notes his strong defense of personal goodness, marriage, and civic virtue, predicting many will find the work worthwhile reading.
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Mr. Bowker
Earth
Troy
Schliemann
Goebel Taylor Contest The Kentucky Campaign book review
The Goebel Taylor Contest presents a timely, complete field account of Kentucky politics from the Goebel election law to the Supreme Court decision. Louisville reporters offer coherent, impartial narration with biographies and 100 illustrations, photos, and etchings of scenes and buildings from the campaign.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Goebel
William Goebel
United States Supreme Court
Cartoon Spotlight on Goebel Ambition and Tactics
A series of newspaper cartoons critique the ambition of Goebel and his political maneuvers, illustrating the public friction and controversy they sparked across the era. The cartoons depict clashes between campaigns, voters, and political insiders, highlighting the turmoil their tactics generated.
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Smart French Stories by Coppée Reviewed
A critic praises Coppée's Tales for Christmas and Other Seasons for grace and clever plots. The Lost Child and The Christmas Lovers are highlighted while The Commendable Crime is deemed not to taste, and The Dressing Maid is noted for its smart theatrical sketch about Blanche Lilac and complexion jokes.
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M. Francois Coppée
Dérouléde
Desirée
M. Coppée
Blanche Lilac
South Africa and the Transvaal War Volume II Preview
The second volume of Louis Creswicke's South Africa and the Transvaal War is about to be issued by G. P. Putnam's Sons. It features Caton Woodville and other artists with color work, a Kipling manuscript facsimile, eight colored plates, portraits of commanding officers including Gen Joubert, battle scenes, maps, and plans. Churchill offers praise, noting its reference value through staff lists, troop distributions, and casualty tallies with officer biographies. TALES FOR CHRISTMAS AND OTHER SEASONS by Francois Coppée translated by Myrta Jones, Little, Brown & Co., $1.
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Louis Creswicke
South Africa
Transvaal
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Caton Woodville
Joubert
Winston Spencer Churchill
War Office
Churchill
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