Savonarola: A Martyr for Florence and Reform
The article extols Fra Girolamo Savonarola as a reformer whose sermons toppled Florence’s pleasures and inspired moral renewal. It notes his audacity before Pope and Lorenzo de Medici, cites Rev. J. L. O'Neil's book arguing Savonarola was not excommunicated, and highlights the monk’s enduring reputation and influence across centuries.
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Earth
Savonarola
Italy
Florence
Fra Angelico
Heaven
Lorenzo
Florentines
Arno
J. L. O'Neil
O. P
Borgia
Girolamo
Sacred Palace
Savonaro
Rome
St. Mark’s Convent
Titian Rediscovered Before the Victorian Eye
An article discusses a Titian believed lost titled Perseus and Andromeda, its journey from 16th century Spain to the Palais Royal and Hertford House, its later misattribution to Veronese, and Claude Phillips’s analysis of Vasari notes on Titian’s technique. It notes restoration and a bathroom exile before reemergence and mentions related art and literary references.
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Titian
Perseus
Andromeda
Vasari
Venus
Adonis
Spain
Medea
Jason
Brussels
Palais Royal
France
Hertford House
Paul Veronese
Richard Wallace
Claude Phillips
Phillips
Antonio Perez
Alona
Alonso Sanchez Coello
Europa
John Gardner
Boston
Stoddard Poetic Publication Noted in Mrs Stoddard’s Paper
In Mrs. R H Stoddard's recent paper on Literary Folk as They Came and Went with Ourselves a reference appears to one of her husband's poetical works. The remark notes that it was not long before Mr. Stoddard published an early verse collection.
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New York
Spalding & Shepard
Broadway
Philadelphia
J.C. P
America
Fiske Harris
Brown University
Church of Rheims
Indian Wood
Harley River
Rome
Bessie Belk
Matthew Arnold
Alaric
Charles and Mary Lamb
and Poe
R. H. Stoddard
Spearman Short Stories Spark Reader Interest
Critics praise F H Spearman's short tale collection as brisk vivid railroad stories. The June Critic review calls them fearless and varied, with one volume already sold out and a second edition soon available. Two notable recent books illuminate the China Boxers and pre crisis conditions.
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F. H. Spearman
Cornelia Atwood Pratt
Mr. Spearman
China
The Love of Parson Lord and Other Stories Critique
Miss Wilkins receives high praise for her range and charm in The Love of Parson Lord and Other Stories. The reviewer notes a blend of quiet humor and pathos across tales, with Mark Twain’s long awaited volume mentioned as an important exception to the rule.
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Mark Twain
The Break Up of China and Related Works
A读 list notes several book titles and prices including The Break Up of China by Lord Charles Beresford and Archibald R Colquhoun priced at three dollars, The Monster at 125 dollars, and china in Transformation at 3.09 dollars. Other items mention The Nerve of ala at 1.25 and The Love of Parson Lord at 3.00.
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Awewy
Parson Lord
China
Hadleyburg
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Markier, Catlanan & Co
Venice
Stephen Crane
Edgar Allen Poe
Lord of
Foley
Lord Charles Beresford
Archibald R. Colquhoun
Ala
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