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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

16

Comtesse de Boigne and the 1830 Paris Coup

The narrative recounts the Comtesse de Boigne guiding diplomacy during the July 1830 crisis in Paris. She arranges pivotal talks with Mlle. d Orléans and Gen. Pozzo, persuades the Russian envoy to back Louis Philippe, and receives a pen of honor for her role in stabilizing relations with the Duc d Orléans as king.

L’aigion Prince de Carignan Comtesse Duc de Ragusa Charles X Paris Gen. Pozzo St Cloud Duc d’Orléans Louis Philippe Palais Royal Gen Sebastiani Russia Comtesse de Boigne Pozzo Mademoiselle Jules Goulay Boignes Lobinsky Milo. d'Orléans St. Petersburg Europe Duc d'Orléans France

The Evolution of the Universe by Svante Arrhenius

Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius argues in Worlds In the Making that the universe has no beginning or end though it changes continually and evolves. The book, to be published in English by Harper Brothers, expands on his star dust theory and surveys planets and solar systems, noting Verus and Mars as likely habitable with possible habitation on some of Jupiter's moons.

Harper & Brothers Svante Arrhenius Tes Torks Saturday Review of Books Verus Mars Jupiter Buckingham Philip Olivarez Steenie Charles Madrid England Charles I France Rochelle Whitehal Old Coke Duke of Buckingham Honer Felton Brutus

Modernism and Romance Explored in R Scott James Book

In Modernism and Romance author R Scott-James argues modern mental attitudes clash with romance yet seeks reconciliation. He cites a cosmopolitan cast including Jack London H G Wells Rudyard Kipling Upton Sinclair Bernard Shaw Marie Corelli Joseph Conrad John Burroughs Oscar Wilde Hall Caine Thomas Hardy and others.

R. Scott-James John Lane Company Jack London H. G. Wells Rudyard Kipling Upton Sinclair Bernard Shaw Marie Corelli Joseph Conrad John Burroughs Oscar Wilde Hall Caine Thomas Hardy

The Romance of George Villiers First Duke of Buckingham

A review praises Philip Gibbs The Romance of George Villiers First Duke of Buckingham and Women and Men of the Stuart Court. It notes Villiers rose as a court favorite, fueled by courtly favoritism and eventual downfall, and credits Gibbs for weaving human detail with historical context, highlighting the assassination era.

Duke of Buckingham Strafford Elizabeth James Hallam Charles II Hume Clarendon Charles Steenie Nigel Gardiner Mr. Gibbs George Valiers Philip Gibbs Eva New York G P Put- Bam

Modern Artists by Christian Urinton to be published by Laker & Taylor

The forthcoming volume covers over a century of art from Pragonard to Zuloaga. It profiles representative painters by school rather than fame and features sixty one plates including four color subjects. Color plates include Whistler's Rusa-Corder first time in color.

Pragonard Zuloaga Christian Urinton Laker & Taylor Company Whistler

Outing Publishing offers $1000 for a new novel by a fresh writer

The Outing Publishing Company invites entries for a new novel by an unpublished writer. Submissions must be typewritten, meet standard length of 60,000 words or more, and be mailed to the Book Department, Depot, New York. The prize aims to promote young and relatively unknown authors.

Outing Publishing Company Deposit N. Y

Mrs Ward to Visit America on the Adriatic

Mrs Humphry Ward sails from England to the United States aboard the Adriatic on March 1 to visit her cousin Mrs Frederick W Whitridge in New York for about six weeks. A large social program awaits her and she may focus on personal impressions rather than fiction.

Humphry Ward England America Frederick W. Whitridge New York

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