The Little Dauphin by Catherine Welch review
A thorough appraisal of Catherine Welch’s The Little Dauphin, praising its vivid court portraits and careful weighing of sources. The reviewer notes Welch’s balanced treatment of the Dauphin’s fate, supporting an escape theory while rejecting explicit resurrection claims, and highlights the book’s period-appropriate tone and humane imagination.
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Wind in the Willows book banned for children reviewers warn
A discussion condemns The Wind in the Willows as dangerous and unreadable to the young, arguing the tale hides allegory and moral peril. Critics note the book’s charm through Rat and Mole, its nature-poem tone, and its resistance to neat classification. The piece concludes the work deserves to be cherished and read, not censored.
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Princeton Baccalaureate Addresses by Woodrow Wilson
A Princeton baccalaureate address by Woodrow Wilson appears in The Free Life a 75 cent volume. Wilson urges Independent, enlightened life guided by conscience and good judgment. He tells graduates to abandon world norms that offend reason and to shape the evolving world with university insights.
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James Morgan's Lincoln A Boy and Man Narrative
James Morgan presents a simple story of Abraham Lincoln in dramatic pictures aiming to show a common man’s struggles and achievements. He avoids heavy criticism, highlighting Lincoln’s honesty courage patience justice and kindness through a readable biographical tale with illustrations.
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