Victorian Gossip on Art, Books, and the Venetian State
Reminiscences of Victorian artists Frith Du Maurier and Trollope mingle with notes on contemporary publishers and proposed artist rights reforms. The piece also reviews a life of Frith, commentaries on Dickens, Trollope, Yates, and Austin, and surveys British commerce history and bibliographic topics.
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Brentances
Titie Pace
Frith
Esleman
Nadigious
Eld
Gentien
Cerry
London
Y Brooks
Royale
Louis of Hesse
Jussif
Gainsborough
Ted
Rormner
Af al- du Maurier
Mrs. Yates
Mary
Great Miss Driver and Other Notable Literary News
Literary notes report Anthony Hope’s forthcoming novel The Great Miss Driver about an English heiress who rises, falls, then regains. It covers Anatole France editions, Daudet ghostwriting debates, and Kent’s sevenvolume Historical Bible project with parallel biblical narratives and Babylonian parallels.
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Anthony Hope
Charles Foster Kent
Historical
Charles Scribner's Sons
United
Israel
Kent
Moses
Anthony Cuthbert novel by Richard Bagot described
Richard Bagot’s new novel Anthony Cuthbert features an English squire of large possessions and his nephew. The two men encounter a noble Italian family with dramatic, unusual incidents. Settings span Tuscany and England.
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Richard Bagot
Anthony Cuthbert
Italy
Tuscany
England
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Brown
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America
Charles Dickens
Anthony Trollope
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Joreus
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Tennyson
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R. M. Williamson
Beot
Williamson
Menew
Allan Fea
James II
Anne Hyde
Clarendon
Mary of
Modena
Cowper
Olney
John Gilpin
Mrs. Cotes
Sara Jeannette Duncan
Beatrice Harraden
Miss Harraden
France
Isaac
Lawgiveri
John Galsworthy
Putnams
Alfred Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Til Islands
Great Britain
India
Africa
East and West Indies
Charles M. Andrews
Johns Hopkins University
Andrews
Francesco Barbaro
Tiepolo
Anatole France
Sylvestre Bonnard
Epicurus
Lafcadio Hearn
John Lane Company
Joan of Arc
Manchester Guardian
Daudet
Flammarion
Paris
London “Times
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