Memoirs of Dumas Vol VI Ends His Paris Memoirs
This review lauds the concluding volume of Dumas Memoirs translated by E M Waller with Lang introducing. It covers Dumas’s vivid Paris life around 1830, his theatre encounters, vonquering cholera year trials, and his pivot toward romantic fiction, noting Delacroix and other artists at a famous fancy dress ball and the rise of his historical romance writing.
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Alexandre Dumas
E. M. Waller
Andrew Lang
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Dumas
Paris
Mumas
Delacroix
Tony Johannot
Decamps
Barre
Lucky Dumas
Pumas
Harel
Porte-Saint-Martin Theatre
Frederick Gaillardet
M. Gaillardet
Gaillardet
Gayety
Mile
Georges
Coering
Walter Scott
M. Buloz
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Isabeau de Baviere
France
Scotland
Rubinstein the Teacher in Hoefmanns Piano Teaching
A collection of classroom anecdotes about Arthur Rubinstein from Hoefmanns Piano Playing, highlighting his insistence on mental preparation before playing, fingering humor, and critique of mannerisms. It also notes a literary notes section on art, translation debates, Gaelic dictionary efforts, and upcoming publications by Seon Hedin and Goethe editions.
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Rubinstein
Ewen MacDonald
Herne Bay
Tighe Hopkins
Canterbury
Goethe
Lemcke
Buecehner
Chodowiecki
Ethe
Anthony Hope Hawkins
Zenda
Holt
C.D Gibson
Aumber
Lynch Law and the Lynchy Case in 1816
The passage discusses the origin of the term lynch law as noted by Notes and Queries and the N E D. It cites the Irishman Lynchy case of 1816 where Lynchy prosecuted burglars who were executed and a mob retaliated by burning his house killing his wife and others.
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Boycott
Lynehy
Rooney
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