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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
11
Review of Mr Davis last book of war correspondence lauds its vividness and clarity. It portrays pro French rather than pro Ally stance with anti Teuton sentiment. Describes scenes behind French lines, Venizelos diplomacy, and Allied failures. The work is practical, patriotic, and a portable military guide for citizens.
An encyclopedic handbook extols nationwide preparedness and compulsory military training. It cites citizen involvement, the National Guard, and a rifle club, arguing Jeffersonian Democracy requires universal military service and nationwide military schools.
In its ninth year the reference work remains vital, detailing how war halts civilization by devastating life and industry. It notes 1915 gifts to the U S totaling 1 6082 080 versus 318590482 in 1914 plus foreign relief funds, with critique of losses to preventable waste.
A review of Mrs. O'Shaughnessy's book tracing her Mexico letters from October 1913 to April 1914. It critiques her views on Huerta and Carranza, notes diplomacy shortcomings, and compares American policy to nonrecognition and intervention. It also surveys contemporaries and literary mentions within the compilation.
A subjective catalog by Mr Powys, sharing books he has enjoyed with no set method or duty to comprehensive coverage. He claims no obligation to include unread titles and emphasizes cultivated taste for serious readers, focusing on modern novelists and broad literary pleasures.
The New York Globe notes courage and the book’s position with emphasis on individual judgment and intellectual freedom. The Philadelphia Ledger comments that Herr Kernan belongs to a class whose brilliant exponents include Liebknecht and Harden, underscoring the book’s controversial viewpoint.
A detailed review of Miss Brown’s novel set in an American town facing immigration and political manipulation. It follows the embezzling husband’s prison arc and the fight to preserve native heritage amid corrupt officials, with strong focus on characters Patricia Beattie and the immigrant laborers. Also reviews The Micht Eye s of Danger a historical romance by Foster, praising its bold take on the Young Pretender era and noting Kipling’s colonial fiction influence and parallels with Australian and South African writers.
The fourth volume of The Life of Disraeli is in progress with reminiscences by Monypenny and notes by Walter Camp. New books include Handel profiles by Romain Rolland, Brahms by Markham, and Hudson’s tropical romance. Harper, Scribner, and Knopf announce June to August releases, with updates on politics, defense, and American industry.
A review of a multi collaboration novel featuring a syndicate of clever con artists. The plot spans New York intrigues, Bermuda decoys, a Klondike mine, and a Quebec bridge collapse inspiring an irrigation dam tale. Strong men and brave workers drive a manly, rehabilitative ending with a heroine who shares the hero’s flawed but steadfast resolve.
The London Times Literary Supplement notes that Russian appreciation for Shakespeare began in the late seventeenth century with German players and grew under Chekhov and Maeterlinck. The cult peaked in the 1830s and 1840s, especially in Moscow, and Hamlet became the most popular Russian Shakespeare work, shaping 19th century readers’ sense of action and prophecy as language wore thin in their era.
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