Rome as It Is A Living Guide Through The Eternal City
A discerning portrait of modern Rome beside its ancient past. Mr. Hare, long resident, blends vivid scenes from the Capitol, Forum, and Catacombs with notes on the Ghetto, climate, and daily life. The volume promises practical guidance for travelers and scholars alike.
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Records of the War and Wartime Letters From Metz Prison
The piece praises war correspondence and notes the republication of G. T. Robinson of the Manchester Guardian letters from Metz during the siege. It highlights early, detailed reporting by prominent reporters and asks what future history will say of the war’s literature.
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The Fall of Metz and War Reports From Front
A London printed narrative by G T Ronentsoy and a near contemporary by the Non OC A Winn recount battles Spicheren Gorze and Gravedutte with impressions from the Metz collapse. The works appear from Bradbury Evang and Co and W Blackwood and Son.
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Review of Robinson and Winn war volumes on the Moselle campaign
The piece praises Robinson and Winn for vivid, eye witness accounts of the 1870 Moselle campaign. It notes their portraits of soldiers and peasants, the moral critique of war, and the danger of glamorizing conflict. The reviewers urge readers to grasp war’s true cost rather than its jingoistic gloss.
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