Sir Roger de Coverley and Other Literary Notes
A colonial era column surveys Addison and the enduring charm of Sir Roger de Coverley, celebrates enduring literary portraits, and notes fashion and social trends from England and America including colored coats and tattooing as markers of taste. It reports on French royalty wealth and estate transfers involving the Comte de Paris and the Duc dOrleans with mentions of Château dEu and Villamanrique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger de Coverley
Addison
Cato
Hern
Lonton
Sir Roger
O. W. Oliphant
London
America
Ward McAllister
Rhecout Journal
England
Orleans
Comte de Paris
Gal- Hera
Comtesse de Paris
Duc d’Orleans
Clairvaux
Chateau d’Eu
Normandy
Villamanrique
Seville
Duc d'Orlesna
Doorpesalee
Paris de
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Nele Charley
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First National Bank
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Seymour Jacobs
Brooks McClane
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