Napoleon's Last Days and the Napoleon Myth
A long article reviews Napoleon Bonaparte's final years on St Helena, his dignity and fury with Governor Lowe, and Talleyrand's judgment. It contrasts his military genius with personal flaws, notes his treatment of women, and ends with reflections on his death and legacy. Also brief notes on the Elephant Man and odd London curios.
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Torres
St. Helena
Napoleon
Limax
Sir Hudson Lows Oagan
Sir Hudson
Martioat
Lenka
Talleyrand
Alexander
Juliaa Cesar
Wario Big
Ose
Iomt
Ivar
Greece
Julius Casar
Histhas
Gesebis Khan
Genghis
Gonghis
Napoeho
Visio
Old
Longos Quarterly
England
America
Dejp Ao Hooperor
Elba
Ree
Talleyrand Xoen
Alfred the Great
Toun
Tran Thea
Hoebius
Parta
Eingliah
Tropics
Helena
Antnemy
Hige
Auperor
Bonaparte
Lowap
Lowe
Gove
Marginot
Napolaong
St. Helens
Nispolsong
Walter Scott
Hudson Laws
Injons Frente
Lows
Naius
Napoleon Aperior
Uut
Lin
France
Mme. de Steal
Europe
Mme, de Staal
Duchessa de Charreuse
Battis Rei
Poleon
Joseph
Duroc
Milton
London Hospital
Tragedian Keene Comments On The Legitimate Drama Stand
Theatrical notes report Keene praising the South for upholding legitimate drama while noting a demand for Shakespeare in the North and West. Elizabeth Saunders, aged 75 in San Francisco, and many theatre figures including Melba, Abbey, Willard, and Marie Burroughs are mentioned with various engagements, tours, and personal milestones across Boston, Chicago, and New York.
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Elizabeth Saunders
Joseph Jefferson
William Warren
San Francisco
Melba
Chicago
James H. Mapleson
Asi
New York
Academy of Music
Abbey
James W. Collier
George C. Boniface
Mrated
Marine Chester
Boston
Utopia, Limited
Nellie McHenry
Minneapolis
Marie Burroughs
Louis Masser
Pittsburg
Lucy Lewis
Barter
Rose Coghlan
Miss Lewis
Miss Coghl
Tin
Texas
Curtises
Kathrine Clemmons
Viola Clemmons
Viola Dagan
Melborne MacDowell
Propo Aber
Sutton Vane
London
Thomas W. Prior
Will A. Stephens
James Libbey
Agnes Delaporte
James Stuart
Schiller Opera House
Charles Kiele
John Philip Sousare
de Wolf Hopper
Eitan
Marles Burroughs
Louis Mason
Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
Frederick Warde Patsh
Bas Besa
Willard
England
Egypt
Keene
South
North
New West
Calvats
Jersey City
Dime Museem
Montreal
Lady Windermere
Gustave
Heavenly Twins
Sarah Grand
George Moore
Chicago Entertainment Company
Steele Mackay
Frank Hail
J. H. McVicker
Florida
T. Carey
Philadelphia
John Kernell
Schuttz Edwards
David Hender
Chicago Opera House
Pittsburo
Duquesne
Sam Reed
Clara Thropp
Wolfe Harrison
Tim Murphy
Brooklyn
John W. Palmoni
Brooklyn Star Theatre
Walter Sanford
Ole
Adonis
E. Rigo
Fragmented and garbled 19th century notes on science and history
A collage of skein-like facts and misread figures mentions chickens in Japanese science, ancient metal barter among Greeks and Lydians, coal usage, rifle photography speeds, and chronology quirks. It also recalls a medieval land sale and an oddly mistranscribed classroom exchange about Agamemnon’s children.
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Good
B.C
China
Juha Hindesorn
Hostom
Judellbouss
United States
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Comlena
Europa
Elbeth
Sig
Cam Fe
Kuvei
Pasquier
Bint
Yvan
Fontainebleau
Sapoleon
Boi
Pasquler
Prases
Napo- Joong
Jess
Biba
Southland
Snow
Nortalacd
Asa
Mars
Sibsriag
Arctic Ocean
Hrypt
Acayan
Napolley Pass
Guvernor
Dreara
Belead
Bosor
Wituras Vincent Byars
Universal Information Bureau
Cain
Pontius Pilat
Mapoleon
Wis Greatest
Andaman Islands
Charilo
Wifteon Conte
Agamemnon
Daya
Andy
BABY
Alex. Frew
Main Street
Columbus
Ohio
Medical and Surgical
Gay St. von Broek
Howes
Exab du
Orimas
France Medical and Surgical Institute
U.S