Review of reviews and world's work . son of theirsimplicity and directness, their lack of schemingand plotting, and by the spontaneity ot everythingthey did. No more sympathetic treatment of thenative African ha- come from the ;>rc—. All theillustrations of the volume an- from photographs,s< ulpture, and <:• the author. In n, the • numerous anecdotes Hid dest ribes \ ile from Alexandria ventional and in considerable » information about modern Egypt. The rmn photographs b) tin author and ille ? in I |i BIOGRAPHY AND MEMOIRS Dr. McLaiu Hamilton, the •well-known ali«-n: w York, ha
Review of reviews and world's work . son of theirsimplicity and directness, their lack of schemingand plotting, and by the spontaneity ot everythingthey did. No more sympathetic treatment of thenative African ha- come from the ;>rc—. All theillustrations of the volume an- from photographs,s< ulpture, and <:• the author. In n, the • numerous anecdotes Hid dest ribes \ ile from Alexandria ventional and in considerable » information about modern Egypt. The rmn photographs b) tin author and ille ? in I |i BIOGRAPHY AND MEMOIRS Dr. McLaiu Hamilton, the •well-known ali«-n: w York, has written The Intimate ?lilton. a uork based chieflyupon original fan tnd other dot umi * hi< h h. ? iblibhed. liii ( . his unsettled iiiik h ol llir » .iii dc\I lamiltonn don |)i II 1 Louise Chandler Moult on5 is the stlbjccl i abiography by her friend, Lilian Whiting. long life in Boston and her friendshipswith the leading writers and literary personages of. LOUIS TON the period, both ai home and abroad, lend unusualinterest to this record ol her life and letters. A new life of the Black Irim e has been w i it -ten b) Mr. R. P. Dunn-Pattison, the author ofNapoleons Marshal-. In his endeavor to pre-sent a Bketch of the Black Princes charactei hisrapher has read through both the English andFrench chroniclers ol the fourteenth centurj andmost oi the modern works dealing \\ ii h thai book represents no original research bul is acompilation ol the labor- ..i oth< rs. The lack ol acomprehensive life ol the Black Prince in Englishseem- to justify the author in hi- attempt, andreaders who are lefl in doubl on disputedpoints in the Princes career are referred to thenal .tuthoril I or almosl Iit. —or Brander Vial olumbia I nivcrsitj I ha been honing • da) In able Oi Willi a llli .1 Molien II. hat finall) achieved hi- aim andmpal hi i i. biograph) ol the lamou Frem I en i ailed ihe ii m<. • iluUK- i ilium rat
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