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Damien de Veuster, Father Joseph.
Clifford, Edward. Father Damien; a journey from Cashmere
to his home in Hawaii. 1890
92 Di86c
Contents: Introductory.—Hawaiians and Hawaii.—Father Damien and
Molokai.—The lake of fire.—Our next duty.
Father Damien (1840-89) was a Belgian priest of the Roman Catholic
church, a missionary to the leper settlement on the Hawaiian island of
Molokai.
Grieg, Edvard.
Finck, Henry Theophilus. Edvard Grieg. 1906. (Living
masters of music.)
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"Bibliography," p.127-128.
"Edvard Grieg's works," p.129-130.
First English biography of the Norwegian composer.
Henry VIII, king of England.
Hume, Martin Andrew Sharp. The wives of Henry the
Eighth, and the parts they played in history. 1905.. . .g2 H4516I1
The real motive of the book is the interpretation of the character of
Henry VIII. With the six unfortunate queens the author has little
to do.
Hoar, George Frisbie.
United States—Congress. George F. Hoar [and] Matthew
Stanley Quay; memorial addresses delivered in
the Senate and House of representatives. 1905. (58th
cong. 3d sess. Senate. Doc. no.201-202.)
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Jeaffreson, John Cordy.
Book of recollections. 2v. 1894
92 J226
Gossip, journalistic and literary experiences of an English miscellaneous
writer, 1831-1901.
Lincoln, Abraham.
Bancroft, George. Memorial address on the life and character
of Abraham Lincoln; delivered in the House of
representatives at Washington, on the 12th of February
1866. 1866 r92 L7isb
MacDowell, Edward Alexander.
Gilman, Lawrence. Edward MacDowell. 1906. (Living
masters of music.)
92 Mi48g
Brief biography and just estimate of the work of the foremost American
composer (b. 1861).
Mahony, Francis Sylvester, (pseud. Father Prout).
Final reliques of Father Prout; collected and ed. by
Blanchard Jerrold. 1876
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Contents: The Rev. Francis Mahony.—Father Prout's Reliques.—Mahony
in Paris.—Don Jeremy Savonarola.—Rome, 1846; the fag end
of a long reign.—Between the old regime and the new.—The bright
dawn of better days.—Rome, 1847.—Paris notes under the second empire.—Political
epistle from Father Prout to Boz.—Father Prout's inauguration
ode.
Francis Mahony (1804-66), better known by his pseudonym of Father
Prout, was an Irish priest and humorist, the author of some brilliant
and original contributions to "Fraser's magazine," under the title of
"Reliques." The "Final reliques" comprise, for the most part, his
correspondence from Rome with the "Daily news." They are prefaced
by a memoir of Father Prout, which occupies nearly half the book.
Mathews, Charles.
Mathews, Mrs Anne (Jackson). Life and correspondence
of Charles Mathews, the elder, comedian; abridged
and condensed by Edmund Yates, i860
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Mathews (1776-1835) was an English comedian.
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