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Ellsworth, Oliver—continued.
jurist (1745-1807) who was successively senator from Connecticut,
chief justice of the Supreme court and envoy to France.
Fechter, Charles Albert.
Field, Kate. Charles Albert Fechter. 1882. (American
actor series.)
92 F3isf
Fechter (1824-79) was an English actor who spent the last years of his
life in the United States.
"It is a journalistic extemporization, and really has very slight claims to
be considered as literature. . .The criticism of Hamlet is Miss Field's
one contribution of real value." Nation, 1882.
Fuller, Margaret, afterward marchesa d'Ossoli.
Memoirs. 2v. 1852 g2 Fg83m
v.i. Youth; autobiography.—Cambridge, by J. F. Clarke.—Groton and
Providence; letters and journals.—Concord; Boston, by R. W. Emerson.
v.2. Jamaica Plain, by \V. H. Channing.—New York; journals, letters,
&c.—Europe; letters.—Homeward.
Garrison, William Lloyd.
Tchertkoff, Vladimir, & Holah. Florence. Short biography
of William Lloyd Garrison; with an introductory
appreciation of his life and work by Leo Tolstoy.
1904 92 Gi95t
Outline of the life and views of the great abolitionist (1804-79), drawn
largely from the biography by his sons.
Goldsmith, Oliver.
Forster, John. Life and times of Oliver Goldsmith. 2v.
1854 92 G588f
"There are few biographies in any language to be compared with this
minute, extensive, well-conceived, and entertaining work... [Mr
Forster] does not attempt to dissect the man, but to represent him.
He does not eulogize; he loves." British quarterly review, 1848.
Gross, Samuel David.
Autobiography, with sketches of his contemporaries; ed.
by his sons. 2v. 1887
92 G939
"Sketches of some distinguished contemporaries," v.2, p.236-425.
Gross (1805-84) was an eminent Philadelphia surgeon.
Guthrie, Thomas.
Autobiography, and memoir by his sons, D. K. Guthrie and
C. J. Guthrie. 2v. IS75 92 G9862
Thomas Guthrie (1803-73) was a Scottish preacher and philanthropist
who took a leading part in the social movements of his day. His name
is chiefly associated with the cause of the "ragged schools" of Scotland.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel.
[Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, cd.] Hawthorne centenary
celebration at the Wayside, Concord, Massachusetts,
July 4-7, 1904. 1905
92 H367hi
The centenary exercises consisted of memorial addresses and reminiscences
by Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Julia Ward Howe, Charles
Francis Adams, Maud Howe Elliott, Julian Hawthorne, Moncure D.
Conway, F. B. Sanborn and others.
Henry VIII, king of England.
Thomas, William. The pilgrim; a dialogue on the life
and actions of King Henry the Eighth; ed. with notes
from the archives at Paris and Brussels, by J. A.
Froude. 1861 g2 H45i6t
Thomas (d. 1554) was an Italian scholar and clerk of the council of
Edward VI. His defence of the personal character and public policy
of Plenry VIII was first written in Italian. It is especially valuable
as representing the popular view of Henry VIII current in England
at the time of his death. It is not free from mistakes, but it has the
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