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Walker, Bettina.
My musical experiences. 1893 g2 W167
Contents: Sir Sterndale Bennett.—Tausig.—Sgambati — Liszt. — Deppe
and Scharwenckn.—Henselt.— Article on Henselt bv La Mara, from
the "Leipziger zeitung."—Letters to Henselt from Liszt, Von Billow
and Rubinstein.
Bettina Walker (d. 1893) was a pianist and writer, born at Dublin.
She studied under Adolf Henselt, and settled in London about 1890,
as an exponent of his method of teaching.
Washington, Mrs Mary (Ball).
Lossing, Benson John. Mary and Martha, the mother and
the wife of George Washington. 1886 92 W2723I
"Belongs to the better class of popular writing, yet unimportant to the
student of history. Preserves the current traditions of the two women.
Entertaining to the general reader." Larned's Literature of American
history.
Wesley, John.
Winchester, Caleb Thomas. Life of John Wesley. 1906,.92 W553W
A
temperate and accurate biography, intended for the general rcaaer,
as well as for the student of religious history.
General
History
International Congress of Arts and Science, St. Louis, igo4.
Congress of Arts and Science, Universal Exposition, St.
Louis, 1904; ed. by H. J. Rogers, v. 1-3. 1905-06 rgoi I24
v.i. History of the congress, by the editor.—Scientific plan of the
congress, by Hugo Miinsterberg.—Philosophy and mathematics.
v.2. tlistory of politics and economics.—History of law.—History of
religion.
v.3. History of language.—History of literature.—History of art.
Bibliography at the end of each subject.
The purpose of the congress was a comprehensive review of human
achievement in the various fields of learning during the 19th century.
Kelby, Robert Hendre.
New York Historical Society, 1804-1904. 1905 rgo6 K16
"Bibliography," p.135-160.
A brief history including a list of the publications of the society and
other details of interest.
Merivale, Herman.
Historical studies. 1865
904 M63
Contents: ON SOME OF THE PRECURSORS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION:
The emperor Joseph II; Catherine II of Russia; Pascal Paoli; Voltaire,
Rousseau and Gothe; A few words on Junius and on Marat;
Benjamin Franklin and Joseph de Maistre.—STUDIES FROM THE
HISTORY OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY: The streets of Paris in the
seventeenth century; A visit to Lutzen, ^862; A visit to Marston
Moor, 1861.—LEISURE HOURS OF A TOURIST: Scenery and antiquities
of Cornwall; The landscape of ancient Italy as delineated in the
Pompeian paintings; A visit to Malta, 1857; The angel of Byzantium.
Europe—History
Bourne, Henry Eldridge.
History of mediaeval and modern Europe. 1905
, References at the end of each chapter.
"General list of books," p.477-483.
Intended for use as a text-book. Narrates the history of the more important
countries together in chronological order instead of giving to
each a separate treatment.
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