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Engel, Louis.
From Mozart to Mario; reminiscences of half a century.
2V. 1886 927.8 E63
v. 1. Auber.— Berlioz.— Chopin.— Gounod.— A word on "Faust."—
Meyerbeer.—Robert Schumann.—Mozart.
v.2. Wagner.—Rossini.—Verdi.—Thalberg.—Paganini.—Adelina Patti.—
Christine Nilsson.—Mario.
Fitzgerald, Percy.
Kings and queens of an hour; records of love, romance,
oddity and adventure. 2V. 1S83
920 F57k
v.i. The story of Theodore of Corsica.—Lady Hamilton.—The beautiful
Gunnings.—The romantic story of Sir Philip Francis.—The
early loves of Gibbon and Pitt.—The story of L[etitia] E[lizabeth]
L[andon].
v.2. The duchess of Kingston.—The bishop of Derry.—The story of
Peg Woffington.—George Brummel.—Paul Jones.—Beckford and
Fonthill abbey.—Ireland and the Shakespeare forgeries.—The story of
Mrs Fitzherbert.—An old lady's love; the story of Conway the actor.
—The story of Hugh Elliot.—The story of "Mie-mie."—The beautiful
duchess of Devonshire.
French, Henry Willard.
Art and artists in Connecticut. 1879
r 9 2 7 F9 2
History of fine arts in Connecticut followed by biographical sketches
of leading artists.
Goddard, Arthur.
Players of the period; a series of anecdotal, biographical
and critical monographs of the leading English actors
of the day. 2v. 1S91
9 2 7-9 G54
v.i. Henry Irving.—Wilson Barrett.—H. Beerbohm Tree.—E. S. Willard.—S.
B. Bancroft.—John Lawrence Toole.
v.2. John Hare.—Charles Wyndham.—Edward Terry.—W. H. Kendal.
—Charles Warner.—Arthur Cecil.—Thomas Thorne. —William Terriss.
—George Grossmith.—Henry G. Neville.—Lionel Brough.—Rutland
Barrington.
Griffith, M.
India's princes; short life sketches of the native rulers of
India. 1894
qrg23.i G89
Contents: THE PUNJAUB: Kashmir; Patiala; Kapurthalla.—RAJPUTANA:
Udaipur (or Mewor); Jeypore; Todhpur; Ulwar; Bhartpur.—CEN­
TRAL INDIA: Indore; Gwalior; Bhopal.—BOMBAY PRESIDENCY: Baroda;
Cutch; Kolhapur; Junagadh Kathia\var; Bhavnagar; Dhrangadra;
Morvi; Gondal.-—SOUTHERN INDIAN STATES: Hyderabad; Mysore; Travancore.
Hall, Mrs Anna Maria (Fielding).
Pilgrimages to English shrines. 2V. 1853
920 H169
Some account of the lives of well-known men and women, and of places
particularly associated with them.
Hanaford, Mrs Phebe Anne (Coffin).
Daughters of America; or, Women of the century. 1883. .rg20.7 H23
Brief biographical sketches of women who have been prominent in
various walks of life from the time of the Revolution. Contains
numerous portraits.
Hazlitt, William Carew.
Four generations of a literary family; the Hazlitts in England,
Ireland and America, their friends and their fortunes,
1725-1896. 2v. 1897
920 H38
Greater part of the first volume is concerned with William Hazlitt, the
essayist and friend of Lamb and Leigh Hunt. In the second volume
there are many anecdotes of the author's contemporaries.
Hodder, George.
Memories of my time, including personal reminiscences of
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