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Lamb, Charles.
Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon. Final memorials of Charles
Lamb, consisting chiefly of his letters not before published,
with sketches of some of his companions. 2v.
1848 g2 Li7gt
Talfourd was the friend and executor of Lamb, whose letters and
memorials he published with reverent care.
Laval de Montmorency, Frangois de, bp.
Leblond de Brumath, A. Bishop Laval. 1906. (Makers
of Canada.)
92 L381I
Laval (1622-1708) was bishop of Quebec, 1674-83. His name is perpetuated
in Laval University.
Law, John, 1671-1729.
Wood, John Philip. Memoirs of the life of John Law of
Lauriston; including a detailed account of the rise,
progress and termination of the Mississippi system.
1874 92 L3g8w
Chief authority for the life of John Law (1671-1729), financier and
speculator, originator of the Mississippi scheme.
Leslie, Charles Robert.
Autobiographical recollections', ed. with a prefatory essay
on Leslie as an artist and selections from his correspondence,
by Tom Taylor. 2v. in I. i860 92 L644
"List of the principal pictures painted, and of all the pictures exhibited
by C. R. Leslie," v.2, p.319-325.
Leslie (1794-1859) was an English painter of American parentage.
He is chiefly famous as an illustrator of humorous scenes from the
great authors.
Lever, Charles.
His life in his letters; by Edmund Downey. 2V. 1906 92 L664
Trustworthy account of the life of the Irish novelist (1806-72), made
up chiefly of his letters, his "Log-book" and the autobiographical
prefaces to his novels.
Lilly, William.
History of his life and times, from the year 1602 to 1681;
published from the original ms. London, 1715. 1822.. . .rg2 L711
Lilly (1602-81) was an English astrologer.
His autobiography "is a discursive account of his friends and foes, and
has acquired more reputation than its intrinsic merits, either as
literature, or autobiography, deserve." Dictionary of national biography.
Liszt, Franz.
Ramann, Lina. Franz Liszt, artist and man, 1811-1840; tr.
fr. the German by E. Cowdery. 2v. 18S2
92 L738r
"The whole tone of the two good-sized volumes... is one of panegyric
and glorification of the author's subject." Saturday review, 1883.
Lowrie, Mrs Louisa Ann (Wilson).
Fairchild, Ashbel Green, comp. Memoirs of Mrs Louisa A.
Lowrie. wife of the Rev. John C. Lowrie, missionary
to lower India, who died at Calcutta, Nov. 21st, 1833,
aged 24 years; comp. from her letters and private papers;
with an introduction by E. P. Swift. 1836. Pittsburgh
rg2 Lg63f
Macready, William Charles.
Pollock, Lady Juliet. Macready as I knew him. 1884.. ..92 M224P
Brief sketch of Macready (1793-1873) giving a glimpse of his personal
rather than his professional side.
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