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biloquist" and "Memoirs of Stephen Calvert" and two fragments
which Dunlap calls "Sketches of a history of Carsol" and "Sketches
of a history of the Currils and Ormes."
Byron, George Gordon Noel, lord.
Confessions of Lord Byron; a collection of his private
opinions of men and of matters, taken from the new and
enlarged edition of his letters and journals, arranged by
W. A. L. Bettany. 1905 92 B998C0
Contains but few references to his private life.
Dominic, St., called de Guzman.
Drane, Augusta Theodosia. History of St. Dominic,
founder of the friars preachers. 1891
92 D7i4d
Authorities quoted, p. 11-17.
"The most careful study in English of the beginning of a movement
vital to this day, and powerfully affecting Western Christendom."
Spectator, 1891.
Gregory I, the Great, pope.
Dudden, Frederick Homes. Gregory the Great; his place
in history and thought. 2V. 1905 92 G86626!
"Principal authorities," p.8-1 5.
"Next to Leo I. he [Gregory I, 54o?-6o4] was the greatest of the ancient
bishops of Rome, and he marks the transition from the patriarchal
system into the strict papacy of the middle ages." Schaff's
History of the Christian church.
Detailed account of his life and work, the first satisfactory biography in
English. Includes an exposition of his theology.
Hake, Thomas Gordon.
Memoirs of eighty years. 1892
92 H153
Hake (1809-95) was an English physician and poet, the retrospect of
whose long life is full of variety. Among the closest of his friends
were George Borrow and Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who are frequently
mentioned in his "Memoirs."
Halle, Sir Charles.
Life and letters; being an autobiography (1819-1860) with
correspondence and diaries; ed. by C.E.Halle and
Marie Halle. 1896
92 H178
"List of works with the number of times they were performed at Sir
Charles Halle's concerts," p.407-426.
Sir Charles Halle (1819-95) was a pianist and orchestral conductor born
in Germany, who lived most of his life in England. Halle's orchestra
became celebrated and did much to educate musical taste in England.
Henry VIII, king of England.
Pollard, Albert Frederick. Henry VIII. 1905
92 H4516P
Careful biography, written from the abundant sources of information
now available. Some of the judgments will undoubtedly be thought
open to question, especially the moral judgment of the king's character,
which will strike most people as a little too favorable. Condensed
from English historical review, 1906.
Lover, Samuel.
Bernard, William Bayle. Life of Samuel Lover, artistic,
literary and musical. 2v. 1874
92 Lg45b
v.i. Life.
v.2. Selections from unpublished papers and letters.
Lover (1797-1868) was an Irish novelist, artist and song-writer.
Lowe, Percival G.
Five years a dragoon ('49 to '54), and other adventures
on the great plains. 1906
92 L955
"Embodies ten years of military life, five in the mounted ranks, and
five as high-grade quartermaster's employee, in active service on the
great plains, beginning in 1850. .. Charged with practical hints about
savages and civilians, mules and wagon trains, troop horses and
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