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Bodley, Sir Thomas. r 92 8583b
Bodleian Library. Tercentale Bodleianum; a memorial volume for
the 300th anniversary of the public funeral of Sir Thomas Bodley,
March 29, 1613. 1913. Clarendon Press.
Campbell, Alexander. 92 Ci56r
Richardson, Robert. Memoirs of Alexander Campbell, embracing a
view of the origin, progress and principles of the religious reformation
which he advocated. 2v. in 1. 1913. Standard Pub. Co.
"List of Mr Campbell's published works," v.2, p.680.
Dewey, Admiral George. 92 D5i4de
Autobiography of George Dewey, admiral of the navy. 1913. Scribner.
"Gives with conciseness, and yet in a style that proves highly readable, the main
facts of his ancestry, education, naval experience under Farragut at New Orleans and
his later service in the Civil War...his appointment to the command of the Asiatic
squadron, the battle of Manila Bay and the complex responsibilities imposed upon the
victor immediately thereafter, and the chief events of his later peaceful years. . -Pictures
of war vessels and portraits of their officers abound." Dial, 1913.
Diirer, Albrecht. 92 Dg4id
Records of journeys to Venice and the Low countries; ed. by Roger
Fry. 1913. Merrymount Press. (Humanist's library.)
A familiar view of the great artist is revealed in these unpretentious letters in
which he writes freely, not of art but of such prosaic details as the sale of his pictures,
his traveling expenses, meetings with fellow craftsmen and patrons, and other incidents
of travel.
Eliot, George, (pseud, of Mrs Mary Ann (Evans) Cross). g2 E476d
Deakin, Mary H. The early life of George Eliot. 1913. Manchester
University Press. (Manchester University. English series, 110.4.)
"Covers the first forty years of her life and indicates, at the same time, the very
few events of any importance which occurred later... Miss Deakin is guided by an exceptionally
sympathetic insight into her author's spiritual life... She is inclined [at
times] to over-estimate George Eliot's art... But on the whole she avoids the critical
standpoint and keeps to her aim of dealing with the novelist's works only in so far as
they illuminate her personality." Dial, 1913.
Elizabeth Amelie Eugenie, empress of Austria. g2 E4857I
La Faye, Jacques de, (pseud, of Mile de Sardent). Elisabeth de
Baviere, imperatrice-reine d'Autriche-Hongrie; preface de Maurice
Barres. 1913.
"Ouvrages consultes," p.335.
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von. q 92 Gssgen
Engel, Eduard. Goethe, der mann und das werk. 1909.
"Zeittafel fiir Goethes leben und werke," p.620-630.
Johnson, John Albert. r 92 J362J
Governor John Albert Johnson Memorial Commission. Final report
of the commission. 1913.
Kellogg, Clara Louise. 92 Ki68k
Memoirs of an American prima donna. 1913. Putnam.
Miss Kellogg, afterward Mme Strakosch, gives varied and intimate experiences in
these recollections, which cover about 25 years, beginning with her first appearance in
1861.