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ioct u * 881 The Publishers' Circular 82...
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Ioct U * 881 The Publishers' Circular 82...
ioct u * The Publishers' Circular 829
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I From the SATURDAY REVIEW , February 21 , 1880 . I < 0 f the three volumes which are to contain the memoirs of Madame de R 4 musat , two have I leen published , and , of these two , one and a half have been translated into English . The I translatio n is unusually well done , being remarkably free from the stiffness and the foreign I air which mark most translations . Nor can anyone doubt that these memoirs deserved to be I tra nslated , and to be well translated , into English . < They are entertaining ; they bear on a subject of permanent interest—the character and ] ybjts of Napoleon What between the text and the notes , these volumes are eminently readable , and those who have gone as far as what has now been published will take them will concur in eagerly looking for the completion of the task which 1 u . de Re ' inusat and his very efficient translators have set themselves . ' Completion of the E & nusat Memoirs , Now ready , demy 8 vo . cloth , extra , price 16 s . IJ ± . SELECTION 1 I LETTERS of MADAME FROM THE DE REMDSAT To her Husband and Son , From 1804 to 1813 . IFIE & OIIVE THIS ZFrRDEZCsrOH ., IS'ST Mrs . CASHEL HOET and Mr . JOHN" LILLEE . A FIFTH EDITION IS EEADY . MEMOIRS of MADAME DE REMUSAT , 1802-1808 . Translated by Mrs . CASHEL HOEY and Mr . JOHN LILLIE . 2 vols . demy 8 vo . cloth extra , 32 s . Vol . I . now ready . Vol . II . nearly ready . I ( 'The translators have done their work with great spirit , and the English is so clear and easy that the moat delicate points 4 It of ia the delightful original reading are sharply preserved It would . be ' —Mayfaiii difficult to . over-praise the grace of style which marks this book Thcro Nanne criapness in all her anecdotes . '—Scotsman . the woria 'The / most —M ayb fascinating -aiii . personal narrative which baa been published since Madame d'Arblay's memoirs were given to * No one will take it up without reading greedily to the end . '—Athenaeum . 'nost ' It charmingly is almost confidential impossible to . '— convey May fair any . idea of tlio intensely interesting character of the book She is certainly 1 « miJ , * , y ^ , iesc there Particular ia hardly memoirs any book are which , moreover can equal , unusually them , while attractive the pe . rsonality Ah illustrating of tuei the r writer Interior i « not history the of leas the t interesting Bonnparto delation . '—tfrom Leading Article in the Daily News . .. London : SAMPSON Crown LOW Buildings , MARSTON , 188 Fleet , Street SEARLE , E . C . , & RIVINGTON , ( 488 ) ^^
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1881, page 829, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101881/page/69/
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