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Hussian Dictionaries And
and sadors correspondence from Sir Jerom of our H different downwards ambasorsey
excellent , materials for such a history , in addi- , tion to the historical correspondence and
memoirs Historical that Society have been during published the last by twent the Russian y years .
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are tion very about apt Russia to think of a that later they period would . Russians be more
popular tional government in this country but t if h they e real had reason a constitu is that - ,
Louis their emp Phili ire and its history a const is itut too iona littl l m e onarc known h . ppe ,
leon but thoug III . w h ho superior was a despot in eve y he way was to neve Napo r so -
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cause When — — — — — he — — I said was - ™~— ' - ~« - I the ^ - " ^~ " ¦ thoug senior ¦ ™ ~^^ - ^^~^^ ht ™ ¦ ~^ p »~ ^^ v that representative ^^^ ^^^ pnr ^ ppp * ~^^ it ^^• p' ^ pp ^ was ^ pp ^ ppp ^^ p ^^^ p * ^ p ^ pv partly » ^^^ ^ in ^ b ^^^^» the be ^^^ ^^ r ^^ - ^^^
mal male e descendant line of their of James old royal II . would family be —what to this a
pr country J— ^— ise — — , — not — — — - » the knowing ¦ other ' ¦ - ^ -w -w ^^ B ^ vvpK expressed that ^ y ^ V ^^^ V ^^ Peter ^ HH * ^ k ^ the ^^ ^ 1 ^ ^^ greatest the ^ T ^«» ^ i ^ Great ^^^^ " ^ ^ . ^^ sur ^^ ^ ' ^ - "s *^
famil eldest d daug escen h d married , from the whom Duke the of Holstein Imperial - y ,
fat Gottorp her to , w our hose Charles ancest I . 's Yet brother friend was grand knew - my
burg all th -Lorraines e pedigrees . o Not f the one Bourbons in a million and , Haps I sup - -
pose , knows that the grandmother of Catherine si II dered . was the a Saxon Saxe-Coburgs princess as , an her d relation that she s when
cons to — he — King sent ^—» Leopold for — — —¦ ' f three v - ™ - ^»™ ^ I ^ . •¦» , of ^ and -w * . ^ their - ^¦¦ ^ H m . > R ak princesses . w . « H 1 ^ . ^ - . 9 the m /^^^ i ^ — Jfc Duchess - * ' V sisters ^^^^ Mfk ^^ Pkfk '
for of Kent her —to dson choose Constan a wife tin from e or among that Alex them - Tilsit ander I preserve ., gran by a specia d the existence l clause in of ; the Saxe Treat -Coburg y of
pamphlets Damr yet t hese hlfttfl , facts and ar \ d were ¦ n ptwana dul . np y . 'ir set ac fl /» counts /» nnn forth fa of r * in the t fli he « ;
nevrspaper Princess Saxe-Coburg Charlotte family w took hen the lace marriage with Prince of the Leopold of ¦ " - Saxe -w— -Coburg % hkb . I p was gravel , % assured
been by been another B ^ ~ in in ^™ R ± iussia usfiia - young -w - ^ . - ^^ that that - - mi *^ - »^ < litary « A her her ^ k man . people rk W V ^ nnlA VM , w . . *> ho > V wpsrA were V ^^ had i » . y W VJVV differ rK » never "k ^ *> flfar * Jk ^^^ d - -
like ently Hindoos shaped . to , In other making Europeans plans , for and future more quite invasions ignorant of Russia of the our utter military failure writers of negotia seem
and an tions a Poles . roles with in Circassians l 185 « o 44- -5 5 . or or , of of Crim the the Tartars futile futile invasions invAHion , Finns ,
of the Caucasus in , 1855 and 1877 . Yet this t m hey atter — know is of anythin some importance of the former . Neither Russian < Lo
kingdom Prussian " — ^ Of — ..-w and * of . m ^ Galicz « h * . _ Austrian w v * a ««« , g jfc w ^ rjfc hose territory V / JKJkV remains M V ^» AAA ^ have SJL . in J . l / UUfJAI been both * lA
the always ~— Polish " " ¦ " — one ww frontier —« of - *^ . the ** -jm- ^ jmw . difficulties **** , a ««« Either a «^>^^ Jk JL for A VV in strengthening w operating A ACJW W ^/ |^/\^\ on y jj |
, I peacerul relations or making war an improved
tial acqua to in us tance with Russian history is very
essen-. Nice XI JiVVI -Jk France « . lJVJUl ^/^ ' Your * obedient servant Air A jqy ^ H Author TL , - ¦ *^ * Xfc « . , ih m- >_ _ . > , - « k if *' _ ^^ ^^^ ^^^
March ^ ^ 2 ^^ , 1889 . . ' ] I do ™~ _~ not _~ advocate —¦—~ — — - ~ - ^ ~^ reference -m — *¦ - for — —r- —v— historical ¦ ~ ¦—r ^™— ^ v ^ v *^^— ^^ - ^^^ ^^^ 1 ^^^ ^^ f ^ uj
po want ints of HEdmp accuracy ly to , of Russ log ian ic , and comp of ilers a , stud for y of a the the law law ! evidence evidence is is with
Russian thorities of ot writers on ' Russ ; i but awhen why very verv we go conspicuous con have to spicuous French sound with and
aumore impartial materials , of our own to draw from ? For current history the French
newspapers are very unreliable guides .
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304 ^ The Publishers ' Circulair Marcii 1 ^ , 88 9 ¦ ' ^^ ' ^¦• t ^ MBHMM ^
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The ' Rev . J . G . Wood * . —Readers of natural history will hear with regret of the death of
the which Rev , took . John place George on Sunday Wood from , M . an A ., attack F . X . S of ., | peritonitis while — on a— ' visit to Coventryf . Mr .
more * Wood r to , who pppularise - \ , as the the Times stud ; points y of . natural \ out , has » history done j
son than of a y writer who of th was e pre at s one ent time age , chemical was the surgeon
lecturer born in London at the Middlesex in 1827 , Hosp and ital was . educated He was
war first d at s at Ashbourne ____ Merton College Grammar Oxford School , an which d after he - I I
rife _ - ~< - h _ oB ^ , h « h , was entere elected d i n Jackson 1844 ^ . . . I ^^ scholar n the fo ^ and ll ^ ow he i ng graduated year h e
B . A . in 1848 and M . A . in 1851 , . After being l attac « v vi . v ^ 'hed a * v % « for * *~ rjk two v ? r ^ - ^ years _ w ^^« jw « . k / to mf \ r the vaa % ^ Anatomical ^ a « ami va / *««¦* vmw *** Mu ^** m - . '
d seum ained at ^ Christ 1852 as Church Ch , lain Oxford to the , he Boatmen was or ' - s ap
years Floating , and Chapel in 185 . This he was post appointe he held d ass for is four tant
post Chaplain he resi to St gne . Bartholomew d in 1862 an ' s d Hosp from ital 1868 , which to ]
1876 he held the office of , Precentor of the Canterbury Diocesan Choral Union . Among
the eared large from number " Mr . of Wood - publications 's are that have app pen many
speci valua ble lly works adapted on for zoology the instruction , of which many of young aTe
readers History . Among Sketches them and are -Anecdotes * A Popular of Natural Animal
and Life / 'M ' The Feathered Boy's Own Friends Natural History or Bird Book Life . , ' ' y
hand He also books produced comprising a series 6 Common , of entertaining Objects of
his t 4 he works Seashore \ , ' Common ' ( perhaps Objects the best of the known Country of all , '
* Common Common Shel Objects ls of '; of the the Seashore Microscope '; and , ' and he
land followed , ' ' Common these by Beetles 'Common of Moths England of , ' Eng and
-^ illustrated * ^^ Glimpses ^^ " ^ v ^¦¦ H ¦ - ^ rr ^^ v - ^ - ^ ^^ - ^^ ^ . ^ f ^ ^ into Among ^^^ " —~ ^^^^^^^^ ^ i ^ Pet - ^ v v ^ BH ^ ft land t ^^ hese ^^ ^* ^^^^ ^«^ ^ B / smaller ^^ i all nv « wfl ^ ^ r ^^^» ^^ i of ^^^ ^^^ works them ^ ^^^^ H ^ tfv ^ ^^^ ^ must iv full ^^^ b * - ^ r ^ ^^^ y
also Homes be mentioned without Hands such , widel ' * Insects y-read at boo Hom ks e as , ' ^
and ' Our Garden Friends and Foes . ' The most important book that Mr . Wood wrote
volumes was his . larger This * is Natural enriched History with a / number in three of
from admirab the le life sketches , by artists , the of greater the highest part of rank them as
animal painters . Mr . Wood edited for Borne . i .
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1889, page 304, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031889/page/10/
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