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319 . The cross of honour. By Mary Openshaw, author of "The loser pays." "The Battle is to the strong!' [Publishers' vignette.] Boston. Small, Maynard and Company, Publishers.
1 2mo, 340 pages. [191 1] Charles Renaudin is introduced as a dauphin and dies as the story closes.
320 PELLICO, SILVIO. Le mie prigioni, Memorie di Silvio Pellico da Saluzzo. Homo natus de muliere, brevi vivens tempore, repletur multis miseris. Job.
[Publishers' monogram]. Firenze. Successori Le Mon- nier. 1884.
i2mo, 20...1 pages.
While the author was imprisoned at Santa Margherita, near Milan, in and after 1820, he became acquainted with his fellow prisoner, a " dauphin," probably Richemont. This book tells among other things of this acquaintance.
The author was born in 1789 and died in 1854. He endured much imprisonment for political offences which this book touchingly de- scribes. Petit Larousse Illustri calls him the Latude of Italy.
no 321 PERRIN, CLAUDE. Mdmoires du due de Normandie, fils de Louis XVI, ecrits et publics par lui-meme.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
319 . The cross of honour. By Mary Openshaw, author of "The loser pays." "The Battle is to the strong!' [Publishers' vignette.] Boston. Small, Maynard and Company, Publishers.
1 2mo, 340 pages. [191 1] Charles Renaudin is introduced as a dauphin and dies as the story closes.
320 PELLICO, SILVIO. Le mie prigioni, Memorie di Silvio Pellico da Saluzzo. Homo natus de muliere, brevi vivens tempore, repletur multis miseris. Job.
[Publishers' monogram]. Firenze. Successori Le Mon- nier. 1884.
i2mo, 20...1 pages.
While the author was imprisoned at Santa Margherita, near Milan, in and after 1820, he became acquainted with his fellow prisoner, a " dauphin," probably Richemont. This book tells among other things of this acquaintance.
The author was born in 1789 and died in 1854. He endured much imprisonment for political offences which this book touchingly de- scribes. Petit Larousse Illustri calls him the Latude of Italy.
no 321 PERRIN, CLAUDE. Mdmoires du due de Normandie, fils de Louis XVI, ecrits et publics par lui-meme.
What to read after Louis Xvii; a Bibliography?
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