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# The Times/1933/Obituary/Robert Mackintosh

Source: The Times (London, England), Wednesday, Feb 15, 1933; pg. 17; Issue 46369. — The Rev. Dr. Mackintosh.
The Rev. Dr. Mackintosh
The Rev. Robert Mackintosh, D.D., who died at Kinrara, Whaley Bridge, on Sunday at the age of 74, exercised a great influence on a generation of students for the Congregational ministry. He was professor at the Lancashire Independent College, Whalley Range, Manchester, from 1894 till 1930. Dr. Mackintosh was educated at Glasgow University, where he took his M.A. degree. He then went to the new College, Edinburgh, for his Divinity course, and graduated B.D. at Edinburgh. Glasgow gave hi the degree of D.D. in recognition of his scholarly influence over his students. Before going to Manchester he was minister at Dumfries for four years. Dr. mackintosh took a deep interest in public affairs. For many years he was a member of the local Bible Society Committee. A memorial service will be held to-day in the College Chapel, Whalley Range.
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# The Times/1933/Obituary/Mme. Christitch

Source: The Times, Saturday, Jan 28, 1933; pg. 12; Issue 46354 — Mme. Christitch
MME. CHRISTITCH
Mme. Elizabeth Christitch, who died in London on Thursday at the age of 73, was a gifted writer, and her name was well known as a contributor to leading English and American publications.
The daughter of Mr. John O'Brien of Loughghur, Co. Limerick, she was a patriotic Irishwoman, but was also deeply attached to the country she had adopted in marrying a distinguished Serbian soldier, Colonel Christitch. From her home in Belgrade she was correspondent for the short-lived Tribune, and during the Balkan War of 1912 she championed the cause of the little Christian peoples of the Balkans in a series of articles in several London daily newspapers and also in the Chicago Tribune. She nursed Serbian soldiers in the War of 1913, and received the Serbian Cross of Merit and a medal from the Red Cross Society. In the Great War she did Red Cross Work at Belgrade. Mme. Christitche's version of the Serbian National Anthem was published in The Times of 1914, and was sung in this country during the whole period of the War. At one time Colonel Christitch held a diplomatic post at the Imperial Court in Russia, and there his wife collected much material for articles published in English and American reviews. She was very active in the suffrage movement, and her championship of the cause had a marked effect on Roman Catholic opinion. She leaves a son, General Nikola Christitch, and two daughters, Annie, journalist and lecturer, and Janie, in religion Mother Mary of the Cross.
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# The Works of Voltaire/Volume 36

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The WORKS of VOLTAIRE
EDITION DE LA PACIFICATION
Limited to one thousand sets
for America and Great Britain.
“Between two servants of Humanity, who appeared eighteen hundred years apart, there is a mysterious relation. * * * * Let us say it with a sentiment of profound respect: JESUS WEPT: VOLTAIRE SMILED. Of that divine tear and of that human smile is composed the sweetness of the present civilization.”
VICTOR HUGO.
ruins of lisbon
edition de la pacification
the works of
v o l t a i r e
a contemporary version
With Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized New Translation by William F. Fleming, and an Introduction by Oliver H. G. Leigh
a critique and biography by
the rt. hon. john morley
forty-three volumes
one hundred and sixty-eight designs, comprising reproductions of rare old engravings, steel plates, photogravures, and curious fac-similes
volume xxxvi
akron, ohio
the werner company 1906
Copyright 1901 By E. R. DuMont
Owned by The Werner Company Akron, Ohio
made by THE WERNER COMPANY akron, ohio
Voltaire
The Lisbon Earthquake and Other Poems
contents
LIST OF PLATES
Vol. XXXVI
# The Works of Voltaire/Volume 20

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edition de la pacification
the works of
v o l t a i r e
a contemporary version
With Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized New Translation by William F. Fleming, and an Introduction by Oliver H. G. Leigh
a critique and biography by
the rt. hon. john morley
forty-three volumes
one hundred and sixty-eight designs, comprising reproductions of rare old engravings, steel plates, photogravures, and curious fac-similes
volume xx
akron, ohio
the werner company 1906
VOLTAIRE
HISTORY OF CHARLES XII.
in two volumes
Vol. I
CONTENTS
List of Plates
Vol. XX
# The Works of Voltaire/Volume 2

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The WORKS of VOLTAIRE
EDITION DE LA PACIFICATION
Limited to one thousand sets
for America and Great Britain.
"Between two servants of Humanity, who appeared eighteen hundred years apart, there is a mysterious relation * * * * Let us say it with a sentiment of profound respect: JESUS WEPT: VOLTAIRE SMILED. Of that divine tear and of that human smile is composed the sweetness of the present civilization."
VICTOR HUGO.
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She then took a razor and went to her husband's tomb
edition de la pacification
the works of
v o l t a i r e
a contemporary version
With Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized New Translation by William F. Fleming, and an Introduction by Oliver H. G. Leigh
a critique and biography by
the rt. hon. john morley
forty-three volumes
one hundred and sixty-eight designs, comprising reproductions of rare old engravings, steel plates, photogravures, and curious fac-similes
volume ii
akron, ohio
the werner company 1906
Copyright 1901 By E. R. DuMont
Owned by The Werner Company Akron, Ohio
made by THE WERNER COMPANY akron, ohio
Voltaire
Romances
In Three Volumes Vol. I.
​THESE ROMANCES, mostly short stories, are regarded by many of the foremost experts in literature as among the finest and strongest productions of Voltaire's unique literary genius. Each was written with a definite purpose; it holds the mirror up to a delusion of the day, and perhaps to some of our day. This it does ruthlessly enough, yet with so gracious a humor that the shock carries with it a sensation of exquisite pleasure and tonic after-effect. They have all the best characteristics of the Oriental tales then in vogue, and as examples of pure style in its most delicate modes of expression they are rightly pronounced incomparable.
Contents.
Page
The blind of one eye; the nose; the dog and the horse; the envious man; the generous; the minister; the disputes and the audiences; jealousy; the woman beater; slavery; the funeral pile; the supper; the rendezvous; the dance; blue eyes; the robber; the fisherman; the basilisk; the combats; the hermit; the enigmas.
Adventures of Johnny and his worthy father; the controversy of the "buts"; Johnny returns to London; they want to get Johnny married; a terrible adventure; what happened in America; dialogue on atheism; Johnny's marriage.
The Princess Amasidia meets a bull; Pharaoh's magician; the Princess and the serpent; they wanted to sacrifice the bull and exorcise the Princess; the serpent comforts the Princess with stories; it fails to do so; they want to behead the Princess, but do not; apotheosis of the white bull.
National poverty; disaster of the man of forty crowns; conversation with a geometrician; adventure with a Carmelite; the man of forty crowns marries; on taxes paid to a foreign power; on proportions; a great quarrel; a rascal repulsed; a good supper at Mr. Andrew's.
LIST OF PLATES
Vol. II
PAGE
# The Works of Voltaire/Volume 3

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The WORKS of VOLTAIRE
Edition de la Pacification
Limited to one thousand sets
for America and Great Britain.
"Between two servants of Humanity, who appeared eighteen hundred years apart, there is a mysterious relation * * * * Let us say it with a sentiment of profound respect: JESUS WEPT: VOLTAIRE SMILED. Of that divine tear and of that human smile is composed the sweetness of the present civilization."
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"You have abandoned me," said Colin; "But though you are a great man I will love you forever"
edition de la pacification
the works of
v o l t a i r e
a contemporary version
With Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized New Translation by William F. Fleming, and an Introduction by Oliver H. G. Leigh
a critique and biography by
the rt. hon. john morley
forty-three volumes
one hundred and sixty-eight designs, comprising reproductions of rare old engravings, steel plates, photogravures, and curious fac-similes
volume iii
akron, ohio
the werner company 1906
Copyright 1901 By E. R. DuMont
Owned by The Werner Company Akron, Ohio
made by THE WERNER COMPANY akron, ohio
Voltaire
Romances
In Three Volumes Vol. II.
CONTENTS
* page
* A voyage to Saturn by an inhabitant of Sirius; what befel him on our globe; he captures a vessel; what happened in his intercourse with men.
* He is converted; falls in love; repulses the English; goes to the court; is imprisoned in the Bastille with a Jansenist; his sentiments on the drama; Miss St. Yves consults a Jesuit; her death and its consequences.
* Royal contest for the hand of Formosanta; the king's council; the bird's eloquent conversation; Aldea elopes with the king; Formosanta visits China; Amazan visits Albion, and Saturn, and Rome; an unfortunate adventure in Gaul; reconciliation.
List of Plates
Vol. III
PAGE
# The Works of Voltaire/Volume 16

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The WORKS of VOLTAIRE
EDITION DE LA PACIFICATION
Limited to one thousand sets
for America and Great Britain.
"Between two servants of Humanity, who appeared eighteen hundred years apart, there is a mysterious relation * * * * Let us say it with a sentiment of profound respect: JESUS WEPT: VOLTAIRE SMILED. Of that divine tear and of that human smile is composed the sweetness of the present civilization."
"UNGRATEFUL SEID, THOU HAST SLAIN ME; NOW THOU WEEPEST; ALAS, TOO LATE"
edition de la pacification
the works of
v o l t a i r e
a contemporary version
With Notes by Tobias Smollett, Revised and Modernized New Translation by William F. Fleming, and an Introduction by Oliver H. G. Leigh
a critique and biography by
the rt. hon. john morley
forty-three volumes
one hundred and sixty-eight designs, comprising reproductions of rare old engravings, steel plates, photogravures, and curious fac-similes
volume xvi
akron, ohio
the werner company 1906
Copyright 1901 By E. R. DuMont
Owned by The Werner Company Akron, Ohio
made by THE WERNER COMPANY akron, ohio
the dramatic works of voltaire
in five volumes Vol. II
CONTENTS
PAGE
List of Plates
Vol. XVI
# The Sun—just touched the Morning—

* "The Sun's Wooing" in Poems: Second Series (1891)
* "The sun just touched the morning" in The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson (1924)
# The Sunset of the Century

* The Modern Review/Volume 21/Number 6/The Sunset of the Century
* Nationalism/The Sunset of the Century
# The Sunshine of Your Smile

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This is a disambiguation page. It lists works that share the same title. If an article link referred you here, please consider editing it to point directly to the intended page.
* The Sunshine of Your Smile, popular song with lyrics by Leonard Cooke and music by Lilian Ray (1913).
* The Sunshine of Your Smile, anonymous World War I parody of the Cooke/Ray song (1910s).
# The Superstition of Divorce

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## Introductory Note

The earlier part of this book appeared in the form of five articles which came out in the "New Witness" at the crisis of the recent controversy in the Press on the subject of divorce. Crude and sketchy as they confessedly were, they had a certain rude plan of their own, which I find it very difficult to recast even in order to expand. I have therefore decided to reprint the original articles as they stood, save for a few introductory words; and then, at the risk of repetition, to add a few further chapters, explaining more fully any conceptions that may seem to have been too crudely assumed or dismissed. I have set forth the original matter as it appeared, under a general heading, without dividing it into chapters.
G.K.C.
# The Sunshine of Your Smile (Cooke and Ray)

British popular song published by Francis, Day and Hunter in London in 1913 just before the First World War.
* "The Sunshine of Your Smile", sheet music (1915)
* "The Sunshine of Your Smile" in The Canadian Soldiers' Song Book (1917).
# The White Company

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The White Company by Arthur Conan Doyle is a historical adventure set during the Hundred Years' War. In 1889, Doyle attended a lecture on medieval times and began to seriously think about writing a novel set in the fourteenth century. It was written after extensive research, and initially published in serialized form in 1891 in Cornhill Magazine. Warning: template has been deprecated.
THE WHITE COMPANY
A. CONAN DOYLE
[Front matter]
THE WHITE COMPANY
WORKS BY A. CONAN DOYLE.
* The White Company.
* Micah Clarke.
* The Refugees.
* Rodney Stone.
* Uncle Bernac: a Memory of the Empire.
* The Great Shadow.
* Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
* Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes.
* The Sign of Four.
* A Study in Scarlet.
* The Firm of Girdlestone.
* The Parasite.
* Exploits of Brigadier Gerard.
* Captain of the Polestar.
* Round the Red Lamp.
* The Stark Munro Letters.
* The Doings of Raffles Haw.
* The Tragedy of the Korosko.
* Songs of Action.
* A Duet.
* The Green Flag, and other Stories of War and Sport.
* The Great Boer War.
* Adventures of Gerard.
* The Hound of the Baskervilles.
* Return of Sherlock Holmes.
* Sir Nigel.
* Through the Magic Door.
* Round the Fire Stories.
THE FINAL BOUT
THE WHITE COMPANY
BY
A. CONAN DOYLE
AUTHOR OF 'MICAH CLARKE' 'RODNEY STONE'
'UNCLE BERNAC' ETC.
THIRTIETH EDITION
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS
LONDON
SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15 WATEELOO PLACE,
1909
[All rights reserved]
TO THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE
THE REUNION OF THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING RACES
THIS LITTLE CHRONICLE
OF OUR COMMON ANCESTRY IS INSCRIBED
South Norwood
September 29, 1891
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# The White Company/Advts

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SIR A. CONAN DOYLE'S WORKS.
New Illustrated 3s. 6d. Edition. Crown 8vo.
In Uniform Red Cloth Binding.
RODNEY STONE. With 8 Illustrations.
THE SIGN OF FOUR. Illustrated.
London: SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W.
THE WATERLOO LIBRARY.
Crown 8vo. 3/6 each Volume.
Pall Mall Gazette.—'The best 3s. 6d. series on the market. . . . The paper is quite excellent, and the print is fine and clear.'
TIMES.—'A book which cannot but fascinate all lovers of the sea.
DAILY TELEGRAPH.—'Quite a notable achievement in many ways, there being at least three pictures of women contained in it which could not be improved upon.'
DAILY TELEGRAPH.—'A really clever and interesting book. . . Every feminine figure, however slightly drawn, has about it some vivifying touch to render it memorable.'
∵ Other Volumes to follow.
London: SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W.
NOVELS BY A. E. W. MASON.
THE FOUR FEATHERS.
Thirteenth Impression. Crown 8vo. 6s.
THE BROKEN ROAD.
Fourth Impression (Second Edition). Crown 8vo. 6s.
THE TRUANTS.
Crown 8vo. 6s.
PUNCH.—'Of the most engaging interest.'
London: SMITH, ELDER, & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W.
page
THIN PAPER EDITION OF
Henry Seton Merriman's
NOVELS, IN 14 VOLUMES,
With an Introduction in the First Volume by
E. F. S. and S. G. T.
In clear type and handy size. Fcap. 8vo. gilt top.
Each Volume, 2s. net in Cloth; 3s. net in Leather.
TITLES OF THE VOLUMES.
    1. The Slave of the Lamp.
    2. The Sowers.
    3. From One Generation to Another.
    4. With Edged Tools.
    5. The Grey Lady.
    6. Flotsam.
    7. In Kedar's Tents.
    8. Roden's Corner.
    9. The Isle of Unrest.
    10. The Velvet Glove.
    11. The Vultures.
    12. Barlasch of the Guard.
    13. Tomaso's Fortune, and other Stories.
    14. The Last Hope.
London: SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15 Waterloo Place, S.W.
# The Times/1922/Public notice/Edward Carter Kersey Gonner

Source: The Times Monday, Feb 27, 1922; Issue 42966; pg. 1
Layout 2GONNER— On the 24th Feb., Edward Carter Kersey Gonner, K.B.E., the beloved husband of Annie Gonner, aged 59. Funeral to-day (Monday), at Willaston Church, near Chester, at 1.30 p.m.
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# The Times/1922/Obituary/Robert Edmund Graves

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Source: Obituaries. The Times, Thursday, Sep 28, 1922; Issue 43148; pg. 12 — Mr. R. E. Graves
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Obituary Mr. R. E. Graves
Mr. Robert Edmond Graves, late of the British Museum, died at Baling on Tuesday, aged 87. The eldest son of Robert Graves, A.E.R.A., he was forty-six years in the service of the Museum, and retired from the office of Assistant Keeper of the Printed Books in 1900. He was one of the best known and most respected men in that department, and through his special knowledge the Museum succeeded in acquiring many books of great rarity, among which must be named the valuable Isham Collection. Every frequenter of the Printed Book Department must have known Mr. Graves during his term of office. His excellent advice was always ready but never intruded, and those who consulted him were astonished by the extent of is knowledge. For he was a widely read man, though at the same time his specialist ability was probably unequalled of its kind. Among the many offices which he had held was that of librarian to the famous Britwell Library, for which he discovered and acquired many Caxtons and other rarities. He was one of the founders of the Bibliographical Society (London), for which he acted as treasurer for many years, and on relinquishing that office was elected vice-president. He edited the 1889 edition of Bryan's "Dictionary of Painters and Engravers," and contributed several excellent articles to the "Dictionary of National Biography." It is fitting that this tribute should appear in The Times, which he had taken continuously ever since he first entered the Civil Service.
The funeral will be at Highgate (Old) Cemetery to-morrow, at 11 o'clock.
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# The Times/1922/Obituary/Ronald Bayne

Source: Obituary. The Times, Tuesday, Mar 28, 1922; Issue 42991; pg. 9; col D — City Rector's Death
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City Rector's Death
The Rev. Ronald Bayne, who succeeded the late Canon Benham as rector of St. Edmund the King with St. Nicholas Acons, Lombard-street, in 1910, died yesterday at his residence at Champion Hill. He had a considerable reputation as a scholar, although he published very little. His edition of Book V. of Hooker's "Ecclesiastical Polity," with prolegomena, came out in 1902. A Heron Exhibitioner of University College, Oxford, he took a third in Mods. and a second in Lit. Hum., and was ordained in 1883 to the curacy of Greenwich. He was successively rector of Orlestone, Kent, and vicar of St. Jude, Whitechapel, of Holy Trinity, Greenwich, and of St. John Walsworth. There will be a memorial service at St. Edmund's on Friday at 1.15.
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# The Times/1922/Public notice/John Brown

Source: The Times, Tuesday, Jan 17, 1922; pg. 1; Issue 42931 — Deaths.
Layout 2 BROWN.—On the 16th Jan., at 10, Upper Park-road., Hampstead, the Reverend John Brown, D.D., Paster Emeritus of the Bunyan Meeting, Bedford, and formerly Chairman of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, in his 92nd year.
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