Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-22
PROMINENT CHARACTERISTICS.

I.--They are Instructive.
4" As purely literary works, these historical ro-
mances possess hi sh degree of merit They read
like histvrirs."- CaLhOilc World.
They correct uescii tiDus OF tue countries ami
tie people described. Herald.
u.--They are Entertaining.
We regard these books as among the best and
most entertaining novels Of the day Spring field
Republican.
The render Is at once fascinated and hell SPELL
bound until The volume is : nIpetei- Free Press
There Is no dull cLnpte. Ia it Utica Herald.
ITI.--They are Mirrors of the Times.
10 peruse them without concedirg the
authors great skill IN grasplug and dehnestlug the
chaia iactefs which figure tonsp picuuusly IN them.
The study which enables the author to delineate
accurately the emotions and incentives TO action
which moved men ana women of past age must DO
| close and untri z aud Louisa Muhitach shows IN
AL of her works perfection whih carries the read
the very pre-ence Of the characters represen
! ted.-SyrdcuSe Journal.
IV.--They are Historically Correct.
Historically correct, and as entertaining as many
| of the volumes of Sir Walter Scott Providence
! HGraid.
| Louisa MuhIbach must have carefully and delight
! fully studied the cret histories OF the times end
countries OF which she writes, and her task is done
| well AMI Effectively Worcester Spy,
No Historical Novelist has labOred so faithfully
and succC s>fuliy 10 repToiucr n complete picture Of
past times and events.-L Utica Herald.
v.--They are Original.
| 1t has agreeably surprised readers to find new
writer with such constructive genius and knowledge
of character Louisa Muhlbach possesses.-P Ubiic
! Ledger
| Each succeeding novel adds to Mrs Nun It's repu-
| tatlon as a writer of historic 'tion " y. Times
VI.--They are Full Of Imagination.
| She not only the skilful liner, but neat ham
| ded artizdn.- Christian WfnesS
There is seldom any striiniag after eifert, but it
! is really wonderful how Madame Mundt manages to
sustain and increase the interest to the end.-CIy
! Item.
| The wor painting of the auhoress is much more
effective lhrn the hest efforts of the engraver III
| nois State Register
VII. They Contain Anecdotes Of Courts.
| Scottish history offered no freShsr md more ro-
mantle material to the magic worsing hand # 81
| Walter Soott than she finds in the annals of the
| German Courts EreniHg Gazette.
There not t. be foun anywhere in human an
nails unused, such magnificent, such superaburdant nj
materials for romance clog the chronicles OF the
| PTussinn and Austrian courts of the 18th century
! By their dress their manners their modes of thot
! their language, they almost much p4ratea
! from us if they had lived one thousand years
ago. O6serrer
VIII.--They tell of Emeperors, Kings &
| Queens.
/ Ne learn from her not only how Frederick Will
! lam and Frederick the Great, Joseph the Second
| Yotaire, Roussenu Baron Tren k, the Empress
Cathe rne. walked and talked in their grand rrles
but how they powdered their hair, firted. and tok
tea Register.
The choice of her suhjaots exhibits her genius
She takes the time of Fe lnrirk the Great, Joseph
the Second. tor example. and upon the hackgronni
Of facts which the chronicles of the periods affords
she embr"t!ers the bright and somhre cniors. the
light and sha'ie of hor firon with the skill OF con-
summa'e artist The Eagle
IX.--The Style is Interesting.
The stvle of this writer for purity, perspcuitv,
AMI elegance is something greatly to be commended.
It is free from limitations, munneriSms and tricks Of
.vrrv kind - The Argus
The trnnslatIons do justice to the vivid piquant
STYLE of the orgnnl; an he story is full of move
mont and crowded with instructive and entert aiming
| incident. - The Chicago Post
The interest of the book does not depend uhon its
characters nor its incidents nor vet on It's charming
stve but in its general harmony of composition.-
Day Book
X.--Everybody is Reading them.
Our people to have stopped reading French
novels AMI English works are complained Of dull
Miss Muhlbarh precisely supplies the public want.
The novels Of Clara Munit being read by ev
cry one Times
Muhlbach's novels have a worldwide reputation,
and read with aviiitv. NJ fnst as issu from the
press Springfield Republican
They are winning wie Fnh deserved popularity
in this country State Journal.
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