The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-31
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L-Tkey are LastructiUs. 's ~ ~. -
As purely literary work. thsse historical romances
possessa high degree Of msrit. They read lke gen.
uine histories. .-Uath&lic World.
They c1rrFct descriptions of the countries and
the people described.'-Herald.
H.-1hey are ERtertGini,y. t''' -
I'VE regard these books as among the best and most
entertaining novels Of the day.-Springa ED Repuh
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THE reader is at once fascinated ard held SPELL
bound until the volums is completed.-Free Press.
There is no dull chapter in it.'-Utics Herald.
W.-They are Mirrors Of the fines.
ZsNo one can peruse them without conceding the
authors great skiL in grasping and deneAtiDg the
characters which figure conspicuously In, them. =
The study which enables the author TO dsusate DO
accurately the emotions and incentives to action
which moved men and women of past age must be-
close and untiring, and Louisa Muhlbach shows In
all her works perfection which carries the resder
into the very presence OF the characters zspssntsd
Syracuse Journal.
IV.-7hey are Historically Correct
Historically correct, and a. entertaining ss many
Of the volumes Of Sir Walter 5eott.'-Prsvideacs
Herald.
y studied the secret histories of the times and coun
tries of which she writes and her task 10 done well
and effectively Nv orcsster Spy. y
NO Historical Novelist has 1sbsrsd so faithfully
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past times and events'-Uticl Herald. Z
V.-They are Original.
st has sgreeabIy surprised readers to Hrd new
Wi With such constructive genius and knowledge
of character LouisA Muhlbacn possesses. Public
Ledger. HfE fsEfe 4k
'Each succeeding novel adds 10 Mrs. Mundrs re-
putstion as writer Of historic 6csion.-N Times.
VL-Izey are full Imagination.
'shs is not only the skillful Joiner, but neat
handed artizI .'-Christisn Witness.
There Is seldom any strainng after effect but 1t Il
really wonderful how Madame Mundt manages 10
sustain and increase ths interest to the end City
Item.
effective than the best Efforts Of the sngrnver.-ll
linois State Register.
VH-They Contain Anecdotes of Courts.
Scottish history offered no frsphsr and more 70
mantle material to ths magic working hand Of Sir
Walter Scott than she in the anuals Of the Ger
man courts. Evening Gazstte.
sThere are not to be found anywhere in human au-
mails, unused, such magnificent, such mpeFabundant
materials for romance, clog the chronicles Of the
Prussian and Austrian courts of thea1Sth century,
By their DRESS their Manners their modes Of thought
their language, they are almost As much separated
from If they had lived one thousand years ago
Observer.
VIIL-THsy tell about EmperOrs, Ki,ys and
Queens.
we lcaAu HoE Ouy nOW II EIc1et1ck W DllAo1
sad Frederick the Great. Joseph the Second, VOL
taire, Rausseau, Baron Trenck the Empress Gather
ine walked and talked in their grand roles but how
they powdered their hair, irted, and took tea Reg
lister.
The choics of her subjects exhibits her genius
She takes the time Of Frecerick the Great Jsseph the
Second for example, and upon the background Of facts
which the chronicles OF the periods afford, she en-
broideH the bright and sombre colOrs and light and
shade Of her fiction, with the skill Of consumats
artist!'-Fhe Eagle.
A.-Ths Style is Interesting. =. f,i.s l.i
The style Of this writer for purity, perspicuity
and elegance, Is something greatly to be commended
every kiud'-The Argus.
The translations do justice to the vivid piunaut
style Of the original; and the story il full Of move
ment and crowded with instructive and entertaining
ineidentf-Tbe Chicago Post.
The interest of the book does not depend upon its
characters nor incidents, yet on Its charming
style bat in its general harmony ofcomposition!-
Day Book.
X.-EuerybOdy is Reading Them.
'0ur people seem to have stopped reading French
novels, and English works complained of a. dull
Mrs Auhlb1ch precisely supplies the want.
'Ths novels of Clara Aundt are being read by every
one;-rimes,
'Muhlbach's novels have q world.wids reputation,
and are read With aVdisy fast iA5ued from The
press. Springfield Republican.
They are winning wide and deserved popularity
in this country, State Journal.
Either OF the Novels sent free by mail
10 any add.ess on receipt Of price. Al