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genuine r-s.''-tatsolie H'orld.
'.They descriptions OF the countries and
| the people described. '-hered.
H.-Thcy are Entertaining.
1--WE regard those l.onks among the hes; and
most entertaining novels Of the day. '-SpriSgfcid
Rsp.bican.
.-The reader is at fascinated and held spell.
hound I'M til the volume il comT.let ii Frce Press
"There is no duh chapter in it, Tic, Herald.
IH.-Thcy are Mirrors Of the Times.
no ono p~ru.e them without copccding the
authors great kill in gr.spin~ and dcnsaiins the
characters which figure conspiruou-ly in them.
.sTh- study which enables the au, hor drlinesie
So accurately the emotions and incentives to action
which moved men and women Of past mn.t BE-
Hose and uniring. and Louisa r-hIiach shows in
all If her works -rE-t"n which carries the reader
into the presence Of the characters represented.
--Syacuse Jo'rEal
'IV.-They are HISTORICALLY Correct.
"istoricaIly correct and AS entertaining as many
Of the volumes OF Sir Walter Scott. "-Proridence
Herald.
Louisa NuhIhnch must have carefully ana :S-n.lv
studied the secret histories of the times and ric-
Of which she writes. and her task is done well and
effrc tivetivey - Fn-ces'er Spy
.sNo Historical Novelist has lalored faithfully
and successfully to reproduce complete picture
past times and events. "-Utica Herald.
v.--Thcy arc Original.
ut has agreeably surprised readers to. find now
writer with such constructive gcnins and knovl.-ig-
81 character Louisa Muhlbcah possesses '-P~siie
Zach succeeding novel adds to Mrs Nundt's rcpu-
tstion as writer Of historic hction."-N. J. 7tmes
vI--They are full of Imagination.
''she is not only the skiiiful joiner, hut neat.
handed ariizan. "-GhriaaiH BifHess. o.
"There is seldom any straning after effect, Int il
is really wonderful how Madame Mnndt manages to
sustain and increase the interest to the end. - City
Fe,a.
1.-The word painting of the sufhor~ss is much more
effective than the hest efforts of the cngrsver"-IH
~oi' Safe Re9'ster.
Whitley contain Court Anecdotes
Scottish history offered frcsl-r and more ro-
mantle material to the magic working hand Of Sir
Walter Scott than she finds in the annals Of the
German courts. "-EreBing t;a=e1fe.
There not to be found any where in human
annals, unused. snclf magnificent. such superabun-
dan materials for romance, clog the chronicles o
the Prn-sian and Austrian courts of the 18th century
By their dress their their modes Of thought
their language, they arc almost mrca separated
frum il they had lived one thousand years ago
Observer. --e
vIII.--They tell about Empcror~.
Kiass and Queens.
ave learn from her not only how Frederick viii
liam and Frederick the Great. Joseph the Second
voitaire, Rousseau, Baron Trench the Ernrrrss
but how they powdered their hair fiirted and took
tca."-Rcgsfey.
''The choice of her subjects exhibits her genins
She takes the time OF Frederick the Great. Joseph
the Second. for example, and upon the background of
Facts which the chronicles Of the periods afford she
emhruidors the bright aud somhra crors. the light
and shade Of her fiction. with the skill Of censum-
mate artsst."-7he Essis, d.
IX.--The Style is Interesting.
"Thc style Of this writer for purity. perspicuity'
and elegance is something greatly TO bt con.mepded
II il free from limitations, mannerisns and tricks OF
every Kind. The /rgxs-
Tho TRANSACTIONS do justice to the vivid. pquant
style Of the original and the story Is full OF move
ment and crowded with Instructive and entertaining
incident The Chicago Posf.
sThe Interest Of the book does not depend upon its
characters its incidents. yet on its charming
STYLE but in its general harmony of composition.-
Day Book,
X.-Everybody is Reading Them.
sour people seem to have stopped reading French
novels. and English works complained Of as dull
THE novels OF Clara Mundt being read by
every one."-Times.
"Muhlhach's novels have world wide reputation.
and are read with avidty fast issued from the
press. "-Sprinadeld R<1wbiiean.
They winning q wide and deserved popularity
in this country. "-Stafe Journal
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