Smyrna times., 1868-02-19
Louisa Muhlbachs Historical Novels
ID. Appleton 81 Company, D
443 g. 445 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,


HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,
The Empress Josephine. An Historical Sketch
% 9f the Days of Napoleon vol' VO Paper Covers sO
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. l VOL,
svo. Paper covers, $3.50 Cloth, g.
The Daughter of an Empress. VOL, Svo.-
Illustrated Paper Covers, sl.5e Cloth s2Oo
Marie Antionette and Her Son. l VOL, Svo.
Paper covers Sl.5O; Cloth, $500.
Joseph III. and His Court Translated from
the German by Adelaide de v. Chaudron. Cloth,
Frederick the Great and His Court Transla-
Daughters. vol. limo 43l pages. Cloth, s2OO.
Berlin and San Souci or Frederick the Great
and His Friends vol. limo. Cloth, 5000.
The Merchant of Berlin. Translated from the
German by Amory Coffin NJ. D. VOL Cloth, $500.
Frederick the Great and His Family. VOL,
svO. Cloth, $780,
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times. ! vol, Svo.
Illustrated. Paper covers, SIO; Cloth s2Oo
Henry VIII. and Catharine Parr. An His
torica Novel. By L. Mublbach. VOL l2lno Cloth $780,
PROMINENT CHARACTERISTICS.
l.-They are Instructive
hgh degree of merit They read like genuine hiStores'
pie :fIt S'pon' Of the countries anu The ''O
Il.-They are Entertaining.
1T has agreeaby surprised readers to find writer with
Muhbac poSses S 3 fSEiegse Ie O % 0u'"
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regard tn tFefe books as among the best ard most enter
s PSsf Pe" IS IS G on sbd S% until
!" There is no dull chapter. Utica Herald.
IL-They are Mirrors of the Times.
great skill in grlspns and deneang the characters hich
T6e stndy which enables the author deimeate so accu
and Women Ie ma @ ave Gst be close and untirng and Louisa
Muhbach shows in all OF nr works which carries
ed'%sy etif -ysyfa facasc tn' Journal. f AL '''
IV.-They are Historically Correct.
Historically eorss and entsainRE cnd If az pany Of the vol
Muhlbach have carefully and diligently studied
writes aud her done well and effectively -WoreeSteF
No Historical Novelist labored faithfully and
fully reproduce complete picture Of past times and events
VI.-They are full of Imagination.
she is only the sfu joiner, but neat-handed art'
There is seldom any sainng after effect but it is really
how Madame Mund to sustain and increase
thu interest to the end" City Item.
M the aathSFss j il much saP mqre ks,s ssSye
VII.-They Contain Anecdotes of Courts.
Scottish history offered romantic
rial to the magic WORKING hand Of Sir Malg scott than she
There not to be found anyMere in human annals Is un
clog the chronicles OF the Prussan and Austrian
MODES Of thought their aguase they are almost much
separated from they had lived one thousand years ago.
VIII They tell about Emperors, Kings and
Queens.
We from her not only how Frederick William and
Frederick the Joseph the Second NUtae Rousseau
Baron Tuck Empress atharing walked and talked IN
their grand but how they powdered their hair hrted
| and took Tea. Register.
exhibits her genius She takes
the time Of Frederick the Great Joseph the Second Tor exam
and the background OF acl9 which the chronicles OF
the periods afford embrlers the bright and sOmbre coors
the light and shade her felton, with the skill OF consumstS
| arst'-The Eagle.
| V.-They are Origira'.
THE style Of this purity prspicuity and elegance.
tions, nannprsms, and tricks of kind The Argus.
original and the story full Of movement and crowded with
instructive and entertaining incident The Chicago Post.
THE the book does depend charac
ters Incidents charming style, but III its
| general harmony OF composition Day Book.
X.-Every body is Reading Them.
people have stopped reading French novels
English works complained as dull. Miss Muhlbach
precisely supplies the public want.
The novels Clara Mundt being read by
| Times
"Muhbachs novels have worldwide reputation are
read will avdity last issued from the Springfield
/ Republican,
winning wide and deserved popularity this
/ cOuntTy.-Statc Journal.
Either of the Novels sent flee by mail address
| ceipt of price. JanZ9- I'm.