Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
-sr COLONIAL ERA IN The AMERl-
CAN HISTORY SERIES.
Nambcr OF New NeVe's - "'r'o"'s
Law Practice 60 Normandy
Inns. &C.. &C.

colonial IRA. by GEORGE fARN
Tsvrp. u. D., Lii. d., professor in
Yale University. With maps. New
york: CnARnrs ScmBNERs SONs.
iS12 PAGES 3iS Price Sl.25.
Tor sale by WrsT, JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
Richmond Va
sach manuals as this ore highly
,.,sallc. Indeed they are indispensable
,oevcry large class Of readers, who be-
..,.e 81 their lack of time are entitled to
a.. ,.rcatest consideration from the most
.o.netent authors. Shll they are IN
living 10 the real student OF history,
-. 6ss even modicum of leisure. be.
ans, thew have to deal in gcneraliza-
.. which require a knowledge of the
.....t IN order that they may be arpre-
.l and necessarily omit many things
,3 impart to history its true vivid
a.>>
4l;s work OF Rev. DR.. FISHER is
,~...ua.ic and thorough and as fair and
..ryailve as conld have been ex-
,l from one in his position
.f = his profession. He is quite
...-,- towards the puritans, including
...I raft and intolerance. AT the
...a time he is not severe towards
.,- sections and other classes OF
a.. -an colonists. We are R'od that
,...rl, bv 1.-THE redoubtable Captaln
1.., SMITH. both during his career in
,...aa and New England. But be re-
... te story OF SMITHS rescue by
.,>r4,. He gives a fair account of
...>. Rebellion and Of Nirglnian af-
o.. -ncYally. He acquits WILLIAM
.r.> a the charges brought against
~ lv M,cAULAr and others, but
,he Pcnnsvlyanians would have
l,.ter if they had enjoyed an in
of Puritan traits and ideas.
eouicutons between the various
,, aud the usurpatious OF kings
...t.r lorily proprietary fayorites,
,..e.g the colonies and their home
.-...l the different factions Of the
,.. arc wei presented; and ve
... -.e how the gradual hut certain
.....-.iln was made for union and IN
,I.a,c. The colonies had causes
-.-, resistance and even revolution
.rtror % the Stamp Act and the
... tel-priy. Virginia contin-
no.. .r..tv uadcr the grievances OF ao-
.,..,u and other crying evils Is re-
~-..Ile. lut it was best to Let the
-.Cf liberty toe well and thoroughly
..t.i ln order that they might the
smelly cd rminate and fructlfy.
whilst VIC can commend this
,. and rs cOnsiderate tone we fear
..- tt.re Is storm brewing. 1t IS
... O series and We are already III
.-,l that another work viii treat OF
national consolidation of the
-.-.s How this consolidation VIII
~. a.sd and developed cannot now be
...,..el. but the sequel may be less
.....r, ior We are also told that DIR. j.
N l..GEss. professor OF history, &c, IN
f...tia College. New York. IS 70 favor
with The Coniederatizing Of the
..- tuition Under the influences OF
~r-- and It's Naturalization I'm
.le Influence Of Civil War
ID Reconstruction, and as the
requires this gun to be
one it Will be double-bsrrelled-
Two volumes viii be given 10 IT.
". ,rst that truth and falr-mlnded-
... p..l at least moderate the expected
E.-.
~ ont of Three Normandy Inns.
I- AyvA BOWMAN DODD, author OF
cathedral Days, Glorinda, ." " The
lie of the Future, etc. Illus
~t.ibv {. :. REEHART and Others.
N.vTcrk: LOWELL, CORNELL n Co.
g.. ID. and 81 east Tenth street. Price
I-e Gentle reader who loves to browse
s--- aeg publications Will be delighted
r-. MS beautiful volume bearing the
....- title Of Three Normandy
. Ii is charmingly and humor-
.-. written. with a keen insight INTO
ra.ter OF the sturdy, vigorous
people, and contains beautiful
.,ruons a marvellous and med@-
r.-,.. village streets, fish wives ION
-c.. and other subjects too hume
&. cite. III is &. :. REINHART S
-r hand that has gratlted the
4-... use end doubled the pleasure
lsal of this unique volume.
-. 7ris Of tie author best describe
-e uree famous bostelrles. FIRST,
-s- al by the sea. Nilleryille, where
was literally at our door. 1t and
>..e were next-GoOr nei6hoors-
d.. boar 81 the day these DelShDors
--.i different face, were arrayed
different raiment, were grave
glowing IN color, or shrouded IL
l.trations representing "the Inn
sIr.. GULaume le Conquerant, are
..f ati dreamhke, making one long
ulo this famous lnn OF NOBLE
uit bv William the Conquerer
coupled 10y him, and III after
a other distinguished percentages.
Romantic description Is gwen OF
.e4tel. tmbered, black oak build
Galleries beginning somewhere
-.t-a- anywhere. laden with vines
t r-lel-giass windows, easements
20. n nc bits Of sculpture.
% o. this enchanting place Ia
ol- with its huge open fire place,
e. az lul-gIOwn trees resting upon
r-. mons. Rows Of iOwls and iegs
- 4-..oa arc upon the spits, salad is III
brass bowls, and old houen
AID p.atiers hang on the beams.
u.s. carvings, brasses. and ex-
r-G-JrQc ornamented the his
'.. Chambers, when were furnished
a9ls.y ia the fashion Of past
or tWo. Leaving this inn iDger-
. t.e ue2t aud last mentioned IS
Iil Of surprise.
Mont 81. Mcclellan Inn on a
lrce times ~ "a vision ~.
eommauded ST. Aubert to build
--a lrca upon the heights to his
tt Nog many times must pii-
.,- r4F.re the stupendous mass be-
ta a. las grown out OF that com
..I before be 10 quite certain the
...r Vi Mont 81 Michel Is real ana
do