New-York tribune., 1907-11-24
mas founded his drama on the sunnosf,iou
fratricide UpPoSllloh OF
LITER1RY NOTES

LITERARY NOTES.
hca lI' amusing book mostly illustration has .
Cari,5tI,, rr,i~Ie!l IN Berlin. "Itichard WarneT i1
skctcGcg IS ITS title. 1t contains .,5{
puLjisboI '"Lngr laI book on modern Egvpt will "a
| bn5 @ carly III the coming wear n III IN DC p7
oouE, we are told, the concinsf0|l f - ~1H en-
/ experience in that country u MS IonS
dross H[ it iidmund ,h G stedman is to make an ,o
IuIS OF the centenary Of Ky.b5t.t,..." ~" az lHItS-
i,,oI rom president Roosevelt win -, L ,'' =
Iiation =, oyG%son. There viii also be ceir-
/ birth "~ - haNeIhill, the place of the ,nc,,
stI '., ,.li4 mere Mr.. Bliss Perry editor oc In
/ 49, VII make an address Roth of v-iit
6oi Ii"LieStedds. ii should not no for,t " ~
nave been Preserved as thev U,erd oT iUreoIien'
s,rjras anu a'e the objects of many literary MI
ditI 'iie IN, missing memoirs OF Count Nie-ra ,,,,
dis,.usSjor -, are sun the subject OF heated
world 0nIn ~ .ie Italian political and diplomatic
baya ha ~ ~ d rev leaves Of the last chantnrs
, '' pesh discovered in the Roman rneI,
Telegraph" says: 'e''e' 70 the London
II his 'omat deliberately burned them nn on tI1 m tho
made ,lpon in ~ ro'.SeqIence or the bitter aft,Cts
t 'n!,yu one chapter in the Nu6ya Ani t1fr n, pub
such an intention at the tp guht N!sTt dId express
'qi "H" sun fonuy believe thaf r. rtn ven ny
tb uS ] mat as the remnant found in Rome ] atlsr
months or his life is undestroyed il f IN me last
EIIk mt .Aal destruction did not oVprtakc tEe
were deposited AZ bii In iatiinate friend in Turin
humous publication CONT t'S res residence for post
thrre ] aiter thar confidential communcation apd
burn tHe0 on 10 lbs f1rTard him the memoirs or to
ain NttesS 80 search in Venice has however led Ger
he f "i 'ne deceased counts friends to entertain
he secrets Of itt TeiinScenceS Of one who knew "A
rs only a handFI "a cay hrotean political history e
nay never be divulged to postorty.
TrIhy' is TO revisit the glimpses Of the
moon; there is 1t appears, a sufficient demand
Tor her history TO justify the Harper firm in
publishing new edition. Mr. du AIaurier's story
ISI tile "rpfared TI{1 thirteen years ago, and for
i"'Iiiant on the crest of the wave.
Anericaro were much to the fore at the IT.
enl tI. Saie CT Lord Shetiieds library copy OF
'eHton 'Rrief Description of New York
go, brought $500: copy of Hircinsom:s
MeW England,s Plantation" second edition,
america" 163S brought 81 235 4 CON- ~
,.n3 rhsioW Good Newes from New England"
., 81 was sold at Sl,250 and copy Of the
strange News from Virginia of the Life and
eau ,S4th OF Nathaniel Bacon, ESQ.," 1917, brought
Who, by the way. will write a really notable
lstorica! novel with the Bacon Rebellion as the
'urce OF incident? The story is dramatic
lroughout, even to the final comment of Charles
on Governor Berkeley, set down by 1T NJ"
The Governor went in the fleet t. London
whether by command from his majesty or
)ontaneous, did not hea0 leaving Colonel
-heryes in his place, and by next shipping
me back person who waited on his Honour
ms voyage (and until his DEATH from whom
report was whispered about that the King
d say that old fool has hanged more men in
at naked country than he had done for the
urder of his fathCr-WhereOf the Governor
airing died after, without having seen
5 majcsty-Whch shuts up this tragedy"
Among forthcoming French books is n collec-
m of historical adventures told from unpu3-
he'd documents by the Comte de MiramOn-
argues. II is to be entitled ''LHeritage des
saUveau-T -Tigny, 1850 $780,