The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-13

by insistenCe upon It's influence on the
dcstinice OF nations is 4 Great ddpen-
turcss. Lddv Hamilton and the RoUoiu-
ton IN Naples. 1153-1sI5. by JOSEPH
TuRouAN and jules p'AURuC ,Bren-
tano's), translated by LILLIAN WiGGISs: a
mixed mess of scandal and history.
Certainly II ever there was an affair |
tina; did actually influence the d, stiny
Of community 1t Is this of Nelson's
with the daughter Of q cook and black
smith who became, after many vicissi
tudes. the wife Of British Ambassador
and the intimate friend and bad coun
selior Of queen. The triangle" has
been studied from every possible APP
proach involving ccnsure or excuse OF
England's greatest Admiral and tho no
torious Lady Emma and Sir william
Hamilton. aristocrat, antiquarian and
diplomatist Unhappy Lady Nelson is
quite overlooked The present authors
believe her 70 have suffered from a
marriage of romantic love too fervent
20 last: hut was Il not rather mar
riagc more prudent than impulsive and
of affection rather than passion? At any
rate It was the lady who paid the price.
II has been left for the ingenious
Frcnchmen to work out the theory Of a
,...... ~. .,..,.,,n,,. ,,re,snoc,i,s or
complaisant husband
I, so.r,s in,,ossibie oycn usre I, i'm
.,,..a,, - aa.,rahin 20 90, n, 4, ,ruo mr.
a,.a,, e,,,,i,ot,yi,. rs..on,blo version NJ
a,,o,, ,csatrs ,s ,h,s. puritan condernna-
-, 49,, ,aiaoto,s yiorieca,ior aI,l.
,aad - axcs.sos ~ statement, ARTIFICIAL
nror,isos ,r,i do,btf,,I conc,usions And
INIT "a t-,,r,a have heep blurred
T., So, dota,o r,a French anthors
,,a,. - Rev ,uidsd hv keen and
,,,rroo, ,,s,;ro, In ,bair way 70 nm ey-
,,a,a.tor ,ha, seems a. new IN this
,,na,,i, a,,,d,. 40 1, is s,mnIe tho
-, =, E.t.o, /, bis rop-beroir times
y, aosy r,arL Gov TN. vi,es of femi
,,,,o schonors NJ Lad, Emma ss an
ats.,,,,oi,. na,a h,oodod n,o,,er and ~
c.. u,r,,o,, as swoet natured elderly
,,,,,i.,n,n yersed I'm the WAYS of the
,,.or,a h,,, h,,rd =, choir invasion of his
a,,,,, ,dir,. rons,t,u,ad naradlse Par
,io,,,ar s,rosa is niaced upon the theory
-, ,ho ht,a,rc ito he,ueen th, princi-
,a,. u,as - Common yulgarlty. deeper
g,rl,t,r o,,or thon ,heir common vanity,
-, ~, ,ouar and unanneosa sable appe-
,i,o ~ adr,,,;or
-. no., ,,,,on o,, n, n very drab
- o. No ,bo mistress Of a series OF
,,,on =, Y..altb and vi, of one sort or
a.hor Co, pavne Ronnev. Sir
~rario, ,,re,il,o Sir william Hamilton:
,,J,h ,,idne, calculation she runs each
sta tor bo,ter nroyider lust at the
,noar,,rrs moment These men edu-
a,oa ~ ,-airaa b.r In the rraccs OF
.,to,,. h,,. ca,,,d no, Give her more
~ s,no-scial and evanescent poI-
~ no. ,a,cy heautv ~ face. her ripe
orrro ard roadsness ia display her
charr,s ~ on annrecia,iye audience OF
r,.scriire admirers and feminine en-
t., ,,,da fanoous hcr ",,titudes" liy-
Co.., r,c,,re renresentations Of classic
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Rut FOR thcse authors Il mus, he sa,d
,hat tbov aeen, actua,,v n. well a. h,
nrofessinp N have laid aside sni,.yr,
reoIinys for tho English Admiral no
scourga ~, tho Erercb deeta and ,hat
thev accent LADY Emma as prcciselv
What the facts uncolored nv moral
spectacles. show her 10 have been: ut
terly selfish. frankly free Of the re-
straints Of convention, ready and able
TO use to the utmost the sycophantic
Willingness of society" TO consider her