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the barber of Seville—by 1866 Le Figaro was a daily that engaged some of the finest writers in France and filled its pages with political discourse
The final 58 leaves are mainly genealogical material
in Philadelphia--John Walter
The Great End of Living
The Family of the Nevilles
Horace Carleton's Essay; "Charity Vaunteth Not Itself; Is Not Puffed Up" (c. 1870) Sermons the barber of Seville—by 1866Horace Carleton's Essay; "Charity Vaunteth Not Itself; Is Not Puffed Up" New York: American Tract Society, ca. 1870. [7689] Maroon cloth with gilt spine titles, 4 x 6 inches, some light flecking to the covers, frontispiece wood engraving of a young boy reading a book while leaning against a rowboat, 112 clean pp., tight, chapters with head & tail pieces, one additional plate of a boy at a writing desk with quill pen, listening to a younger girl
