Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 296
lever as boththese books are, with a cleverness of their ownand of a kind no other author possessed, theyadded but little to Dr. Holmess reputation.And perhaps it is not unfair to say that thisreputation, raised to its highest by the Break-fast Table series, was but little bettered eitherby the… … two years after the historians death. Dr.Holmes was one of Motleys oldest comrades,and he told the story of his friends life andlabors with his accustomed skill. The secondbiography, the memoir of Emerson, publishedin 1884, is even more satisfactory than thememoir of Motley. The book is…
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