An edition of Autobiography in the Victorian age (1830-1890) (1918)

Autobiography in the Victorian age (1830-1890)

including the self-narratives of Garibaldi, the hero of united Italy ; Lincoln, America's chief martyr ; Charles Darwin, foremost of scientists ; Charles Dickens, most read of novelists ; Richard Wagner, mightiest of musicians ; Sir Henry Bessemer, most successful of metallurgists ; Bismarck, creator of the German Empire ; Ruskin, the most famed of art critics ; Victoria, Britain's best loved queen ; Herbert Spencer, greatest of modern philosophers ; and Henri Amiel, the Swiss dreamer and poet

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An edition of Autobiography in the Victorian age (1830-1890) (1918)

Autobiography in the Victorian age (1830-1890)

including the self-narratives of Garibaldi, the hero of united Italy ; Lincoln, America's chief martyr ; Charles Darwin, foremost of scientists ; Charles Dickens, most read of novelists ; Richard Wagner, mightiest of musicians ; Sir Henry Bessemer, most successful of metallurgists ; Bismarck, creator of the German Empire ; Ruskin, the most famed of art critics ; Victoria, Britain's best loved queen ; Herbert Spencer, greatest of modern philosophers ; and Henri Amiel, the Swiss dreamer and poet

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National Alumni
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English
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394

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Autobiography in the Victorian age (1830-1890): including the self-narratives of Garibaldi, the hero of united Italy ; Lincoln, America's chief martyr ; Charles Darwin, foremost of scientists ; Charles Dickens, most read of novelists ; Richard Wagner, mightiest of musicians ; Sir Henry Bessemer, most successful of metallurgists ; Bismarck, creator of the German Empire ; Ruskin, the most famed of art critics ; Victoria, Britain's best loved queen ; Herbert Spencer, greatest of modern philosophers ; and Henri Amiel, the Swiss dreamer and poet
1918, National Alumni
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Spine title: Autobiography 14.

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[New York]
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University library of autobiography -- 14, University library of autobiography -- 14.

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Library of Congress
CT101 .U58 v.14

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xxiv, 394 pages
Number of pages
394

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OL32377918M
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autobiography0014unse
OCLC/WorldCat
37378377

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OL24445582W

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