_The illustrations have been taken from existing portraits in private and public collections and the contemporary engravings in Mr. Broadley's possession._
_The authors have received valuable aid from Lady Helen Forbes--herself a great granddaughter of the Margravine of Anspach--and many experts in 18th century history. The book as it now stands forms one of the most lifelike and absorbingly interesting records of high life in Europe between 1770 and 1820, which has appeared during the present century._
By MARIE CATHERINE BARONNE D'AULNOY. Translated from the original French by Mrs. WILLIAM HENRY ARTHUR. Edited, Revised, and with Annotations (including an account of Lucy Walter) by GEORGE DAVID GILBERT. With Illustrations. Demy 8vo. 16s. net.
DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"_The Editor of this work has unearthed a genuine literary treasure. That it should have lain so long hidden, in its entirety at least, from English eyes is amazing. The narrative is as graceful as it is vivid._"
VANITY FAIR.--"_A splendid piece of work, and one that will take high rank among the best chronicles of the Seventeenth Century._"
WORLD.--"_One of the sprightliest and most entertaining works of the period that it is possible to read._"
By ESMÉ C. WINGFIELD STRATFORD, Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2 vols., with a Frontispiece to each volume (1300 pages). Demy 8vo. 25s. net.
DAILY CHRONICLE.--"_A book which is designed to be a landmark in historical literature._"
TIMES.--"_Mr. Wingfield-Stratford's book is of great and abiding interest._"
OUTLOOK.--"_A great achievement, nothing less indeed than the rescue of history from the hands of the pedant and the archæologist and its restoration to its true position as a living, emotional art._"
DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"_A work which for fulness at once of range and detail is little short of astounding._"
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