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LEEDS MERCURY.—"Her Memory is a book which only a man of genius could write, and as a study of character it is fascinating.... The prevailing impression left by Her Memory is that of beauty and strength. Unlike the majority of contemporary novels, the story before us is one which arrests thought, as well as touches some of the deepest problems of life."
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THE ADVENTURES OF
FRANCOIS
Foundling, Thief, Juggler, and Fencing Master during
the French Revolution
By S. WEIR MITCHELL, M.D.
AUTHOR OF "HUGH WYNNE," ETC.
DAILY TELEGRAPH.—"It is delightfully entertaining throughout, and throws much instructive light upon certain subordinate phases of the great popular upheaval that convulsed France between 1788 and 1794.... Recounted with unflagging vivacity and inexhaustible good humour."