CAVOUR:
A MEMOIR.
WITH A PORTRAIT FROM AN ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH.
BY EDWARD DICEY, AUTHOR OF "ROME IN 1860."
Second Edition. Crown 8vo. 6s. 6d.
Gives a full view of Cavour's influence on the Italian Revolution, with details of his life, from authentic sources.
"A simple, manly, graphic memoir of the greatest statesman of our age. . . . We should be deeply grateful for it if only for the vigour with which it brings out this masculine magnanimity and hearty disinterestedness in Cavour's great genius."-Spectator.
"His work contains a very succinct and interesting sketch of the rise and progress of the great events of which Italy has recently been the theatre."-John Bull.
By the same Author,
ROME IN 1860.
Crown 8vo. cloth, 6s. 6d.
"Written in plain unaffected English, intent everywhere upon its subject."-Examiner.
"So striking and apparently so faithful a portrait. It is the Rome of real life he has depicted."-Spectator.
"The author writes in a very agreeable and unaffected manner, and shows throughout a creditable anxiety to get at the most reliable sources of information, and to tell the exact truth."-Saturday Review.
LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF M. DE TOCQUEVILLE.
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY THE TRANSLATOR OF NAPOLEON'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH KING JOSEPH.
WITH NUMEROUS ADDITIONS.
Two Volumes, crown 8vo. 21s.
"The appearance of this work will be welcomed by every politician and every Englishman capable of appreciating exhaustive and solid thought. We do not know another writer unless it be Pascal who leaves precisely the same impression."-Spectator.
"Few men of the nineteenth century have attained a more remarkable influence. Charming as specimens of style, they are of infinitely greater value as showing the inner life of a man who was as simple as a child, and yet as gifted as any of the many learned writers and scholars whom France has produced."-Bell's Messenger.
