...Jay Luvaas The Fremantle Diary: Being the journal of Lieutenant Colonel james arthur lyon fremantle, Coldstream Guards, on His Three Months in the Southern States . Editing and Commentary by Lord Walter . Boston : Little, Brown and Company , 1954 . Pp. xv , 304 . $4.00...

...Theodore Ropp Our Jungle Road to Tokyo . By Eichelberger Lieutenant General Robert L. . New York : The Viking Press , 1950 . Pp. xxvi , 306 . $4.50 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 260 The South Atlantic Quarterly Our Jungle Road to Tokyo. By Lieutenant...

...John Shelton Curtiss My Three Years in Moscow . By Smith Lieutenant General Walter Bedell . Philadelphia and New York : J. B. Lippincott Company , 1950 . Pp. 346 . $3.75. . Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 400 The South Atlantic Quarterly Rarely has reproduction...

... Theatre in Princeton, New Jersey, on Febru- ary with the following cast—Yvonne Coll (Maria Celia), Marissa Chibas (Sofia), Bobby Cannavale (Lieutenant Portuondo...

...James D. Hill Copyright © 1929 by Duke University Press 1929 CHARLES W. READ, CONFEDERATE VON LUCKNER JAMES D. HILL River Falls, Wisconsin MAY 6, 1863, the C. S. S. Florida, J. N. Maffit, C. S. N., Lieutenant Commanding, captured, off Cape San Roque, Brazil, the Yankee brig Clarence, enroute...

.... The present work, Lee's Lieutenants, represents a post-Lee study of eight years and is drawn to the same scale as the Lee. It is practically as long and is devoted entirely to the war years, whereas the Lee spanned a century. The full truth of history is seldom if ever revealed to mortal man; those who wish...

... something more than the crown s traditional commitment to defense and justice, if only to ensure the availability of food, the safety of housing, and a modicum of public order in which Pa­ risians could go about their business. By creating in Paris the post of lieutenant general of police in 1667, the crown...

... blatantly Fowles calls attention to Sarah Woodruff's resemblance to Hester Prynne, The French Lieutenant s Woman's greatest debts to The Scarlet Letter are surreptitiously embedded in Fowles s work, wiped from our sight by the novel s mask of innovation. In truth, some of the very traits that have led...

... and justice, if only to ensure the availability of food, the safety of housing, and a modicum of public order in which Pa­ risians could go about their business. By creating in Paris the post of lieutenant general of police in 1667, the crown implied that it would in­ deed extend its usual commitments...

... and a haughty peacock too exquisite to be real complete the general impression of lei­ surely graciousness. Three sons of Dr. and Mrs. Anderson were among South Caro­ lina s most distinguished Confederate officers. The eldest of these, Lieutenant General Richard Heron Anderson, was graduated from West Point...

... quarters had a rank above lieutenant colonel. Taylor, Marshall, and Venable of his personal staff; Baldwin, chief of ordinance; Cole, chief quartermaster; Corley, chief com­ missary; Murray, inspector general, were all lieutenant colonels, and Young, judge advocate general, was major. During the win­ ter...

... 27, 1863! This admirable short biography of Lee deserves a host of readers. Campaigns and Intervals. By Jean Giraudoux. Translated by Eliza­ beth S. Sergeant. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Com­ pany, 1918, 2Ti pp. $1.50 net. Serbia Crucified. By Lieutenant Milutin Krunich. With the Aid...

... a la fin du Grand Siecle . . . (Paris, 1965) and Louis XIV: Secret (Paris, 1970). I have consulted the records of the lieutenants of police of Paris deposited in the Archives Nationales [AN] in the Papiers, Secretariat d etat de la maison du roi, series O' and in the Bibliotheque Nationale s [BN...

... the characters, and they transcend their place. It also becomes the engine of the erotic connection between Maria Celia and the lieutenant. I’m glad you picked up on that. There’s a tradition of having letters dramatized, but I think...

... at them then; they was probably twenty in the party, with a right spruce-looking young lieutenant in command. I remember him: he was dressed up in a new uniform and was wearing a slick pair of cavalry boots and yellow gauntlets. Didn t look like he had been in many fights with such duds. The minute we...

... Reviews 161 days that are no more; youthful readers may not wholly understand ex­ periences unlike any they have shared. The title means merely that the son followed the father in the old school. W. T. L. The Fremantle Diary: Being the journal oj Lieutenant Colonel JAMES ARTHUR LYON Fremantle, Coldstream...

... for the creation of a similar force of mounted infantry in England. Major Rambaut describes Shiloh thirty-five years after the event. Lieutenant Witherspoon relates his recollections of a scouting mission in West Tennessee, and Private Hubbord, who knew Forrest as an enlisted man in the Seventh Tennessee Cavalry...

... cavalry, makes a strong appeal for the creation of a similar force of mounted infantry in England. Major Rambaut describes Shiloh thirty-five years after the event. Lieutenant Witherspoon relates his recollections of a scouting mission in West Tennessee, and Private Hubbord, who knew Forrest...

... a safer environment in which to live public sanitation and health, a new and professional fire department, and better street illumi­ nation, to name but a few areas of activity must go the police of Paris and their lieutenants general. The Police of Paris is a model of sound and engaging scholarship...

... were in Montgomery at the Exchange Hotel. There they over­ heard a suspicious conversation between Colonel J. J. Seibels and Lieutenant John F. Musgrove, conscript officer near Blountsville; Lieutenant Wilkinson at Blountsville; Clerk Livingston and James Oaten, enrolling officers in Winston county...