Lectures of Lola Montez, Countess of Landsfeld, including her autobiography

Charles Chauncy 1817-1883 Burr, Lola Montez

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' L OF Lola Montez OF (COUNTESS LANDSFELD) her including Autobiography NEW YORK RUDD & BROADWAYCARLETON, 310 M DCCC L I X. to Act of in theIng Congress, year 1858, by EUDD & CARLETON, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern of New York. 05 R. CBAIGHEAD, IV nier, Siereotyper, and Klectrotyper, Carton 13witting, 55 III. Beautiful Women, 83 IV. 125Gallantry, V. Heroines of History, 171 VI. Comic of .....Love, 207Aspect and Women of . . . . 1VII. Wits Paris, 23 VJ1I. Romanism, 265 HYAUTOBIOGRAP PART I. AUTOBIOGRAPHY PART I. of one's seems to be aTHE right defining position must availin and Isacred America,very privilege ofof in the novel business it, entering uponmyself Several and influentialthis lecture. leading journals lecture on Lolahave more than once called for a that I amand as it isMontez, reasonably supposed " that eccentric" indi-about as well withacquainted call as invidual the lady(as newspapers her) any hasthe task of such anthis undertakingcountry, fallen me.upon toIt is not a for me For,pleasant duty perform. or if howeverhowe.ver fearless, you please, impudent 1 2 Autobiography. I be in andmay asserting maintainingmy opinions and I must confess to a deal ofmy rights, yet great diffidence when I come to of one scspeak personally related to me as Lola Montez is. As Burnsnearly "we were The smiles andsays, girls together.

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• Women

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 12
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 9 Mo

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