TO La beauté est le partage des uns, l'intelligence celui des autres ; la réunion de ces dons ne se rencontre que ches certains mortels favorisés des dieux, LEIBNIZ TO QUEEN CAROLINE, PREFACE. It is characteristic of the way in which historians Wilkins, William Henry. Caroline, the illustrious queenconsort of George II. and sometime queen-regent; a study of her life and time. London & N. Y. Longmans 1901. 2v. portraits, plates, facsim. 0. 368. An authoritative biography of Caroline, 1683–1737, by the author of the life of George Il's mother, entitled: "The love of an uncrowned queen"; from Hanoverian archives, etc., especially valuable for the period before 1714, and its light on the Hanoverian court, particularly the Electress Sophia, also for its gossip concerning the courts of Georges I and II, and the queen's relations with Walpole Eng. Hist. R. 17:586 (B. Williams); Ath. 1902, 1:71; Acad. 62:80. W. DAWSON JOHNSTON, Nov. 1902. 5416.2 ALA F237 civil and religious liberty, which were unen vuunu Therefore no apology is needed for attempting |