Judge — September 29, 1888 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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It is remark- ably well conceived, and is handled with skill.—Hosfon Globe, ‘The hero of the striking romance is an American whose experiences are most remarkable ‘There are portrayed some remarkably strong and vivid scenes during the siege of Paris, and the adventures of the hero during the commune are marvelous. The author, who is described on the title. known’ New Yorker,” has certainly su a spirited and original story of love and adventure his powers of imaginatjon are comparable with those of Haggard. ‘The publishers invite guesses as to tne identity of the author, but we find it much easier to be entertained by the rapid and somewhat reckless move- ment of the story than to name the writer.—/uhlic Opinion, Napoleon Smith” is really a most astonishing extra- ing enough to stir the blood of an anchorite and funny enough to provoke laughter in a sphinx Imagine a plot involving the discovery of the buried treasure of the first French emperor, the career of his Napoleon Smith” | supposititious grandson, the Franco-Prussian war, the horrors of the commune, the fate of a beautiful young | marchioness, and the noble expiation of a more beauti- ful female ‘bandit—all this mingled with inimitable dashes of humor and pathos, a persistent comed| flavored with tragedy, and now and then descending farce, and the whole thing winding up with the resump- tion of specie payments n the United States! 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