Twenty Years in Europe / A Consul-General's Memories of Noted People, with Letters From General W. T. Sherman |
NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR. CONTENTS. TWENTY YEARS IN EUROPE CHAPTER I 1869 CHAPTER II 1869 CHAPTER III 1870 CHAPTER IV 1871 CHAPTER V 1872 CHAPTER VI 1872 CHAPTER VII 1872 CHAPTER VIII 1872 CHAPTER IX 1873 CHAPTER X 1873 CHAPTER XI 1874 CHAPTER XII 1875 CHAPTER XIII 1876 CHAPTER XIV 1877 CHAPTER XV 1877 CHAPTER XVI 1877 CHAPTER XVII 1878 CHAPTER XVIII 1878 CHAPTER XIX 1879 CHAPTER XX 1879 CHAPTER XXI 1879 CHAPTER XXII 1880 - 1881 CHAPTER XXIII 1881 CHAPTER XXIV 1882 - 1883 CHAPTER XXV 1884 CHAPTER XXVI 1884 CHAPTER XXVII 1885 CHAPTER XXVIII 1886 CHAPTER XXIX 1887 (90) CHAPTER XXX 1891 INDEX. FOOTNOTES Transcriber's Notes
Twenty Years in Europe A CONSUL-GENERAL’S MEMORIES
OF NOTED PEOPLE, WITH LETTERS
FROM GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN BY
S. H. M. BYERS,
U. S. Consul-General to Switzerland and Italy,
AUTHOR OF
“Sherman’s March to the Sea,” “The Happy Isles,”
“Switzerland and the Swiss,” ETC. PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
Chicago and New York:
RAND, McNALLY & COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS. Copyright, 1900, by Rand, McNally & Co.
INSCRIBED
TO
MARGARET GILMOUR BYERS. Time robs us all of some things we would keep,
And favoring winds to-morrow may forsake;
But, joyous thought--O! Future! Smile or weep,
The happy years behind us none can take!
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