Oliver Bell Bunce Knihy

First published in 1880, Don't is a witty and irreverent guide to the unspoken rules of polite society. Written by journalist and humorist Oliver Bell Bunce under the pseudonym 'Censor Unmutilated', it skewers the social conventions and fads of the day with a sharp wit and a healthy dose of satire. This book is a delightful and edifying read for anyone interested in 19th-century manners and mores.

Michigan Historical Reprint SeriesThis volume is produced from digital images created through the University of Michigan University Library's preservation reformatting program.Librarian's The title "Love in '78" appears to be a misprint of the correct title "Love in '76".

A young man embarks on a quest to find his missing father, navigating a fantastical world filled with danger and magic. Along his journey, he encounters a wise wizard, a beautiful princess, and a loyal companion, each contributing to his adventure. The narrative blends themes of romance, adventure, and magic, creating an engaging tale that appeals to readers of all ages. This classic fantasy, originally published in 1885, remains cherished for its rich storytelling and imaginative characters, preserved for contemporary audiences.

This book presents a reprint of the original 1881 edition, offering insights into the opinions, sentiments, and debates of a bachelor. It explores the author's perspectives on various topics, reflecting the social and cultural attitudes of the time. The work captures the essence of bachelorhood and the nuances of single life, providing a historical lens on personal and societal views from the late 19th century.

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