Personal reminiscences of Henry Irving
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PERSONAL REMINISCENCES OF HENRY IRVING
PREFACE
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
I EARLIEST RECOLLECTIONS OF HENRY IRVING
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II THE OLD SCHOOL AND THE NEW
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III FRIENDSHIP
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IV HONOURS FROM DUBLIN UNIVERSITY
V CONVERGING STREAMS
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VI JOINING FORCES
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VII LYCEUM PRODUCTIONS
VIII IRVING BEGINS MANAGEMENT
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IX SHAKESPEARE PLAYS—I
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X SHAKESPEARE PLAYS—II
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XI SHAKESPEARE PLAYS—III
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XII SHAKESPEARE PLAYS—IV
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XIII IRVING’S METHOD
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XIV ART-SENSE
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XV STAGE EFFECTS
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XVI THE VALUE OF EXPERIMENT
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XVII THE PULSE OF THE PUBLIC
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XVIII TENNYSON AND HIS PLAYS—I
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XIX TENNYSON AND HIS PLAYS—II
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XX TENNYSON AND HIS PLAYS—III
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XXI TENNYSON AND HIS PLAYS—IV
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XXII “WATERLOO”—“KING ARTHUR”—“DON QUIXOTE”
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XXIII ART AND HAZARD
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XXIV VANDENHOFF
XXV CHARLES MATHEWS
XXVI CHARLES DICKENS AND HENRY IRVING
XXVII MR. J. M. LEVY
XXVIII VISITS TO AMERICA
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XXIX WILLIAM WINTER
XXX PERFORMANCE AT WEST POINT
XXXI AMERICAN REPORTERS
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XXXII TOURS-DE-FORCE
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XXXIII CHRISTMAS
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XXXIV IRVING AS A SOCIAL FORCE
XXXV VISITS OF FOREIGN WARSHIPS
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XXXVI IRVING’S LAST RECEPTION AT THE LYCEUM
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XXXVII THE VOICE OF ENGLAND
XXXVIII RIVAL TOWNS
XXXIX TWO STORIES
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XL SIR RICHARD BURTON
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XLI SIR HENRY MORTON STANLEY
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XLII ARMINIUS VAMBÉRY
XLIII
LIST OF FINES
XLIV IRVING’S PHILOSOPHY OF HIS ART
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IV CHARACTER
A.—Its Essence
B.—Reticence
C.—Art and Truth
V THE PLAY
VI STAGE PERSPECTIVE
VII DUAL CONSCIOUSNESS
VIII INDIVIDUALITY, AND THE KNOWLEDGE OF IT
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XLV THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE
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XLVI THE EARL OF BEACONSFIELD
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XLVII SIR WILLIAM PEARCE, BART.
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XLVIII STEPNIAK
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XLIX E. ONSLOW FORD, R.A.
L SIR LAURENCE ALMA-TADEMA, R.A.
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LI SIR EDWARD BURNE-JONES, BART.
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LII EDWIN A. ABBEY, R.A.
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LIII J. BERNARD PARTRIDGE
LIV ROBERT BROWNING
LV WALT WHITMAN
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LVI JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY
LVII ERNEST RENAN
LVIII HALL CAINE
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LIX IRVING AND DRAMATISTS
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LX MUSICIANS
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II BOITO
III PADEREWSKI
IV GEORG HENSCHEL
V HANS RICHTER
VI THE ABBÉ FRANZ LISZT
VII GOUNOD
VIII SIR ALEXANDER MACKENZIE
LXI LUDWIG BARNAY
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LXII CONSTANT COQUELIN (AINÉ)
LXIII SARAH BERNHARDT
LXIV GENEVIÈVE WARD
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LXV JOHN LAWRENCE TOOLE
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LXVI ELLEN TERRY
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LXVII FRESH HONOURS IN DUBLIN
LXVIII PERFORMANCES AT SANDRINGHAM AND WINDSOR
I SANDRINGHAM, 1889.
II WINDSOR, 1893.
III SANDRINGHAM, 1902
LXIX PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES
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LXX KNIGHTHOOD
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LXXI HENRY IRVING AND UNIVERSITIES
I DUBLIN
II CAMBRIDGE
III GLASGOW
IV OXFORD
V VICTORIA UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER
VI HARVARD
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VII COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
VIII CHICAGO UNIVERSITY
IX PRINCETON UNIVERSITY
X LEARNED BODIES AND INSTITUTIONS
LXXII ADVENTURES
I OVER A MINE-BED
II FIRES
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III FLOODS
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IV TRAIN ACCIDENTS
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V STORMS AT SEA
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VI FALLING SCENERY
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LXXIII BURNING OF THE LYCEUM STORAGE
LXXIV FINANCE
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LXXV THE TURN OF THE TIDE
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