The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, March 11, 1910, Page 16, Image 16

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The Commoner.
VOLUME 10, NUMBER f
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NAPOLEON'S name fills more pages in the world's solemn history than that of any other mortal. This famous painting shows him a cap
tive on hoard the English ship Bellerophon, gazing out across the solemn sea toward Prance, where he was once emperor. He realizes that
his dream of universal empire is at an end, yet is unconscious that he is soon to be banished like an outcast 1,000 miles from shore to the
lonely, barren rocks of St. Holena. This famous picture from Ridpath 's Histdry illustrates but one event out of the thousands which make
up the history of every empire, kingdom, principality and power, all accurately and entertainingly told in the world-famed publication
RIDPATH'S HISTORY OF THE WORLD
THE PUBLISHER'S FAILURE placed In our hands tho entire unsold edition of this monumental work. BRAND NEW
down to dato, beautifully bound in Half-Morocco, which we must sell immediately. We offer the remaining sots
At LESS Than Even DAMAGED SETS Were Ever Sold
Wo will name our price only in direct letters to those sending the coupon below. Tear off the coupon, write name and address
plainly and mail now before you forget it. Dr. Ridpath 's family derive an income from his History, and to print our price broadcast
for the sake of more quickly selling these few sets would cause great injury to future sales. We do not sell through stores or sales
man, but slllD direct from flictorv to Customer RVlhinP.t. to vmir ovmninntinn TVia ivniiro trnneoM-ivn ia lvrr tvioil Cv,3 r,, mJ
Pres. William McKinley
said: "I am familiar with tbo
merits of Rldpnth's History of the
World, and cordially commend It
to tho scholar as well as to tho
plain pcoplo generally."
Pres. Grover Cleveland
suid: "I unhesitatingly commend
Ridpath's History of tho" World as
a work of great merit and believe
that it should have a prominent
placo in ovory library."
Pres. Benjaman Harrison
said: "Tho author's labors are
deserving of tho highest praise.
Tiio printing and binding are
nrst class and tho illustra
tions aro numerous and of
a high ordor. I most
heartily recommend this
great work for study
and convenient ref
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tor an is his wonderfully beautiful style, a style no other
iiiaiuuuu iu uuy generation nas ever equalled. He pictures
uie great msioncai events as though thoy were happening
, i , w'ua uo rrieB you witn Mm to see tho bat-
it i ' l Klugs and lueens and warriors; to
ii ut liiu iuiuuu senate; to march against Saladin and
ma uuiii siunneu louowers; to sail the southern seas
wmi imutu, to circumnavigate the globe with Ma-
Buiiwi, to watcu tnat turn line of Greek spear-
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uio ueia ol Marathon; to know Napoleon as
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ing interest with supremo reliability and
xx.a.vo mu uuroes or nistory real, living
moil auu wuuion. ana nhrmr thnm v.o,
weaves tho rise and fall of empires in
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SCt I)OTlll tVAlirlm Kl 11
Rff ?f thG mantle 0f Personality over the old heroes
J of history. Alexander is there; patriot, warrior statesman
diplomat crowning the glory of Grecian history Xcives Trim
m?cZT hP!atfm' S6eS Themistocles with tee hundred anl
,f G?lk,BhfDB Smash hIs Persian fleet t over a thousand
wrirC p1P t0 mld thG langUase in which this pLgraphis
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fiMito wnfi -"-'- " oavaso urueuy JNapoleon
fights Waterloo again under your very eyes, and
nfl x ,thG lrn fact that at last the end
of his gilded dream has come. Washington is there
"four-square to all the winds' grave! thoughtful'
proof against the wiles of British stra egy and the
Srnnnfa,Se friends; ear-seeing over the
heads of his fellow-countrymen, and on into another
century, the most colossal world-figure of his time
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