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The second concert in the Harvard Summer School series will be presented at Paine Hall on Tuesday at 8:30, when Catherine Aspinall, soprano, James Wood, clarinet, and George Zilzer and Robert Middleton, piano, will perform works by Brahms, Hindemith, Berg and Schubert. The concert is open to the public...
THE LION AND THE THRONE (652 pp.) -Catherine Drinker Bowen-Atlantic-Little, Brown ($6).
Wrote a legal historian: "What Shakespeare has been to literature, what Bacon nas been to philosophy, what the translators of the Authorized Version of the Bible have been to religion, Coke has been to the public and private law of England." What goes for English law goes for American, too...
Catherine's Glynnese was often far less daundering than her normal English. Her description of William's reaction to the Turkish atrocities in Bulgaria is a case in point: "A pamphlet nearly written he has been boiling over at the horrors and at the conduct of the Government...
Catherine, who survived her husband by two years, bore him eight children. In many ways he was a child to her too, and she was protective about him. One dinner guest who differed with William on the subject of opium felt a note smuggled into his hand: "Do not contradict...