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Twenty Years in Europe

TWENTY YEARS IN EUROPE.

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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.

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Illustration from Twenty Years in Europe A Consul-General's Memories of Noted People, with Letters From General W. T. Sherman

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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