this sounds like the kind of story that might or might not be true and probably isn't cited
I just ran into it in Lavisse, so it's at least a story that goes back to the 19th century!
the bio seems very readable and with lots of interesting stories
Definitely lots of interesting stories; readable...well, your mileage may vary, but I find the style very dry. I found Blanning a much more effortless read.
But if it weren't for MacDonogh reporting on Mimi (yes, he got the gender wrong, but none of us knew that story at all!) I don't think I would have gotten intrigued enough to go looking into Suhm, who is now one of my favorite Fritz boyfriends. <3
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this sounds like the kind of story that might or might not be true and probably isn't cited
I just ran into it in Lavisse, so it's at least a story that goes back to the 19th century!
the bio seems very readable and with lots of interesting stories
Definitely lots of interesting stories; readable...well, your mileage may vary, but I find the style very dry. I found Blanning a much more effortless read.
But if it weren't for MacDonogh reporting on Mimi (yes, he got the gender wrong, but none of us knew that story at all!) I don't think I would have gotten intrigued enough to go looking into Suhm, who is now one of my favorite Fritz boyfriends. <3
So deeeeefinitely glad I read him.