Montez Lola

Szül.: 1818 Megh.: 1861 V. Ö. Adattár: KOS VII/a:50 M5:2

Lásd: Hauser Miska, Kossuth, Liszt Ferenc

• Gruen, John: Close up. New York, 1968, Viking (28–31) por.
• Vasváry Ö.: Cikkek I. 194 (L. M. és Kossuth) IV. 125
• Walker, S.: L. M. the Countess Lizzie. (Amer. Mercury 1948 March (361–6)
• Stern, Philip Von Doren: Lola (regény) No. 4., 1949, Rinehart, 278 old.
• Kelen Belly: The mistresses, 1966, Random, (49–78)
• Prout D - Feely F.: Petticoat parade, 1965, Rigby (190–207)
• What was Lola? Newsweek 1965 Dec 20 (40)
• Marshall, Edison: Infinite woman (regény) 1950, Farrar-Straus 377 old.
• The Literary World. N. Y., 1851, vol. 8, No. 212, feb. 22, p. 153
• Drago H. S.: Notorious ladies of the frontier, 1969, Dodd, 45–61.
• Foley, Doris: Divine eccentric. L. M. and the Newspapers. 1969 Westernlone Press, 228 old.
• Hunt, Wm.: Dictionary of rogues. 1970, Philos. Library, 91–2
• Wyndham, Horace: Magnificent Montez; from courtesan to Convert. 1969, Blom, 288 old. (bibl.)
• Marberry M. M.: How New York greeted King Ludwig's sire friend (American Heritage, 1955, 56–61)
• Darling, Amanda: Lola Montez, N.Y. 1972, Steint Day, 240 pp. (Ism. Book World, 1972 July 23.) 7.95
• Oakland, B. H.: Bewitching Women 1955, Muller, 41–53
• Time 1956 Jan 2 (58)
• Holdredge, Helen: Woman in black, 1955, Putnam, 309 old.
• O'Hare, John: Uneasy lies the head. 1955, Redman, 191–207
• Maretzek, Max: Crotchets and Quavers, or, revelations of and opera manager. N.Y. 1855 (Uj Kiadás, 1966) p. 190–193.
• Wyndham, Horace: The magnificent Montez (Hillman-Curl, 1935, N.Y.) Ism. Spring, Howard in Evening Standard, Apr. 25–1935. Same in: Spring, Howard: Book parade. (1939, N.Y., Viking, 199–202)
• The King of Bavaria and Lola Montez. (Eclectic Magazine, N.Y., 1848 feb., Vol 13, 244–257) (From Frasek's Magazine) (AP2 E2)
• Letter from Paris, aug 7. 1851 (long) (The Waverley Magazine, Boston, 1851 Sep. 20, p. 169., vol. 3.) (AP2 W3)
• N.Y. Tim. 1875 apr. 2 (2–2)
• Kézirat
  • 1843 June 13, London: Méltatlankodó levél a londoni Morning Herald szerkesztőjéhez rágalmazóiról (The Autograph, 1912, May-pill 3[?]) Madigan Co, N.Y. (részletek) (Z41 A2 A85)
• Lola decided to sponsor a revolution and adopted Kossuth - then she turned to Liszt (Longworth de Chambrun. Cincinnati, N. York, 1939. Scribner, p. 249) (F499 C5 C37)
• Kézirat copy, vol. III. autograph, No. 131
• Les Femmes Célébres. II. 173, Paris, 1961, Lucien Mazenod, képpel. Alcove
• Anecdotes of love. 1859. ("Well known incidents of the tender passion")
• Alonzo Delano's California Correspondence, 1849–1852, Sacramento, Cal., 1952, Sacramento Book Collectors Club, p. XXIII–XXIV. (F865 D318)
• képek (caricature és "Yelva" szerepben)
  • Johnson W.W.: The forty niners (Time-Life Books, N.Y., 1974. p. 149.) (In a drama: "Yelva", as a deaf mute, 1853) acting + dancing "terrible" (F865 T55)
• Morse, Edwin Franklin: The story of a gold miner. (Calif. Hist. Society Quarterly, Dec. 1927, Vol. 6. p. 339–341.) 229
  • U. o. Vol. II, 1932. p. 245 (in Grass Valley) Nevada (F856 C24)
• levél Mr Harrisonhoz New York, 1859, 4 p. Dreer Coll. II. 526. (Hist. Society of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.) ("we are on the verge of a civil war, I am afraid" acc'l John Brown)

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