a Member of a House whose transactions with Charles Lever are an object-lesson in the relations which may exist between Author and Publisher. When Charles Lever died (in 1872), his daughters were anxious that his biography should be written by Major Frank Dwyer, but Dwyer was unwilling to undertake the task, and Dr W. J. Fitzpatrick volunteered his services.…
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