Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-18

New School Book
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 HAVE JUST PURLlsBED, ..8,y 4 History Of Me United States, To which is prefixea . ,..... 7. A Brief Historical Account of our English ! Ancestors, from the Dispersion at Babel to their Migration tOsAmerica.'
 e By NOAH WEBSTER, IL. D. .,.r The foilosoing are from omong the numerous testimonials in favor the ,cork t0hich hdue al- ready 0ppeared: st.
 & @.s sRECONfM ENDATIONS. ssfs3 ..Y We consider Df. Webster eminentIy qualified to prepare work of this kind His extensise acquain. lance with the early bis0sy of nations, and especially our own-.he result cf fifty years of nvestigaiion-is while the kno wledge the events o our re. yolu,ion aud the establishment of our government gives freshness and isterest to his narrative which are rarey # to be fouDd in the pages of mere compiler. We therefore cordially recommead this work ndapied to general use in families & schools.
 President of Yale College. sa BENJAMIN. SILLlMAN,~ es . 'a
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 Messrs. Durrie & Peck-f have taken some pains to acquainl myself with the character of Dr. Webstere History ofthe United States" IL is, in my opinion, wo'k of grent merit, and admirably adapted to ie will not n4re the FepuaiOn of s illusirous author shalt immediately recommend ito the Visiting Com- niiiee ir aepon into the higher classes of the Lam eas'erian School. Yours rcspec'fally;
 Principal otthe Lancasteriaa school.
 Tie CommiGee ofi the School Society tn New-Eia- ven have conclndeto introduce Webster's History D the United States into the Laucasieripn school and 10 Haven School Society, as a useful and concise com pend of history, well adapted for juvenile insfacton n s@& %s'e sl@sts 1ss3 as TF.as%; Register. The volume contaias many facts not cooiained in tage ofcOmhining at once, with the exercises of the schools knowledge of our country and It's nsti,d- tions.--Coan. Heraid. Y 'sR.9 " 4a3
 The work will not fail to meet with n welcome re- cepllco whenever il is seen.-N. Harrn Palladium, From the Rev. T. Marsh, late Rector of St. Mchaels
 Church, Lch6eld. .@sga s This ceriifea, that have perused "A History of the Un'ted States, written by Noah Webster, LL D. It Is well calculated o beIet ihe rising generation it gives an inuitise and correct view ote most im portant events attending the discovery and history North America. It Is adapted to the wan.s capacity and taste of youth. hope it may fad place n eve " library, and especially in our High and Common SchOos The purity of its style, and she correctness of i.s e.s must please every patron oG science and every frend of virtue aud humanity. D6ct. Webster was the frst man who succeeded in attempting to alyso or parse the Eegish language. He has done more 10 explain i,s true princies to iDses,iga,e s pecu,ar idloms, to trace is eyInoOgy, and bansl s corruptions, than any other person that over liyed His name ought to be revered, and his pathological writings ought io be studied, every classcal schc lar. and more especially by every American, who is disposed to ParOnize learning, or encourage religion. Sept. 3, l8S2. 'TRUMANs MARSH. From the Rev. Mr. Hickok, Pastor ofthe First Con. gregat'onal Church, Ltchfeid.
 .,! nase examsned s!o some extent Dr. Webstcr's both with the Plan aad exscutoss While 1t is ei- nemty calculated tor the impr0v O tie youthful mind U Common Schoos these is also much Saluable S.SraSo % oS'h oI h'ioiical facts and philosophical 0ie ;o more mature and cultivated insellects, can- mot ao. put nope that may have very general ci ula-
 Lsch6.id. Sept. 4, lssa. t' |. ll'SA'Ae. sl Fler tAs Principal efths Licafeia Female Acadtny. ,,ers H;serS N s T much pleasure, Dr. Web nsgny grainsd wiih ,s plan and execution. As an eemenmsy WosR tor oue primary selso0ls it tsuruaases any nave seen; and whe,hes read as n class book aseiu f - s@,rsslns rsl I1" ns ssD 1G SATsss"y Lischasld. Sept |. isse. N r DAANh'' .. For Sale by AS 7.s. se se~sil 1 eoasw,s ;, nsss' s eassrs, aSa ,,. Iashasia. September 6 1T,-ssE ',s ssas..S,,st