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THE TRIBUNE.

4 This Is good NUMBER OF the Edinburgh he
isg though none offs articles are Of the choicest
sort Dr. ARNOLD is the subject Zone of its papers,
\ which gives more satisfactory account of his
II philosophical character than the Westminster
i sone of his specuIatiens upon history are very
veil get forth and reviewed, and high tribute is
aid to his personal worth and to the zeal and elo.
i0eu2e with which he discharged his dufies as
Professor OF History a, Oxford long and able
1aper is given 10 the discussion OF the Right of
Private Judgement with reference especially TO
he grounds assumed by the British Critic and the
| Rev. Dr. Pussy. 1t is very able and clear; and
| .hough upon a subject profoundly treated by
LOCKE and other men of great power, will be read
With interest and profit The Ethical Philosophy
( Of Oxford Is the topic OF another paper, devoted
| more especially TO the crucifxion Of Rev. W.
sswell, Professor of Moral Philosophy in the Uni
gersity of Oxford. The reviewer introduces his
victim by the complimentary remark that if he had
picked up his book at old boek.stall he should
have taken the trouble 10 look al it as a strange
Instance Of the length 10 which the rawlings and
Authorizations of individual may GO" 1t is
,corchingy severe review--and from the reviewers
own representations, seems to have been well de-
ssryed DIcKESs's American Notes are review
ed a, some length, ard with more fairness
and ability than we have seen elsewhere shown.
The writer does not seem predisposed TO settle
me matter by abuse and black guard-and in this
he differs toto cGlo from nearly all who have un-
,tertaken the same task The real merits of thu
book are acknowledg ed, and its faults are ust as
clearly and frankly pointed out. lie writer seems
- have had the rather unusual good sense not 10
Expect from the author of Piciwick second ed
non of De TocqueviIle, ard he is therefore not dis
,.oDointed when he finds tbs Notes were written by
Poz--by Boz in his natural character, and not on
s,;Ita. The last article in the Review IS upon the
Disry and Letters of Madame D Arblay and VIC
incline TO think that it was written by MAcAuLAY,
although il is not comparable in point of merit and
siry to some of his former articles. 1t sParlSles
Nth some OF his brilliancy-which may always
rsadv be distinguished from that Of all other bril-.
limit nlen--ard contains marks Of his authorship
.aprcely to be mistaken by any familiar with his
writings 1t is recy and most interesting art'-
ec-The remaining contents of the Review we
have left unnoticed, because they are OF less gen
al interest. The leading paper on Drawing by
the Agency of Light gives the history ana estl-
mates the worth OF weknown modern inven-
ion. and Lord Campbelps Speeches, Sir James
Clark on Climate James, Eminent Statesmen,
20. each contain something that will interest
..ortion of the readers OF the able Review.
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