The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-05
REVOLUTIONARY SKETCHES,
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REVOLUTIONARY SKETCHES,
BYANsocro GE.MaRLaN;
Edited by one of our most celebrated authors, whose
skill in depicting the remarkable incidents of the
times that mems souls - is well known by every
The incidents OF these sketches all based upon
the occurrence ofreal lie, and while depicting the
trials and troubles of those dangerous times with the
exuberpn fancy of Cooper and Lever he has still ad
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TIC the department of Reviews viii he made feature
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day; and though contessing himself npebted To some
of our first authors for their contributions to each
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mously. The Spectator owed much of Its Success TO
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an inspection of his Magazine.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with most ofour
popular authors for Tales, Poems and Sketches and
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In the course of the volume, articles Will also be
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mean authors viz Douglas Jerrold, Gilbert Abbott
A,Becket Goodwin Bamby, William Hewitt, .. Z.
Hall, w II. Thackery, William Carleton, Ihos. Miller,
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SON 'Ebenezer Elliot, Charles Mackay, together win
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Hon. Mrs. Norton, Harriet Martineau, and many otl-
ers our present space will not NV us TO specify.
TRANSACTIONS Of some of the minor Tales OF Eugene
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ymousy will of course preclude him from attacRng
10 each contribution the name of its author. rms
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