The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-11
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE,
Republication OF the London Quarterly, tho Edin-
6urgh, the North British, and the West
mtastsr Revte,os, and Biackyood's

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Republication OF the London Quarterly, tho Eain-
6urgh, the North British, and the West
minister Revietos, and Biackvood's
'- Edinburgh MagdxiNs.
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THESE Periodicals are the critical censors of
the British scholastic and literary world BY ,he; crit
Of a works too 10,
to the affairs p9iica religious, scientific and literary Of
talent Of Great Britain and engaged with the most i'm
which ag,s The world
syes OF The principal parties into which the people Of Great
The Edinburgh Review
from its advocated freedom and the rights
oy sn us
Of hs s
o ~ rs I and ppss
and the throne itself to embe The graphic and stir
ring deineaons of those evens presented pages OF
srsSs to Be- pera IN he %
Of s 'e was III e % at The
were especially directed found too powerful instrument
the g auaIlery. or as dng uishsd among the Amer.
lean reprints,
The London Quarterly Review,
whereby to counteract that influence which its powerful
exefted against their The two great political par
yes mus made strenuous efforts through their respective
or the PRONUNCIATION of their antagonist PRINCIPLES and dur
@ Sqs Of these leading haze
and s o t Great Bn the
Men Of the highest literary rank, well dignilaes.
works them might be mentioned some IF he most
saa6as, ia mes On the Of Among
LORD Maes Dr. Ma.n
Oriental Literature have been highly eseemed) and that
wH%nn s OF Mi some,ye with
burgh Review, enough the following MINES,
any one Of which would Of itself insure high degree Of
refer to Jeeys Napier. Brougham, Mackntos and Mac
Review aS ou Tie hs as
articles that graced its brilliant pages while the universally
as to their great intrinsic merit
The Westminster Review.
This able Journal established the patronage and
support OF the ultra liberals sty Of the Br sh House
Long, Of the London UniSepy Miss Msneaa and
ons whose names neei not be quoted conspeuously
mouth Bsn,hsni.m wok has ever been
the people; pages have been rife will be
% s,S an see. Of powerful article to the REDUCTION Of
roeatiyes etc The astounding development made lew
# horrors OF some branches OF the popn OF Eng
snd' Is Appeared in is pages Not only haves articles
work has also maintained unreentng crusade the
sssA aa
ally to remove the sun existing remnants OF ieudaism which
continue 10 htlc he British nation Ii become
the medium through which Golden promnlgatss his free
trade doctrines, which will give inc eased
nerous admirers here and elsewhere OF that elomer
In particulars, the Westminster Review espoases po
itIra faith closely allied that OF country and
therefore ithout extraordinary effort OF charity
induced TO cherish as an exotic worthy OF lng nsra ted
the Foreign Quarterly Review the features
OF the two Reviews being combined in the Westminster
and thus adding greatly Its value literary periodical.
The North British Review
work Of more than those aready descbed-
but 1t is, neverthe destined occupy prominent
| pace the Rel ublic of Letters.
The great ecceslas cal Scotland led 10
Enlistment There was no JOURNAL in the UNITED KING
DOM which appeared to meet The necessities OF this Anu
Church agitation Indeed, the revolution caused by
he disruption induced stare OF things, placing the
actors In positions of observation: could they give
uterance to their precautions of State and Church PO
ty-ther sympathes-their emotions. without some
other of thought than any then Hence the
spontaneous agreement OF the master minds
hem In the necessity OF new outlet OF opinion and The
| immediate creation OF the Moth BRITISH REVIEW The
basis OF this Journal Is the Evangelism of the Nneeen
ennry nor is to be overlooked of the striking
characteristics n the times that the grand principle which
Robertson, smith, and many of the eminent of Scot
land, took the field century ago wre d0i1R. ad
boeated and c1ndcatd IN this able work. and In the same
literary metropolis.
This Periodical ultra in its views any OF the
grand depa ments OF human knowledge: the lime
never drifts from its mooDgs the shores OF the pure
Evangelical religion of Bible. Nor will 1t fail
favoaby with other contemporary the amount
OF talent, energy. spirit. enlisted side. The
OF Sir David Brewster Drs llama Cunningham Lorrimer
Candlh. Gordon, Buchanan. Smith, etc, host in
themselves Much foreign talent also pledged to ado and
enrich Its pages.
Iis be considered strictly Theoiogicdk Rertelo,
for topics OF hind cacu and interest the
wecutivated mind introduced Political questions.
SO much IN their party aspects in their general character
considered Literature and the literary merits oil works
are and mental and physical science
unfoded the discussion OF religious subjects however,
npassonate and brsan SPIRIT forms distinct feature OF
the work. and will continue TO prominent place in
The amentad Dr. Chamery the fpaeds.