The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-01
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE

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The London Quarterly Review,
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works among them might Be asnionsd some q he most
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lessor Long, OF the London University, Miss Msneau and
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exclusive privileges hereditary rights. kingly pre-
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horrors OF some branches OF the mining population OF Eng
and first Appeared IN Us Not only have articles
work has also maintained an uneenng crusade the
ih The Pariameniafy Reision Of England. and eyenu.
ally 70 remove the still existing remnants OF ieudasm which
medium though which Golden promu gates his
trade doctrines. which will increased interest to the
la particulars, the Westminster Review espouses
tica faith closely allied to that of own country and
therefore hOnt any extraordinary effort OF charity,
Dc Induced to cherish as an exotic worthy OF beng Migrated
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two Reviews being now combined IN the Westminster
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work OF than those already descIbed-
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other organ OF thought any then exsnt Hence
spontaneous agreement OF the great master minds among
Immediate creation OF the NosTH BRITIsH RKvikw. The
basis OF this journal the Evangelism OF the Nineteenth
Century TO be overlooked OF the striking
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This Psrlodical ultra in views Of the
grand Departments of human knowledge at the same Time
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of talent, energy SPIRIT enlisted side. The names
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Candllsh Gordon Buchanan Smith, ETC., are host IN
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topics kind calculated and interest the
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discussed and discoveries In mental and physical science
unfoded the discussion OF religious subjects, however,
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Of classical literature, biography, narratives. historical and
1Gtlno1 poetry ercsi analyses 81 new WORKS ETC. ee;
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oogy while its of elegant fiction be sad TO dis
mastery and skill, unsurpassed by any OF Its
numerous temporares Again. in Its biographical depart
en and narratives OF voyages and travels E no less nan II
cal displayed professionally superior
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although deeply infused with torysm, extent the mos
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