The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-19
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE

BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Rspn6lioation cfthe London Quarterly, sAe Edim-
| 6argh, the North British, and the West
minister Rsvieacs, and Biackwood's
| Edinburgh Magazine.
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| NHESE Periodicals are the critical censors of
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cannot supply ioI they discuss topics relating strictly
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hoover :rbcrbes to them ALL read the abest epsen.
vS, Of The principal parties into which the people Of Great
The Edinburgh Review
o ne IL Of the wing party in Great Britain having
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and even the throne itself rembe The graphic and stir.
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those perieus days be found perhaps Its
Of the tory party, whom the hunders Of eoauence
were especially directed found too powerful instrument
ee resisted by ordinary means and hence they established
9anery or, as it distinguished among the Amer
The London Quarterly Review.
whereby to that influence which its powerful rival
exe,sd against their The great political par
,hsi snssscni.i p and
ing long series Of these two leading Periodicals. have
of e. Gssa Ban the
Men Ct the highest literary rank. well digntsres,
works among them might be mentioned Of the
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xvnndf % ; neen SO hsny esteemed'l and that
Others scarcely less celebrated Then again IN tha Edn
bugh Review enough mention the following names,
nown to any work with whit il meht he assocsaed. ws
refer to JefIeys Napier Bougham, Nackntos6 and Mae
Review actually wrote on the ayeaae of the
thai sa s i. is brilliant while s
parent country us in no manner Of doubt
The Westminster review.
support the he h9 ssa aaase
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Others whose names neei not be quoted conspcuousy f
dna fact he
the mouth piece OF Benthansm This work has been
the people its pages have been rife will be oered
with series of powerful articles. tending to the reduction OF
negatives. etc The astounding dsveopmsnts made lew
horrors branches Of the mining popa a,icn Of Eng
land first appeared in is pagss Not only hsveis articles
work has also manai9ed an uneenng crusade against the
ish the 'Parameniary Religion Of England and evenlu
ally to remove the still existing remnants Of eudaism which
continue to ac The British nation. 1t has recently become
trade doctrines which will give il increased interest to the na-
%erous here AND e that great
therefore we may hout any extraordinary effort OF charity
he induced to cherish il as an exotic worthy of bns
ho our more genial s1 mas recently oeen united WILL
Of The two Reviews being now combined in The
and thus adding greatly to Its value as literary periodical
The North BRUSH review
but u.s. nevertheless. destined to occupy prominent
The great eceesiasea in Scotland led to its e
tablshment There no JOURNAL in the UNITED KING
DOM, which appeared he of this Anti.
agitation indeed the evoution caused by
IN ns pSsn. Of 'as 81 as 5
uerance to their perceptions of State and Church POI
other organ Of thought than any then exiani Hence the
spontaneous agreement Of The great minds among
immediate creation of the SosTH BRITIsa Review. The
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characteristics Of the times, the grand principle which
and took the field century ago to aorite doOn now ad
yoeated pindicated this able work. and in the
This Periodical not ultra in its views on any one of the
grand a Of +. a. a. tn! m, tune
Evangec religion of the Bible Nor will fail to compare
most avoraby with other contemporary in the amount
Of Sir David Brewster DIS Ianna Cunningham. Lomsr
themselves Much foreign talent Is also pledged to adorn and
sn His nog % g. considered strictly Rsy,s,
for topics OF every lind calculated 10 occupy and interest the
party S's as IN s
are s9nsesd ard The e,a %s,s science
i and of sEoEs , suci
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he smentsd ~ Chalmers was TIE founder and principal
Quoted by his son-inlaw' Dr. Hanna
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
iced its conien may be considered under he heads
classical literature biography narratives historical and
The high order Of its dsauisons has long rendered proudly
dn .ushed IN the T OF Greek and Roman arcbs
coys e and M may Pe saa 70 as
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sa has ever dipayed superior to
dse" otnd with to,ysm 10 ~ a 9Pnons
and SO cons ssny uniform Is y IN its anti republican obi
liant nasa Ths sci nf ib hsn pyisbsg "a ,s PIN
for ,eIe of Year,, manaGea circulation n rs.
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sterling wG,ki - sqtPa;ns that sPsh hiFb need
The eminent writers which have graeed its pages may be
t'e ny pes as
graohe and brilliant author of The srv Of late Pbvs'
han a.. ana Oh Len n Thousand WORKS which haye
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been the delight Of tbousands of readers "'' nave
of BuWer and Of her istins writers wbcb ersc r.
pages as original coatrbuons appearing .st in Ih Masa
ranremen with the British nnbisbers eary sbeei of h
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