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minister Reviews, and Blackscoods
~ Edinburgh Magazine.
Leonard Scott q Co., Publishers,
70 Fulton and "a Gold sts. Mem York.
THESE Periodicals are the critical censors of
c hi b s I'd ;s and a. world By hs
books and BY the eptomes which they present often obvate
ca no they discuss topics relating strictly
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aen q Treat Britain and engaged with the most i'm
Whoever sabcbe them all may read the sbest
Bsn al a,s hi parties into which the people
The Edinburgh Review
the exponent of the wing party Great Britain having
tt H. y. advocated freedom and the rights oil
was waeed agans France by British tory rulers and during
he a. ~
sna nude BY Its upanswerable and eloquent appeals
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ing Of those events presented the pages
those pereus days to found perhaps IL he apsuase IL
Of hs e, was becoming g at
were especially deeed found too powerful an instrument
The ouanery Or as it dsins among s he Amsr
lean reprints, = ~
The London Quarterly Review,
s1erted their measures The two great political
Yes thus made through their
sss 91fsss ana
IN Men n. sf ths highest literary well as dsnares
them might BE- mentioned some 81 he mos
mes Gu the ,cS Of Among regular
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any one OF which would Of itself insure high degree Of
refer % ans Maze
anay the first of whom. during his long with
the ct
admired Of the last repubse SO excessively in our
as 10 their great intrinsic merit
The Westminster Review,
TINS able Journal vas under the patronage and
aDs among s %hST R0sSc NIL Pro-
Others, whose names be quoted conspcuousy ill.,
pred fr some year: under the editorial of
%o Sss
especially devoted to the topics which the
with %
tory and exclusive privileges hereditary rights k9gy pre-
years since. respecting he wreched and till then unheard
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been directed against the aors mentioned abuses the
@ the Religion England AND eye sDS,
continue alIc he British nalon Ii has recently become
the medium through which Golden promulgates his free
trade doctrines, which will give increased interest the
admirers here and elsewhere, Of that great reformer
e d 70 a ST UwH ed%n
therefore ithout extraordinary effort charity
into our more genial soil II has recently been united with
the Foreign uartery Review the attractive features
and thus adding greatly to its value literary periodical,
The North British Review
work OF more recent than those already described
but 1t is neverthee ss destined to occupy prominent
place the Rel ubic OF Letters.
Enlistment There JOURNAL in the UsIrEp KIse
DOM WHICH appeared to meet he necessities Of this Anti
he disruption induced Of things placing the
actors in positions of observation could they give
vi
oheI organ of thought than any then extant Hence the
HEM in the necessity Of new outlet of opinion and The
Of this Journal Is the Evangelism Of the Nineteenth
enury nor is i to be overlooked as one Of the striking
Robertson smith, and many of the of SCOT
and took the field century ago .Ortc dOwr. ad
located and vindcaed in this able work. and in the
This Periodical is not ultra in its views of the
rand Departments of human knowledge: at the time
s iron n tbs % n the he Of the
svoraby With every other II The
saien energy and spirit enlisted On lts side The names
'andish. Gordon. Buchanan, Smith, etc, are host in
lemseyes Much foreign talent adon and
II is be considered strictly Theological Rep,ep
ct s1a 70 and interest the
much r. their Pgy as IN Their charaetsI
discussed and discoveries mental and scienG
noded the discussion OF religions s1hsOi,y src s, a
wv occupy prominent place in
The amented D Chalmers the founder and principal
r II m, u.s. and nfs his DEATH has been ably con-
3 BlackvvOod's Edinburgh Magazine
less exclusive in character than the works already no.
ed its contens be considered under the general heads
,tons, poetry critical analyses Of new works etc. etc
he high order Of is has long proudly
ogy while It's range of elegant fiction be said dis
m GO and R n ~ y Of
emit and narratives of voyages and travels less than
has ever Displayed resources unaueonaby snpe,nq To-
" similar work in the world As its political opinions
alous partisan could desir yet whitening is rhetoric
ID so Consistently uniform i, it in its anti republican obi
e reader to ai O. being charmed by the peusa of its brit
of ia egeason
about forty thousand eopesa productions and unequaed
i'll alone settle the question of its preeminent merits The
me remark equally applicable to this country it is well
above that Of any other work of its class notwhstand
me he nnpalaa6e character OF It's politics. fact which
cterizes its pages. |
eng work il is q surprising ba such brb mse 70 n
aise should be awarded it in the Republic of Letters Or
sailoasd following: Professor wilson bstsT known %n %
hi,9pheI North It's ,enowned edot Dr. Warren the
hS yo ct wh Ike
ill., gDps Il form
Masn9 Sidney Smith nit M and the author q Tom
en- the delight Of thousands Of readers winch nave
at this TING unusually attractive from the serial works
ne both the British and American edions BY an ar
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ns great interests Ct the common veal But spirit Of
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when hn
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reward the Neglect Of it brings is punish f
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