The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21
PROS p E TUs.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Republication Of the London Quarterly, the Eai's-


6argh, the North British, and the West
minister Reviews, and Blacktoood's
| Edinburgh Magasine.
| 4. Leonard Scott a. Co., Publishers,
70 Fulton and "a Gold sts., NeD York.
lTHESE Periodicals are the critical censors Of
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books and BY the spitomes which they often obvate
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Europe They are By the
question. whch interest Or assss the civilized world
Whoever subscbes them all may read the abest
Britain are divided. ''' "''" '''''
I The Edinburgh Review
tine s Of the Wig party Great
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our t6 Review aniafsa the dag Of resist:
hrone ssf to embs The grsphc and stir
Journal exhibit he ,ns
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Be resisted ordinary MEANS and hence they established
the Quarterly" as is Distinguish among the Amer.
lean reprints,
The London Quarterly Review,
to counteract that influence which its powerful rival
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o the PRONUNCIATION of their antagonist principles and dur
talent and e nsenes Of fs tSs
s H The Is and tory parties Of Great Britain
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works among them might Be mentioned Of the most
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the Review actually wrote the average oneird of the
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own ana the country leave us in no manner of doubt
The Westminster Review.
This able Journal established under the and
S s: ons sho Rosbsdl hs hfq s
essor Long, of the London University Miss Marneau and
ured was for some years under the editorial supervision Of
Jeremy Bsntham iIep which fact i obtained the sobque
especially to the great topics which interest the
he people have been s will BE-
tory and exclusive privileges hereditary rights kpgy
since, respecting The wetehed, and, till them unheard
horrors of some branches Of the mining population of Eng
directed against the mentioned abuses the
work has also maintained an unIeentng crusade against the
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the medium through which Golden promulgates his Free
admirers here and Elsewhere d that great refomer
In many particulars, the Westminster Review espouses po
therefore may without any extraordinary effort OF charity
sn Il an bs, ,sssny es @
the Foreign Quarterly Review the ATTRACTIVE Gestures
and thus adding greatly to its value literary periodical.
The North British Review
work OF more recent origin than those already described
place the Republic Of Letters. -
The great ecceastoa movement in Scotland led to its es-
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pos WHICH appeared to meet Inc necessities Of this AMI
The disruption induced state of things. placing the
actors in positions of observations oud they give
y1sheir new new emotions without some
other organ Of thought than any then extan Hence the
the necessity Of new p Of and h
basis Of this journal is Evangelism Of the Nineteenth
Century i to be overlooked as one Of the striking
Robertson, Smith, and many of the eminent of Scot
and took the field century ago e aorate doaon now ad
This Periodcas not ultra its views any of the
grand departments OF human knowledge: at the same time
drifts from %e9bs q o tine iGeIfs 81 s
vOraby with every other contemporary in he amount
OF ct e 'R p
Candi,h Gordon, buchanan, smith, ETC., are a host 10
themselves Much foreign talent also pledged to adorn and
IT'S not 70 BE- considered strictly Theological Rso,ec
wecniSated introduced. Political questions,
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are discussed and discoveries mental and physical science
the dieqfo OF IsoEs saec
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The ismensd DR. Chalmers was the founder and principal
Quoted by his son.in-aw, Dr. Hanna.
Blackwsod's Edinburgh Magazine
less exclusive in character than the works already
Of classical literature biography, narratives historical and
Gn,ions pSs,ry critical snaysfs Of new works ETC.
dns ushed in the department of Greek and Roman archs
ws If range n % nG0n may Be sad to &
numerous CO empurares Again, in III biographical depart
its papers subjects purely scientific. this admirable Perod
cal has displayed Internationally superior
although deeply infused with toyism an extent he most
Jealous partisan could desire yet SO wthGhng " rhetoric
guilty, that, however obnox its tenents, is impossible
liant pages The fact of this distinguished Magazine having
for series of maintained circulation in Great Br
alton or country where the price is 81 50 year
Will alone settle the anesion OF is presn,nent merits The
known cncuaton even The nited Staes, already
ing the unpaatabe character Of its politics. fact which can
only be accounted for by the ancendent ability which cha
When Gail to msA DIE names of the contributors this
be % he Ra Rs sed
the w Which have glGed its may
C;opbss SS1S sdef Dr. SsS he
glaphc a9d brilliant fphor Of the Diary Of late Phys
been extensively popular in repubIishsd form q. r
SIN An ynsy ana he sass, a Il
giles Log ruise Of the Mdge," etc., works which have
1t this unusually attractive from the serial works
of Bulwer and of oher distinguished writer's which grace its
zine both IN the British and American edons By an ar
angement with the British publishers, early sheets of the
the original edition arrives Notwithstanding they are thus
is that several of the Leading publishers this coun
the reprint Of aer has already Seen paced
an e hands q Mnrs 81 THE
Green Hand and Saa% Sse es of amal
a a h e adf s to se s
trauons of Blaokwoods Magazine, and it well remem.
ber in this connection that twenty-five cents will purchase
Sustained then, these distinguished works are and ever
political sagac w, we need not be surprised find them
9upyng such proud prominence among the literary pro-
upon the consideration of all CLASSES Of the intelligent com
munity. would necessarily corresponding indifference
philosophical inquiry abroad among the people; and to
the honor of the be stated that ignorance
longer deemed misfortune, but fault: and assuredy the
fault not esened when find such advantages thus
hs % asa s az
ture brings It's own reward She neglect of brings its punish
respectfully beg to invite the espec attention Of their fellow
ezens to the reprints of the several Periodicals here referred
serve the best interests of popular intelligence but will
e ,S sad to TIE general Of the nation by
order of intellectual pleasure.
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