The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-16
p IL D 3 p E G Il U s.
PROsP e TUS.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
| Republication ofthe London Quarterly, the Eain-
| b~rgh, the North British, and the Vest
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BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
Republication ofthe London Quarterly, the Edin-
bnygh, The North British, and the Vest
minister ReViews, and Biack,ooods
Edinburgh Magazine
Leonard Scott q Co., Publishers,
70 Fnitonands4 Gold sts., JNeW YORK..
THESE Periodicals are the critical censors of
hs h s ,ss e and I'd w q By h
books and by the ep,omes which often obvste
s..%lSasSS TSsy place which Aso.n %ssssss
Ca inc S they dsnss TOPICS sang strictly
the sonIipsnI q aTopc They coudussi by the best
questions which interest Or ssse the civilized World
Whoever spbscrbes to them all the abest
Britain are divided. -
The Edinburgh Review
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wss ns e. Of n
which ocsuIied The second sea, struggle Of England with
sns nS this Rsysw fir. n1 The Of
s Sa erem s Rsss a h ss balls Brush 6 sn @
deneaaons Of those events presented IN the pages Of
thai di.,Rs Journal exhibit hs poI,raure e
becoming apparent that length the eaders
e an s
to be resisted by ordinary and hence they established
the Quartery, as 1t distinguished among the Amer
The London Quarterly Review,
whereby to couasersct that nuspee which It's powerful rival
ties thus made through
ss faSs
a fs%
s1a
resplepdsnt the .ce Of fame Among The regular
b. %%.n assiss' o.
Oriental Literature have been 50 highly esteemsd) and that
, Of MI n With sbs %
any one Of which would Of iss insure high DEGREES d re-
i 2 and Maze
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articles that graced its brilliant pages while the universally
and the country leave in ofdoubt
| as 10 their great intrinsic merit.
The Westminster Review.
This able Journal established under the patronage and
support Of the Mira liberals styled, Of the British House
lessor Long. Of the London Unv.ry Mics Mernean and
nes not Be
Berhsm I0R which fact Sbsnsd the s9bSas
of,hs peope its pages have been rife twill be rememoered
toiy and pT.Sssss hsisdsIy dsbIs kSsy pre-
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Of horrors Of branches OF the mining popu of Eng
evr been ireusd against the afole abuses the
work a9 maintained un,elentng crusade against the
ish The Paramentary Religion Of England and eventp
the medium though which Golden promugates bis free
%srous sd%Is and Elsewhere great rsofmer
oe allied 70 hs s and nS
therefore thout extraordinary effort OF charity
u re asSa Il ss wSh ans @
the Foreign Qaaery Review the attractive features
and thus adding greatly value literary periodical
The North British Review
IA work OF than those already described
but ii is yerhe ess de- tined to occupy as prominent
place the Republic of Letters.
ENLISTMENT There was no JouRSAL in the UsIrFp kISe'
SatonaC hurob agitation indeed the revolution By
The disruption induced new sae of things. placing the
assuqs to thsr new perceptions Of State Cu.oh fo
y. 1a aaV Ve s1 henos Ps
spontaneous agreement OF the minds
che fpssf
1 tins be- 0e Sn s the ss
esractersIcs the times the grand principle which
ooR the s century ago % to write Ssn Is now ad
and pdeattd in this able work. and in the same
This PsIodea is 70. Mira il its views on any one Of the
EysSseas RELIGION IRON Of the B N "a 20
most ayoraby with other contemporary in the
OF saen enefsy ana spirit enlisted On ITS side The names
| Candi h. Gordon Buchanan, Smith, etc, are host in
themselves Much foreign talent also pledged to adon and
ms not be considered strictly Taeologieq Repieo,
wel.cultvsted nsnd introduced. Political questions
so much IN their party aspects as in he general character
discussed and ooveries in mental and physical science
anioosd the discussion Of regioss subjects however, IN :
the work and will continue to occupy prominent place in
hs l9msntsa 2. Chalmers the founder and principal
| Quoted by his son-ln-law, Dr. Hanna
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
is less exclusive in lts character than the works already
teed considered under the general heads
Of classical literature, biography. narratives, historical and
Sr pS Sa e sI
dn rushed IN the department OF Greek and Roman acha
cover mastery power and s unsurpassed By any Of It's
n co az gain IL It, deDai
its papers on subjects purely sclentc this adfabe Petlod
any similar work IN The world As to its political opinions
shough deeply infused with torym, exvpt the
zeaons partisan could desire yet withching lis rhetoric,
and 40 cons sentiy uniform - II in its anti republican obi
me rsader 10 ri being charmed by the psnss Of it, bill 1
aHt pages The fact OF this Distinguished Magazine having
Of about forty thousand copiesa prodgou and nuequaed
ereu alton tor that country where the price is 81 50
same remark equally applicable t9 .hs eounry it s well
log the unps'asbe character Of its poics fact which
only be accountea for - the usnscendent ability which cha
When we call to mind DE uarnes Of the contributors to this
praise should be awarded the Republic of Letters Oi
ta %sz
Ghtliiophs5 North its crowned edipr d. Warren the
% ct hsse
bin 50 SpTSs T. ysn awt
syansy S% s and BE aohSt Fen Gn
been the delight of thousands of readers.
of Bnwer and Of her disins asfed wrs. which grace
sgss as original appearing first in hi. Maya
S@s S with the B.h paSSsr early sheet, OF the he
me us s sup epn
the Original edition arrives notwithstanding they are thus
shed Other forms sill the popularity Of the serial works
that several of the eadng publishers this
the Iepont Of B'aehwood aer has already Seen placed n