New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-20
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~" WESLEY AND METHODIST" by Isaac
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This able volume il devoted 70 a Philosophical Ell
petition oithe principles Of Meihocsn. CONSIDERED
asa remarkable phenomenon 10 religious history
Rtgarcrg the movement started oy me helt preach
rre ofWe.l.y ano Whitfield In the middle Of thelAst
century az tie commencement Of the pfe'els reh-
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the causes OF it's vitality, unfolds The succs'slFe
phases its progress and ayzes the nature Of Us
correction with the presen, and future HIS
sketches OF the character Of the founders Of hein
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great breadth OF pOriraiiure. Compared with THIS
elaborate production, the la5ors oil southey and
other writers on the subject, are superficial ana
unsatisfactory.
z HIsTORY or The UNITED STATES,
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Of North America to the present time. Making no
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elegant compilation from the mos. important
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u "GLEANINGS AND GROUPINGS FROM
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volume Of miscellaneous gatherings, composed Of
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r. The PLoUGH, The Loon, AND THE
ANVIL for Jan opens With 3 vigorous article On
Capitalization" 10y Henry c Carey, in which he
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by Kossuth apply in full force to the commercial
policy Of Great Britain. Thisnu,nber is embelishei
With portrait Of ar. Carey, and also contains
brief sketch 81 his life and writings The usual
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- "LIFE, SLEEP AND PAIN" Is the tile
ola collection OF Essays. by SAMUEL Henry DtcE-
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We Welcome another edition ofthsse poems, which
have won a worthy place in American literature, BY
their quaint originality Of expression and their
beauty and tencemess Of sentiment
- THE MoURNER's FRIEND edited
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prose ano verse, intended as suitable companion
TO the afflicted worcester. s.A. How.and)
~" The AMERICAN Temperance MAG
.ziNE.~ for Januar} las long nence Of Hon. Neal
Dow. Mayor Of Portland, With a sketch ofhis lAbors
in the anti-liquor cause. tP. T. Sherlock
- SPooNER's "DIcTIoNARY or ARTISTS"
II the second and third numbers, bids fair TO be
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ographiosl sketch of Kossu.h and his speeches in
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