New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-02
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"THE WoaKs OF r.. Tn,. vol.
M n Hupsor. Vol III
sAsed Dy hsv. C. g elegant edition OF shAk-
ne |" A..s 90 me Merchant OF venice,
speMe co.,. a Ans we'll that Ends Wen'' ana
IeS IL. r..,,ns Of the shrew' Printed on pape'o VI
...,,,e ana snowy wilderness, win snaip,
-. .u, typs, and in volumes oil very con'ea'sN'
- sala edition is precisely what Is "an'ea 'oi
s-srv dsy use, and will be apt to take preoeaence "
eaAsr more costly editions, among 'ne con''H'
,e.der. Of the immortal bard Inc ho"o' mas 81
p.rsbly acquitted himself OF Ms oehcA'e 'aeA,
-o,s. are brief but not brief; cnticai WITHOUT
-. oy.r.n;ce often highly ingenious, though free
~.-r.,.Sox acute in verbal difficulties ano saga.
-, ,ho.e which relate to the sense seiaon IL
~, s,,.fetched; and for the most par' s'ic'iy 70
-. no,,, The "In.roductens' 10 the seFefai piaye
,.hox.,. xreIl.considered, and terseiy expressed
-. n,.nlaviDg fine aptitude for the genius Oh
s~-S....,e ,hev do better justice to his concep-
-. ~ character than the best English commenta-
-. are ACQUAINTED with. FaIailiar with the cur
On, leaning on the subject, Mr.. Hudson writes
ftem his own mind, with no excessive difference 70
hish old authorities and in style which has racy
tans of the rich Elizabethan age. An Editor rare
" puts 90 much Of his own idiossncrasy into WORK
Of which he is the accoucheur or gives such TO-
huss hfesome character TO his iaoors on fofeigh
PRODUCTION We take the more pleasure IN reconi
uHnding this edition, from sincere convicHoh VI
ia merits as in our criIiCal capaclIy, we usually nne
lore 10 censue than approve in M huosohs
writings. tl2no pp. 504. Boston j. Mdnfoe q |o'
~ "OuAYgRIsM OR THE STORY OF MY
LIVE, by a LADY. very unladylike prodncnoa'
soarse, gosnppng, vindictive, and hosnous ." q
l,rse and most sstimahle body OF religious oehe'e'
The writer was educated among the Friends was
saembey of tbs Society foY forty years at length
nav slack in her observances; and was conse-
or.n,,v disowned. She no doubt fell into evil
Hauds il we are to believe her story but this is no
,esson for her wholesale denunciation of the body
srom which she was expelled. The testimony OF
rsuessde is Of little value. Every religious sect
numbers unworthy members in its ranks and II all
he instances OF bad manners, petty tyranny, and
yulrsy habits Of which those who bear its name may
10 guilty, are raked up and used against the whole
hody, We imagine most sects would fare Ill under
he operation. The volume certainly sets forth al
odd collection OF ludicrous s.ores many OF them
However, are of the most trivial character no!
worth reading still less worth putting on paper
No one in his senses could regard them as OF pas
weight In deciding a question of religious conho'
versy We believe this work has received full
wssice in England, where it first appeared The
American edition will not save il from the oblivion
INTO which it Is destined to fall. U2mo PIP. SIS.
Phil J. w Moore)
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70 EXAMPLES OF LIFE AND DEATH
~ Mrs l.. II. sIoouRSEy. N2no. PIP. 3is. Charles
serbner) collection Of short biographical sketch
g. Illustrating the influence Of religion, IN various
conditions Of life. The examples are selected from
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tine In the year 3O3, to William Penn IN the seven
Sesnth century. The narrative portion OF the WORK
a. drawn up with care, md the moral reflections are
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~ "PHoToGaAPHY," by ROBERT HUNT.
This 10 an American reprint of standard English
woik, edited by s. d. Humphrey, with important
sdatioas. IL describes the various processes OF the
Photographic art at length Including the recent i,'
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u HoMEoPATHY,' by WoRTHNGToN
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e. "TKc NEW ENGLAND HIsToRIcAL
AND GENEALOGICAL RxGIsrER," for January, contains
amsnoir Of Cotton MatheI, defending that quaint
Boston Puritan from the aspersions which have
been freely east on his memory. The number is
nah in various other articles Of antiquarian interest
Boston Thomas Prince)