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The Campaign of Gen. Scott,
tAN HNTENsEsR INTER- STING ROou

EAN INTENSEsR INTER Il STING ROo,,
1VoL, 1eMo., S1,y3
MOORE &ANDERSoN, have jus ready in a duos,.,
-. H CAMPAIGN OF GENE AL SCOTT.
i vol. With Map ofthe3 battle Grom. lfs@ss4 pss. g.s.S.
detailed account OF General SCOTS brilliant Campsi,,
- Lieut.. S. is a man OF sterling s.nse.- ( "a.
az. impartial account fail he saS.-k aRaIL I'M The M "
AS%TiTited and extended sketch o 1.-THE asst Mexican g.
reiFTI. The author is attached to the Eayy, but beam
aeS cid ly connected wi with the Army;.i tiiqd chrcGisis.t
after having commenced its perusaI, toIa it aside.-NS.nt
One OF the most gallant officers in the \ Wv ~,
whole volume, as a work Ofintellect, Is worthy or liz
place 'ntne department to which it belc gs.-Losi4riiia.
at is no small praise to the author to sa &, that we b,,.
never rcada history evidently SO fairly yyritten-Lt.
"a volume full ofinstruetion and interest. He writ,
with a flowing pen, in vigorous style, elricl ng his mar,
tive T.. a. or = i1 Srdh,agt s eS1gai g with personal re elections o.
We have seen no work which has given SUI vivid IA
pressions OF MEXICAN scenery and character, c the EVEN,
Has gwen to the pdoIie a veryattractiy e wor. -c5.,,.
CS. C.0 Standard. .-.7.r4Tt- '4.sN - H.
men and things-of Scenery and society-of M eh III" aS .
battles and victories. that we have ever read. Ma,sn;s.
ReUie1. .... ... .. ....s-.... $50 '
footsteps ofthat consumate soldier, whose man es az. ~
tIiumphs from Vera Cruz tothe City ofMexieo, W res s.
Ties OF mannuvers absolutely unsurpassed in the al IaIs ~
military Strategy-Cin. Gag. 9llTH
His original descriptionsar are drawn with great fell itv.
He is alivciy and spirited narrator. His battle AZ .ttti.,
are extremely vivid; and produce q deep impression ntE.
IMAGINATION. lie CTluClSeS the military operation in .. a.
cided partisan spirit, but with evident abiity.-M p ~;
bun>.
The very best book which that war has called TO, b.
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campaign as Gambia found any where, superior in inteTe i
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The best Remedy ever known 10 linn
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