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discuss topics relating more slric ly to the af
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OF the continent of Europe. They are conduct
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eng lgp1 with the most important questions
which interest or ngitalcu ue civilized world -
w hcty,r subscubes to hem ali. nlay read the
ab!es representatives. Of 'he principal parties
into which The people Of Grca, Bd ain are di.
TIE EDlNBUIG REVIEW.
i. the exponent Of the Wing party in GreH
Britain hayin! from irselmmeneetn' mt alvo.
eated Freedom and h- righ.S.oi The people =
When The war eppsrntly "f x crmlnalIou ws'
waged sgains, Fr,nce by British fory rulers,
and aurint which occurred he second grta!
struggle of England silh oar own c1lLtry,
ibis review lirsl.unfarleI thu ,s o; resistance
AN made. by ils unsu>werfbe aud sloquen!
sppcal> in behalf Of malirnablc rights he halls
lol British legislation md even the throne l'sel
TO tr mblp p TIE graphic and stirring de inca
tioas of thnsp eveeSs presented nths peg'' ct
thA, DISTINGUISHED Jo,lyual exhihit the uuest
D rtrai;ure Of those psiiiout days 10 be found
perhaps, in the lanyuage. Is mhn>0ee "a'
becoming 80 apparent, that at length the lead
ers of the Tory party, at whom the ihunjers
OF ITS eloQurnee were especially directed iOund
it TOO poatr(ul an instrument 10 be resisted by
ordinary means, end hence they established
the "QaAr,orly," or as it is Distinguished a.
mong The American Reprints
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
whereby to counttract thst Influence which its
its powerful rival rxrrted against thsir meas
urrs. TDs two great pqljdcsl parties thus
made strenuous efforts through their respect
i've organs for the promulssion of their Aatag-
onist principles; and durings nng series of
year, these two leading pcrlolical' have con-
ceo;rated the labors, the talent and the intlu
rnce fthe adherents Of the Wing and Tory
parties OF Great Eitain.
Men of the highest literary rank, rs well a.
dignitarics civil and ecclesltStlc: have c0niribs
uted to the pages OF these works; Sm ng them
mipht be mentioned some of the most rvsplen-
dent names on he scroll Of fame. Among the
regular contributors to the London Review
were Southty Scott: orkhart its present edi-
tori Appcrley, Ferguson, Wordsworth, Lord
Nahon DR. Milan, whose articles On Oriental
literature have been SO highly esteemed, and
hat wonderful woman OF science, Mrs. Somtr-
Vile, with many Others scarcely less cclebrs-
ed. THIN again the Edinburgh Review, it
is ruough to mention The following names any
one of which would Of itself insure high de-
Tree of tnOSn to any work with Wch ii might
ne associated. I'VE re('rlo frey, Napier
Brousham Macintosh and Mscuay; the first
,lwhom during his long conucxion with the
Review actually. wrote, on the average one
bird Of the articles Ihst graced it brilliant paf
.rS, while tke universally admired eS ays o
d the last, r,pubshad so extensively in our
own and the parent country leave usin no
manner Of doubt us To their great Intrinsic
merit.
THE, WESTMINSTER REVIEW