New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-25
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CONTENTS:
l. Our Individual Relations with Epgland.
II. .srpenoy Miracles in England.
H.. The Custom House.
W. Rural Scenery
v..Engish Writers America.
W.. English Manners.
W.. English Devotion to Dinner.
VII. English Gentity.
TX. Origin of the Church Of Epglsni.
| x..Persecuton under the Established Church.
XII Present State of the Established Church of England.
XII. .Hersdry.
Thi certainly very book, little tina.
/ both true and amusing ALBANY Argus.
vigorous volume, which fercest onslaught.
have READ the dispoion Manners propnss social
institutions of England and her people, boston Post
This volume abounds with incidents of English @ all phases
which will make delightful such relish high
seasoned rspast. 1t is capital. [Phia. American.
As retaliation upon America this book should be
extensively read by Engshmen such will be hed
country We confess that have read his book with plea
| sure. Savannah News.
The book spsdly written, will find ALL daily
| Globe.
The writer spirited transcript from his
guide tokof stupid mgrsons from point interpreted with
heavy remarks has shown up John Bull quite acy style
will be enjoyed by thou and Of readers daily Gazette
The author unrvaed powers observation his
scPons sketches and agreeable, pleasing
inquirer after truth than Engihman strongly preudd
his native land but form agrseas volume which
| fully recommend. dispatch.
This book interesting There great many
deal of truth this voums bearing severely upon
| English character and msnners. IN. Y. Courier.
Continents has here given us
another Of his keen discriminating descriptive powers
The work carefully drawn picture Of English scenery
thoughtful cutting analysis of the
en- sh mind and pecuae Mr. holds accomplished pen
His chapter upon rural scenery Eng beautifully written RAJ
tany Knickerbocker.
This clever book is tremendous eounebas against
attacks of the Dickens Halls Troopes upon
and Yankee Engih and gh gsntiiy
The work should be read for it pointed and Troy Post
unspang diatrbe have retaliation
Dickens the Halls TOpes aud Marryat of past days and for other
Offences numounable Mr. Ward has carried the Africa aud
comings bold
way. The good Of spirit
and originality. tAr,hur's Home Gazette.
The very spirit antagonism. will
very wide acceptance gossip being acceptable
a village gossip. lohlo Farmer.
This book written lively and racy style microscopic
of England Engshmn. any
with the defects of the English people
have an opportunity offered them in these clever tem detroit
| Advertiser.
The satres of Troope, Dickens of that kn upon
American society," back with the volume
The weak points English exposed with
ceas severity thoroughly sknning operation has not fallen
under observation If American disgust English Unes
Tommysm and other mperneuc wishes the satisfaction
resOrt courteous let him read Mr. Wards book christian Advocate
Next genial lover, hearty baer walks
his with mncng, hssag steps and whose blows
strong hand willing heart them. To
latter eass the author Of this work belongs He back with
pound interest," all the abuse that the Tpes Halls Janson
have hapei upon heads
he does with Lively pquant VERSATILE he ridcue he
he csraurss
| iaiies of the Englsh. Temperance Courier.
that the Atlantic and be carries the bold
the vglan observation the habit Of ndependsn
aton, hs Louvre St. Paul that characterized him his
previous work. He is genuine American feeling, habit sym
pathy thorough Of the merely Fictitious artificial
his dislike distorted prejudice does blind HIS
vision sharpen his and give point to his close
Discrimination. We cordially commend these Microscopic ye~s
They pleasure all who read them Rochester
American.
positions startling truths has
original mode Of expression which, the
with the auhor pases his imagination while does fail
There freshness in his
that give evidence of depth
power illustration In every page almost every period
you your author ssfgd with the and
proprey his views but he really right
faculty CT giving those convicons to others.
The work essentially American. II the type, the representative
bathurst the American
revealing the sentiment whole people, with
cepon pulling he speaks will sympathy
the mind every the SOIL IN paper 2pltltW