New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-13
Mem publications.
A LEXANDRE DUMASs GREAT WORK
IA PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
THE CONS CRYPT;
A TALE EMPIRE.
BY ALEXANDRA DUMAS.


In one beautiful LIMO. vol of 400 PIP. Price S
Since the appearance Of The Count of Monte Cnso" the
written work equal to thin briancy and power
II nay story Of peasant life. All the phases Of exist
ence the homes of France the domestic misery
duced by conscrpon and the # the drea f
psgn of the first invasion OF France terminating in the fret
occupation Paris by the Allies the terrible battles the east
ofFrauce and the arrival of Napoleon like thunderbo to dis
tub the triumph of Absoutism most graphically
truyed Since &c SaItDe and Chteaub lands rances moth
ing superior has been written in the Fre1ch language
EDITORIAL
The present work quite worthy Of the translator remark
chaste the most interesting stories which have
been printed the french Language The original title
taken the liberty give the story which while is
equally applicable consistent with American ideas of
ppey NO novel Of greater TO attract and retain at
teutOn has been laid our table Tor some time and we can
commend it unresvedy to all who have Leisure 20 read for
The story of the touching of ali the authors
rs The verge Of its final ca asirorhe EXHIBITS
Of the peasautry in their EXTREMIST form
The characters are lowry, but full OF interest"
Apart from great literary merits the story ia especially
con rnendabe being entirely free fom that moral faint
which often cour French fiction The scene Of the tale
lies chiefly in French village ouing the last years Of Bona
parties reign and the actors are nearly all OF me peasant ass
simple, earnest chasscer-drawn with the skill Of true artist
delightful picture Of rural life an France The volume Is full Of
The e sfeently explains the pathetic and exciting
character the story The laid 10 France in
teusey anxious period toward the close of the of
ending with the wreck and ruin of Wateoo
This will be read with interest all the books Of this
N Y. Weekly Dispatch
This novel of the prolific French usual exciting
and intensely interesting describes the life of conscpt
under the Umpire of Napoleon and is g9od picture Of the
penod.' lhatlord Courant
the peculiar features which vitate large
portion of the tighter Frerch literature aud safely be
recomn ended for family reading" Ne Y. Tribune
" The Conscript novel marked every page with the
characteristics If this writer IL story of the times of
the great Napoleon and full Of interesting incidents connected
wi the camp and bait ehed" CleSe ami Plain Dealer
with favor Its first appearance,
IN respects superior Of his previous
Sunday Atlas.
The rourefe Of French peasan,ry; If, Of the hum.
bic soldier ia the field taso where he is rarely descnbedn
hos ts faithfully narrated in tle mastery manuer Tor
which he author celebrated The whole book susans
and teaches morality which will FAT to the whole
s cast French novels ami their
raify" lbEiogeport o'ah11ru-
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