The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-26
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The memories OF eminentiy successful men useful
ton than essays and sermons which lack practical ap
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Gus and influential journalist in the United Satesfor
such undoubtedly IL Mr.. Bcnnctt-how this was ac-
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story il well told with no inordinae ion Of the
subject 81 ~ and no unjust depreciation Of his op-
penents. In truth the book Is, a lite OF Bennett
should be, history Of tines and the and
things hat have figured In them. II IL not an auto
biography; the tone Of II IL impartial and independent
and II IL evidently the production Of ripe scholar,
thoroughly conversant with his TOPICS and gifted with
taste and 10 present them 10 the pubc in the
interesting and attractive formPhiladcphia City ltcn.
This Is truly an interesting work Il 4 admirably
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text book Of reference and student Of history should
be without t--Rock Island RI publican.
While the volume before has many faults, it Il not
without it, merits The writer Yields ace pen What
he wishes TO tell i told easily and pleasantly lie
descends 10 vulgar abuse nor INDUCES In
encomiums in addition to the personal memoirs 81 Mr.
Benne't with which the work IA chiefly occupied most
OF the fmportaut national events which have
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The subject Of these memoirs Ia one Of the moet 70
marbable men living and the history 81 iew men, living
CT dead II so intimately intewoven with the political
general history Of this country his has been Tor the
last twenty years. He IA interesting character and
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tremely cntertaing and instructive wulal.--St Louis
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