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ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE AMERICAN |
On the first of December will be commenced |
IMPROVED EDITION l
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j. FENIMORE COOPER,
With all his Latest Corrections and Revsons, entitled,
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entitle them 6 universal and immortal popularity.
Mr. Coopeg the originator of three distinct classes Of
novels those which illustrate modern nautical experience
those which deal with revolutionary history, and
Indian and pioneer life in this country In these
three classes he has had troops of ators but equal
and it is confessed that he in none Of them approach
SAYS the Edinburgh Review "Ths empire of the sea has
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yIcToR HUao the greatest of cotemporsry and
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amazing power splendOr beauty and aTacVeness Of his
productions,
The undersigned who the propretors of the copy
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issue edition of them containing all his latest
onS and Improvements, to be called TH PEOPLES EDI-
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who, in the selection Of their libraries have
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iOrdng TO the less ahIent opportunity to avail them
eiys OF the privilege Of securing, for very moderate
sum- the most beautiful and the perfect set of the Com
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