Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-01-12
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British Periodical Literature
REPUBLICATION OF THE
LONDON QUARTERLY, TIE NORTH british, AM
THE WESTMINSTER RhvII We, AND
l.. --- BI.AChWoolor EIlIAbUiGH.
"5@.s GAEINE.
Leonard Scott & Co., Publishers,
70 FULTON AND 81 GOLD SHEETS
New york.

Leonard Scott & Co., Publishers,
70 FULTON AND 81 GOLD SHEETS.
New york.
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T1iEsE Periodical are tie critical cen4ors Of thu
i British scholastic AMI literary warlt. Bs the
cEat:ci.m1. they aia realers in the selection nf stand
ard valuable bucks aut by Tie epttarneS stiicd the
present often obs iale the necessiiS I'll consulting work
tao vol ,nntno4s for general exam ]snati"n. they I'll Z
flaec which American magazines cannot safliy: tt
they discass tories TelatiHg more Sfric " 10 the aIait-
political, religions, >e. ettiAc, and literary, OF Vie ron
tiaent OF tafole. ftiey are c~on4icfett by the best
/ talent ai Great Britain: and are engaged with the mo-
Important Questions WHICH interest Or agitHte tie cis
ize7l votlf W.rreser subserihts 10 item all, MAY
read tie aUle%t retae> entatis-, "t the pflaciI al Iartte
into wnsch the people o! Great Britain are divided.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ST.
; the exponent Of The Wig party in Great Britain
having from lis conmenctmi al advocated, Freedom
and the rights Of Tie people. When the wnfr apla
ren y Of determination. was wage.i against France bs.
British Tory rtitcr>. and l..iHg which occurred the.
second great struggle Of England win o. ,wu cnun-
Try, tnis Review first utttdrl.e4 the tug Of resistance
and nd.e, b. is gHan~wetat'te and eisftIeiit a%teai
IN behalf Of inaieaiable rights, the halls u Bg.ti-h
legislation ana even the fbrnhe Itself 10 tiemhie. The
graphic and stirring detiHestibns If those events, pre-
seuiei in the ages of that distinguished Journal. ex,
alhit the true,t portraiture Of those t-ril"as days to
lie ioand, perhaps, in ting Language. it, Influence was
becoming 50 apparent. that at length tire l"aler4 of the
Tory par,s. at whom the ttinnlers of its eie1 uenc4
sere especially directed. found it too powerful An in
,trumtnt TO be resisted by ordinary means, and itence
they established the = Qpart"Els, ' or a. II is distln,
Taiahea among the American Reprints,
THE LoxDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
whereby to counterfeit that influence which It's POWER.
sai rival esertet against their measures. Tile tsn
rrest political parties thus made strenuous Effort
through their Te>pecftveS organs, for The Prom ligation
II their sntasonisticsl principles; and during = iun-
cries If years. these tse leading Periodical Lave con
centrsted tile llbafs.. the talent. and tue inf iencp 81
he siaersnts OF the Wing and Tory parties of Grcat
Britain. #"
Men Of the highest literary rank. as well AZ aignf.
tsries, civil ard ecel-sia 1tic, have contributed 10 tic
tage- pt tiisS. WORKS: among them might be mentioned
ONE Of the mos resllrni-ni names on the scroll Of
atnr. Among the reg tlar contributors to the london
4a"Ttefly fteHie" were ooUrh6S, Scrtrf, L'cNHART, n
resent eait0e.) AfpERIET, fEaGrsnS, WORDSESRrff.
LIKn dAHny. In. MltHAS, (wtOse article on Oriental
iieGt'are lave bera ;" utgHty esteemei AMI TIA
FoDIsriLl woman oi ~cIruc", Mrs. cfAkRtILIE, WITH
many other, scarcely less ceiebrs tel, Then again in
me EtfabHpk hstseW, it is enough 10 mention the
following names, aay che Of which woHli Of Itself IN
sure a nigh si-sE-e nt r-nO~n to ar, work with which
it might he a,sociat tel we refer to JsfsHgY. sAFEPR.
rBRjtGIAa, MAtlST3SH, ana MACAuLaY Ing tirNt of whom
tlrin& his long cunnexiol wstl the EsTirv ac:tuaif
wrote, Oh the average, one third of the articles that
.Iacet - h,.lllaat page. sh:ls the universally al
ntlrel e~~s y Uf the lat. fepHhiiShet 20 extensively
n our own and tJe parent country. ieay. us in nj
fnsn!teE OF doubt a TO their great Intrinsic merit.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
This able Josrnal was established .ad-y II. stroo-
1ge AMI support Of the VI RI itpcra1s. se II Ylni in the
British fiGIse Of commons; aInnag whom RoEHr cx.
'li''H' Wv f"Ea' ! f"'F'@~'R Lhs" Ut tte Lan''oa tnf.
r :, n ''TfiNEk ANA @ '"Fs whose NAMES Aftti
ffnt BE- 4iutei. ,naaciot-ir zig Cared. il Ma. lar Sla3e
-, ears under rne editorial Supervision Of Jeremy I~tti-
IN ron! "h'cn '@st II 'o'"fe1 lie SF'tiast "f the
.u"4'h ld"c" OF hfht,"m'Ith aus "cF" ma eFtF
o'eh = prc''ht 1r''Ip" ."'Ie EF"at '"i'cS W'sieh ih'sT,
t't N" mass oi fe0!'i': it> t.te' nave o,eh fi'-. u Al
D" '"lI1ru.""'ei wiz! '"ii-' Of l''"eFt"i athc4en, tra-
ing 10 tHr f@tae'on u Tory a"c rsc!1H4.- tFlT3'Hsfs.
hereditary r2hfS. hl!agty f'fpsa,'FeHr Il. thr a. !
canning aeffi'pihrh'S inRir y lew !saI' SIttcs, r.
siectliS me "telc5lr" anu az men, nnt'rAr4 % roE
t'fr Fl some Rf"''e'-+ OF III" mining i"pGLst'ah q
th*Sialia. hI"' api'tafrl ii II. l%EtF. Stt GhiF t2fr
I AT cieS ever been directed against Tie atnrr men !
fI"thA aD'>e~' ne "ofh i&N "i~o hA'n'sined Al unre
Irn@hS cr1s4fe AGAIN I n'e at! ahc+ OF tGurch and
a. 80 Nitt"@AJ "t"@t'E - tDnHNII me "t'ri.a
ne ray Ncl.e'oa" OF Ff3E'ah'. and cent .sLF t" r.
a." ~" nj" A'-l'S f"'hisih'' 1T i-nFailIn, "htcA
:" sti!c' iht hF'!st na!i"H. II j. ma recently (
heco.ne the meI.lm through "htcA tob'en prnluAl
Eat-> ms free trdfe doctrines. VINO viii give II m
njet"sf 10 the numerous . +ii'f'fS, here and
'e"ilrFe u ihai great l.eiurHltF- IA many Iar''ea
EiFs, the "eH'm'ii Ter NtE'e" eSt"assS a l'oi!''csi
hsth c1os'iF "'TH '" ''@'o Q our own rolnirH' an,
therefore We may, %i'hoHt any ext, aordiEarF eliart oI
be 'lii-ce' TO cherish 7 as an ekeNc worth
% beng engFtf'el 'ato oar more t"h'aG sad i tas
recently been "hi'e] VITA '!ls f"fetsn Q"atrfiy Re +
.ba" tie more attractive natures ~ TIE two tEe'I--~
beng no" ct'Hi" a'7' ~ NE h"' MINISTER AMI tAaH
adding greatly 10 lf' value as q | tetafr ~perioilcsA
rtrr HnprrI pptrfsu prvrruv
II M . HE'iH"
i a work Of more recent origin thzn those slP,sty
lescri5cd-hat Is. nevertheless, destined 10 occuuy a
,Iace in tue Republic Of Iettets. -
The great ecciea Il. 5t,G4i movement in Scott, nd LEI t.
Is establishment. There. wa( uu lot REAL Ia tho tn.
TED rISGD NJ, which appeared 10 meet the ueeessiti-, /
Of tlis Xmti <aiipual-rhnrc agitation. Interl. lie
.e~volutiun caused nv The lisrultion induced a new
-tate Of Things. liacin- the actors in Il mex yosftion al
% ,ervation: nor coaLi thew give utt.rauca Ia ,i4eir
Ire,te"pt3"7- Of state and Church i"i'ty-ti-'F nes
)tLe organ # thought than any ex'ant. Henc. the
,t,3nt ne.,ds agreement OF tire great master Of mind.
among them. in Tie necessity Of a new outlet ~ .i.in