Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
The British Periodicals
 AND Tns F1rnses.'s Guide.


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 } Tag NORTH RRfTiRH REviLw free Church 1 TIE WEsTsiEiNTER REVIEW Liberal.
 3 BLAcKwooDs EpI GBURGH MAGAZINE tTury The great nd important eveu,s- Religious, Po- iitical, and Nilitary-now asitating the natIuns of the Old World, give 10 these Publ cations an interest and value they never before possessed. They uccapy middle ground between the hastily written rews-i'ems, crude specuatious, and flying rnmors of the newspaper, and the ponderous Toms of the historian. written long after the living interest in the facts he records shall have passed away. The progress Of the War in the East occupies large space m their pages. Every movement is closeiy criticised, whc.he, oi friend oraf foe, and all shortcomings fearless!y pointed out. The letters from the CEMEA and from the BALTIC in Black Joa Magazine, from two Of ns most popular cor. tribu'ors, give n snn.e ineligible ant el,ab'e account v the movements Of the great beh ger. ents than can elsewhere bs found.
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 By Henry Stephens. F. R. s. ot Edineburgh
 and ihe late J. P. Norton. Professor of Sci entific Agrie uiture iu Yale College, New
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 numerous Wood and S'eel Fusravines
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