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BOOKS l. PERIODICALS.
British Periodical Literature.
REPUBLICATION OF TIE
LONDON QUARTERLY, II N8RTH BRITISH, AND
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEWS, AND
BLAlkW0ODS EDINBURGH
, MAGAZINE.

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rrsnESE perioslicai are lie critical ceuSors of the
L British scholastic art literary world. By tier
critirielus, they all fna&rrs II the selection Of Staftae
ard valuable books and hy tie epit.fres which they
present, often o5yt4te t1laHeccsEitT Of consulting works
too volalaiuons Tor general examination. They iii 4
place Which .AaertcitI1 flagaztnea catnnt supply; tf
they ,,iscusa topics rcla liag more strictly tot.enHhirs,
raliticni, religious, scientific, aud literary, OF thecofi-
iiaent Il Europe. HEY nrc conducted lay the best
talent ereat britain s, and are s,s5's g. W VIII r. tie .ta m 70 ts
iliged wusA. Whoever subscriles to tietaH ait. mas
read The ablest Representatives Of tho priacjaal ~sarties
into which the people Of Great Britain are li'hicd.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW
3 the exponent of the Wing PARTY in Great rritain.
having ftoia It's c1t4rarneeI&tHt Advocated Freedom
ard the rights II the people. Na@t &c war, appa-
realty Of determination, was Ea%e&' aEAinst France by
British Tory rulers, ami curing wi'les occurred the
second great struggle of Enelaisl with our OWE couD-
try, this Review FIRST ~ilnfnriaI the flag OF resistance,
and s,ale, by its uEatswtratlc aIa' eloquent appeals
in bclatf u inalis:abie rights, slte nalIs OF British
legislation and even the throne itself to trcrlhlc. The
graphic ant stirring deiiIleati9rs af tIost events. pre-
scented in the pages If that distinguished Journal, en-
hihit the truest pnrtraiture u ticse periWus days To
be foand, perhaps, In tie ttfggge. It's influence was
becoming 10 apparent, that at lrngtl the leaders of The
Tory party, ut w'loti4 t1e Thunder ot il eiOyueuc"
were especially directed, fugH! it too powerful IA III
stFun.cnt 70 be resisted by ordinary means, and hence
they established the Quarterly, - or as it IS diattn-
guisiIed among the American ~l.4pyiats,
TIE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
whereby T. e0untcrart that influence which its power
ful rival e<.rted az4inst their Igeasnrcs. The tso
great political parties thus Eha.1e strenuous efforts
through their res,lcetives organs, for tie FORMULATION
Of their antngonistlcal principles; and during a long
series of years, these two leading Periodicals lave c n
c~tatruted the labors, tie talent, and tie influence If
the adherelts Of the Wing and Tory parties If Treat
Britain.
Men Of the 1lieheat literary rank. as well M 1igni
tariaS. civil and cccles!as:ic. hive cgat1ibuteti to the
pages nf these works: arsong 'he1a night be mentioned
some If the most respletslent naIacs OH the scroll Of
fame. Among the regular contributors to tho London
Quarterly Review were SoETfEkY, Sn9TT, LnCEtLtRr, Tits
present tlitor,l APaERtEg, FERerSaN, MoRlay-SE1H,
lord h!t10N, 1R. NIstN, fwltUSe article on Oriental
literature have been 80 highly esteeiaei) and that
wonderful wor1an # sc,onos, biRS. SJHE&viEGE, with
many at4tc~a scarcely less celebrated. -hCa avaia il
the E1iabtLyL Rgri.1o, Ii is el4uash 10 lIsntiuu tie
following nay1us, any one Of which would # itself in
spre n high degree If reaown to any work %isis Niich
It might be associatea we ref@f t. JE}vltEY, NArlER.
i5Kot GlLt&. MACINTOSH, and y srAyIAy; the first Ct wlH'n
during Ills long connection wsth the Review acctu8liy
wrote, on the average, one third al tie arti&tcs that
efarcd its brilliant page>; While the universally af
mired essays of the last, unpublished SO extensively
in our own and the parent cenntry, leave Is in no
manner of doubt as to theic great intrinsic merit.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
This able Journal was established under tho patron
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Mills, BowRIsg, PitBfHssoR Lone Of tAe L0a}0a Uni
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW
i . w"fs u more FeG'I.t "r'Sth 'nHh those already
aescfteei-hnF ~ GeFtFt'efeSSt Destined 10 occupy q
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