New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-11
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thing of wi.hc, indicating soy one BY teS pf-- 'sns
upon which he walk. solid, and bs.d upon realities Such
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Of hun AZ morality would have been Of but little use o
me- If had had my possessson ihe sure starring point
which paysioosy has recently given us hsV" Drawn sV
uron tfe works Of physicians, and their infinitely instructive
verbal communications
Ex.r,c. from, Translator. Preface
hi. trurslatios Of remaksbe boos Is presented 70 he
public in he sincere belief that /, will do son the hope that
i will heP American hu'bapes aud wives TO perceive and 70 ee
or certain which. neglected often Of
ls,.ius sorrow In families hat ouEh. 20 be happy
The author eminent and historian oy the p-i
ou he sods In the world Of letters commands beforehand oGr
attention respect. and his volume In which h. gives US the
result the o lifetime deserves most serious
consideration The discoveries ha; havr been made during e
M half century regard he physiology ot woman ne has
turned ha prpse hs vort with stirring oarnesines. and
sodnsncs Tho book -seis very bold onsnd ts bodness
j. il. b.su,y for bodpsss OF chastity ut oNy and ten
der morality. Hence have thought n ldcons ,o f,ndrr
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foTns oi -Npr--sion .
The London Ss.unlay Review says
Here book full of good feeling aud substantial purity and
vet As NJ Mchrst says advisable that the youus usn VINO
take home, and read Il quietly oy hins
The author dwclls on mary ta'ss, be-
hs. from the frank and thorough consideration
heir sway, here rse nes ''fsSs o 'eadss, hove IN
marriage NO one can tnispke "a"
pi poetry purity that bss'ses through the volume
Whrthrr author good ph ysoogi,t not we 90 not
pr,.snd br he certainly IA very ooHsderao" Po'
tbous sh his ~oIt- " ritten in pro.. .
His temper admirable and few ren could usr
Vithou feeling that their love "a less Phy
ioogcs Is also far les teaier and profound than sna1 when
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