Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-10
Ssiiem Affiliations
TTNHE LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON



Author of Life Of Aaron Burr" etc.
Three Volumes G3 to 34 each with steel portraits
Grown 0crAvo EDITION. Cl1th Bindmg So; Sheep.
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Mr. Parton several wears engaged in the prep
wcga and has bestowed upon il the most
the subscribers Edition issued wear since: the
second was published last spring, ana the third
is now completed, Of the first and second Volumes the
press have spoken in the varmest commendat
"Ihe LIE of Andrew jackson was indeed eventful
one and The events that crowded into his career
a pioneer, Il general and a statesman, among the
most important in the history of our country.
Gazette almost all that relates to him is peculiar
trao dnarv, and interestm g.'-AHleHia Times.
"rhose who have been familiar with the career of
Jackson VII be SURPRISED at the mass of new matter
the subject. ''-Neto FORK Day Book.
1t is an honest book throughout "NashUiHe Union.
one hand, and Of unmxed goridcation, on The other
Failings and virtues alike faithfully deneated
One of the most readable of books. Every page is
Ghre Ii Is as romantic as mediGyal romance and yet
Stated ~ = W,,Id =. f Ta.h r" 1JnceE 1e ovGr
never written of any hero by author. 'B0StOR 4d
rertiser NO worS Of fiction could be better fitted to
hold the attention and bear the mind along with sus-
tanned enthusiasm, than this account of the real life Of
one OF our own countrrmcn.' Boston Recorder
From first to last, the rk is intensely int resting
PWadefphia en-. Perfectly fascinating ~ t. Dan
Book The narrative is flowing and charming. We
longed s."-Hupers Weekly The most dificuIt
task was where and how to part company with it, ~.
T. CrdgOn.
"Of intense and permanent interest -Neto I0~k Oh
seTueF The most interesting political personal
history ever written OF any public man in this couutrv
PENS ytoaHdn Ills Style IS fairly eloquent with
vvidnesS and hHencv. His account of the defence of
New Orleans from its inccntinn to its climax interests
more deeply than tale Of chivalrY. oriental
nance. '-ABleRid Times lone of the interesting
and instructive books we have ever read " RHSSefES
11goztne. (CidlIeStOn S C) "a Life indeed. and be-
fore which the conventional and commonplace bio graph
ers OF modern men sink into nsgnfcance. "-NeW YORK
Journal or Commerce.
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THE LIFE AND TINES OF PHILIP SCHUYLER. By BEN
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Russia have previously appeared. The volumes of
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