New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10

PARTONs LIFE OF JACKSON
tnthflness and impartislity INF ParOns new work
The Charleston Mercury tS c. say: , -.
He does really copper for Jackson ana therefore
presents him as he really was"
The New York Tribune says: >, g., =,
He appears to have addressed himself TO m' TASK WIN '
The NewYork World says that it cannot fail to become
again horoughness and be in every page
The style l. clear, graphic and unhsckneyed"
The National Quarterly Review says: ,,
qyore Presept with Cicero that an "a h should ls
cept upon which Mr. Parton to have acted throughout so
far es he has proceeded in the present work.
1t leaves the impress csndor and truth every page"
Tie Western Christian Advocate says:
1t is equally free from the spirit Of detiacon on the one
hand and II urnixed glorifcation on the other"
The Nashville Union declares it honest book throughout
In thee days Of usome eao CYSTIC puff and inanties what
cisev what we baVea man TO speak the plain truth straight
He has boldly and therefore prudently, stated
facts outright, without gloss OF yarnish"
lie was the most fearless therefore it ct that he
should md the most fearless Of boapers Never Mas human
story onscentous told in accordance with the iae'
MI Parton hestates tell the truth and the whole
although by doing lie counter to all our pre'
oqf a END Gas 3 e9sii,hef &5, geBdSff: 1Sf save,
"Par;on work metes out with transparent honesty Of pur
pore and with infinite labor and skill exact and perfect just
ice to the prylte domestic moral religious military and
c ractcr Of Gen jackson the most energetic and inuen
Denson j. Losing ESQ., that with independence
With tie old cronce fhiune the good and the evil in the
character he Is illustrating.
The Boston Post says: - 49,
Wehave bic picture painted Cromwell wheihi life
beat he trds.'
Col A. w Putnam says: -
1--WE surprised the uthfuness and fearless fathune'.
Of the author"
The Boston Traveller says:
the prominent of the merits OF Mr.. Partons book
that he brings in full the real character Of Jackson from amid
contradictory accounts through which he has had TO
work his way, thus proving himself perfect in his art"
The Boston Evening Gazette says:
His animated viyacious and agreeable style conmends his
the sympahes Of the reader aud the stern i'm
pssy Observable in the smallest details gives hs vol
ume al historical yaluen
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
lie pages have all the fascination Of romance yet cannot
but feel that every statement has been subeeted to the seNee
scrutiny"
The Home Journal says:
Mr. Parton has only told the story Of Andrew jackson,
life fairly but thoroughly conscentously and enthuastieay
The journal of Commerce says:
He writes with perfect sincerity and candor merit which
would appreciate more than Jackson"
Hspers Monthly says:
That he has written with conscientious love OF truth, and
has produced vigorous and picturesque uare does not ad-
nit question"
Much more similar testimony might be added For testimony
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