Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-11
i siiem 4ubIltatious.
TENHE LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON,
Z BY JANIS PARTON,
Author of Life of Aaron Burr" etc.


4 BY JANIS PARTON,
Author of Lite of Aaron Burr" etc
Three Slumes 66 to 1874 pages each with portraits
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Mr. Parton has been several engaged in the prep
careful research and investigation The first volume
the subscribers Edition issued wear since; the
published last spring and the third aud last
is now completed, OF the first aud second Volumes the
press have spoken in the warneSt commentator.
"fhe life of Andrew Jackson indeed an eventful
and the events that crowded into his career
pioneer, general and a statesman. are among the
most nnortant i'm the history of our orntrv Trfnnn
Gazette almost all that relates to him is peculiar,
trao dinar", and interesting '-Amenia Times.
"rbose vii have been most familiar with the career of
Jackson viii be surprised at the mass of new matter
the subject. '-Ne,c York Day BOOB. .
1t Is an honest book throughout. '-NdshriHe Union.
IT IS equally Tree rom the spirit OF detractiqn on the
one hand, and of unmiNed glorcation, hei other.
Failings and virtues are alike faithfully delineated"
Western Christian .Adr0cde.
One of the most readable of books Every page is
has the ayantae of BEING rme I,bs ea ana " el
sesseS degree Of interest which can scarcely be over
never written OF any hero bv any author Id
rertt$er No worG of fiction could be better fitted to
hold the attention and bear the mind along with a
tanned enthusiasm than this of the real life of
one OF our own countrrmen. Boston Recorder.
PAHadelphid Tenn Perfectly fascinating. ~ T. Day
Book The narrative is flowing and charming. We
longed Sittings HarHers Weekly. The most difficult
l. CFugon.
"Ot intense and permanent interest "-Neio York Oh
SerUer The most interesting political and personal
history ever written OF any public in this country.
Reconsideration "llis stvle is fairly eloquent with
vividncsS and uencv His account of the defence of
New Orleans from its ncention its climax
deeply than tale of chivalrv. or an oriental ro-
nance. '-Anenid Tunes. "One of the most interesting
and instructive books we have ever read" RHsSeiFs
MtgoeiRe Charleston. S % "A Life indeed, and be-
fore viii the conventional and commonplace bograph
ers OF modern men sink into insigni 'New YORK
Journal Of Commerce.
ALSO JUST PUBLISHED
TIE LIFE AND TINES OF PHILIP SCHUYLER. BY BEN
SOM LOSING. Vol /. Crown Svo, 49 pages With
Steel Portraits. Cloth. 81 so.
For the frs time genuine biography of Gen. Schuyler
is written The character and services of this efficient
laborer for country well as the established repua
ton of Mr. Losing as writer kindred topics, give to
the book no ordinary interest and value. The book will
be complete in two volumes.
ITALY; FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE PRESENT
DAY BY JOHN ;. c. ABBOTT. Crown Svo., 5S7 pages
With Steel Portrait Cloth 81 50.
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