New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
keaa the following
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

tipcnta Monthly shows Among the Pnes n the work
for critical time and contain, elements Of great vsue is
natural national, and vigorous rare aud excellent book
by who to the searching sense adds
eye the locally remarkable for the humorous, and
The pathetic KDekerbOcker Magazine.
wTit,en by Conservative Old.Line Wing and voter
for Douglas the book shows of the bitterness which
too often the of radical Personally
M representations rather favorable to the STAKEHOLDER and
therefore, the facts narrated show the system in darker
eolors"-l New FL sander for July, 1861.
1--WE may up all In emphatic assertion. to wit
That since Uncle Tom thrilled the public Of America and
Europe it's ke poItistures and impressive dramatic
scenes such artist in modern play or Old Mortality
bad written work Slavery work Southern social
given the public which at all be compared
TO Mr. Knkes Among the s'"lGazet.e, Pittsburgh
Ponns
"Ass vivid picture Of life IN the CArOnss disposed
TO give this book the palm all othes"-Day Adver;ise
Boston.
There is not to be another absorbing description
Of of Slavery upon the the slave and the
poor white man this j, invaluable for general crcua
ton among the s"-IRepublcan Taunton, Mass.
without any exception tie most graphic and pleasing
sketch Southern life and printed in America"
--lweekly Dispatch, Amsterdam n. Y.
AS picture of Southern life Is graphic and admirable
10 its character it's and the inter
from the peculiar ydness with which
they are presented to the eye and mind Home Journal
New-York.
Here is book which will be read with deep interest a:
the present time The style il vivid. and the pictures
sieched true The writer lays open springs of
Secession Such a work helps to know the South"
--lRecerder. Boston.
written with visos-. mort readable boekand gets
good the OF feeling in the South at the
time the Rebellion broke OUT Sentinel and Times
Bath, Me.
"A snsuary truthful picture executed throughout in
mastery manner. Of the many books thst aim to
delneae plantation fehs relation OF master to slave and
slaves to master each oherte emotions and passions
which the extraordinary action and ali
The strange touching and tragic that terrible dou
and hecey enforced submission engender there
b none-Do, one-~hieh for a compare with
1t the ardent South with all the wonderful accuracy
the dssueueotype give and moreover is the South
in standardization s,se. Taunton. Mas.
The story clear asd terrible with the iud light Of the
ps~sion usees and violences that grow Of Slavery
his simple and faithful of things tina. actually hap
peIed-a slius snd truthful poraiture OF sociey-s
powerful and painful -[lndependen NewYork
"A work which will be read and remembered more
original and suggestive idea and purpose and dramatic
execution than any issue Of the press since Uncle Toms
Cabin' Norfolk Co. Journal. Ro1bury, Mas
"The admirable style in which the narrative Is written.
The evden, familiarity with Southern life and character which
s1hbits and TIE marked indications Of Meike truthful
Aess that sppear render 1. noteworthy and impressive
~srk"-lBua Express
In romantic aud Hfelc delineaon Of Southern
kfe it exces Uncle Toms Cabin "-Isiinor Ithaca N. Y
AxoSe PINES fa of graphic and dramatic power
G sf.hns full of strong truth and belongs that
school Of writing which great facts calculated by simple
naua,ive."-l Dem. and American Rochester N. Y.
"H has had equal since Uncle Toms Cabin In va
ely and correctness superior ths,"Izons Herald
BoAoD
"Mr Khke knows the South aud it, people well as any
living He neither Aboitionis; Prosavery
u,n bu. rebellion made him writer. His characters have
asinc, individuality and have lived-n,sny Of them still
Hvng "-[Press, Philadelphia
81 combines the accuracy Of Ostoais works with tho
thriiug interest Of Uncle Tora." Continental Monthly
The sashor has in this volume, made bis the
literature Of tie time he displays keen insh. into human
ss,sre humOr and psthos which tragic its inen
siy"-l True Flag Boston.
"A most interesting booksurp.ssDg In vvidnes OF por
traure and relief Of individuality Uncle Toms Cabin, or
any other book tia; haze resdp-IRspublcsn Ore.n.
NY.
IL, contains the vivid aud ncks representation OF
specimen family Of poor South Carolina white. ws have ever
ssad" -lE P whlpple. in The Boston Transcript,
Oae Of ths mos. attractive works Published and en-
osdyDs ouy f.ci."lC c. Hazswe!i. in The Traveller
Boston.
"n. IL. hes. aad most truthful sketch Of Southern life
end character we have resd"iR Shelton Mackenzie
b Tn. Press. Philsdelplds
lit EQUALS. not surpasses . romance alone Uncle
--IRepubisan TO~sryile, n. !.
The mOai graphic and deeply Interesting sketches OF
Southern he character. and social economy that have
sver resd"-iResord, Dundee, ny.
Z" anybody desires TO know wha. Slavery it, and what
ss'ehoders and the are let them read this work
sss author tells his story in superb way. We do not
Cow IL could be told bet.sr."-- Home Monthly. Boso,
osden filed in the order in which they are received
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