New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
Reed the following
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

ttuonal Monthly shows that Among the ries IN e WI"
Or critical time and contains elements Of great value IT "
sstwsl national, and vigorous rare and excellent BOOK
en BY one who the most searching common sen'e adds
keen eye locally remarkable for the humorous and
- pa,he,ic"-l Knicierb0cker Magazine
"wrt.en by Conservative OldLine Wing aud voter
Cor Douglas book shows trace Of the bitterness which
700 oso the Of radical men, Personally
feprsensons rather favorable to The stakeholder and
aeore the facts narrated show the System in even darker
eolora"-[New Eng andsr for July, 1861
1--WE may sum up all in emphatic assertion to wit;
That ,nce Uncle Tom thrilled the public Of America and
Europe with IN heke por,raures and impressive dramatic
see.es such ariis. In modern play CT Old MORTALITY
Dad written work Slavery no work on Southern social
E given the public which at all be compared
W Mr. Kutss Among the Pines "-lG1e'te, Pitsbu'sh
Rsnna
vivid picture Of life 10 the CaOinu We are disposed
10 give this boOi The palm all ohsIs"-psy Advertiser
Boston.
There is no, to be found another absorbing description
Of the effects Slavery upon the master the slave and The
poor white man. this 1t invaluable for general eIena
whout any exception it the O.t graphic ard pleasing
sketch Of Southern life and printed in America
-lweekly Dispatch. Amsterdam. N Y.
AS picture Of Southern Be i; is graphic and admirable
n ts character It's vsae consists 10 ito fscs and the inter
o., Of these rom the peculiar vvidnes with which
they are presented to the eye and mind "Bome J0urns
New-York
a.vsth daSn inter ~
,he presen, time The style 10 vivid. ind the pictures
sksehed oe The writer lsys open the secret spring. OF
Secession Such a work belps rt TO know the South"
-lRsoerder Boston.
Written with vsOIs mort readable bosA-Ind one gets
om good idea Of the state Of feeling in the South o. the
tune the Rebellion broke out"-lssntinsl aid Times
Bath Me.
"A sinxusIy ruthiol picture e1ecaed throushcu, in
mastery OF the many BOOKS that AIN to
anese plantation hfethe relation Of master TO ssve tnd
yos 10 master and to each otbhe emotions and passions
which situation to extraordinary action and al
The sDse touching and asic that terrible dom'
nation and so hereey enforced sui mission engender there
nooe-DO not Onewheh can for moment compare with
H. Il lie the ardent South with all the wonderful accuracy
the dssueoOype give III snd moreover 1t the South
In Secession time. -les>,te. Tsuaton, Msss
Tho story IL clear sad terrible urid Sight Of the
passions mcres and vOleness tina. grow out Of Slavery
Rs simple and shiu account Of thnss tia. actually hap
penod-e striking and truthful portrture Of slave sOce'ys
powerful and painful story "Kodependent NewYOrk
"a work which will be read and remembered as
original and suggestive in idea and purpose and mofs dramatic
IN execution than any issue Of the since Uncle Tous
Cabin "-INoriok Co. Journal Ro1bury, Mess
"The admirable style 10 which the narrative s written,
The evident familiarity with Southern life aud character which
asahi6its and tAe marked Indications Of heke truhfu
noes tho, appear render it noteworthy and impressive
work. Buffalo Express.
In romantic n,eros, and lie ME delpeson Of soa,be-n
1e s1cels Uncle Toms Cabin "lMirrOr, Ithaca N
"Asose PSgs' IL fol- Of graphic and dramatic power
full Of thrilling fun ofsong truth, and belongs to that
school Of writing which great fscs slusdsted ~ simple
narrative ~ Dem. and American, Rochester, n. Y.
1T has had equal since Uncle Tome Cabin II vsr
ETY. and superior to ihat"zon's Herald
Bos.oD.
"Mr Khke knows the seuh ind i,s people ven any
emo living lie neither Aboi;ionis, Pre- Slavery
san but rebellion made him writer His characters have
a.no. individuality and have lved-nsny Of .heo s!n
byiDg"-IPress, Philadelphia.
It combine, the accuracy Of oms!eads woris with the
thrilling interest Of UnoIe Tom" continental Monthly
1hs author has, 10 is youroe msdo bis merh the
literature Of tho time lie culeys been insgs. into bcnaD
stature ey humor and psthos Which 10 tragic in its inen
y'y."-lTrue Flag BOr,OD
most interesting bootsUrpassiug in yvdne.s o. por.
tsitoe and relef Of individuality Uncle Toms Cabin, or
any other book that pubncsn OIles,a
NY.
d" II contains the vivid and lifeline representation OF
pecen family OF poor South Carolina whi,o. have
,sad"-I re-. p. whipple In The Bes.on Transcript.
zone Of the attractive works Published and
sodying ooy fscts"-IG. c. Hssowen. in The Traveller
Boston
"Ns the best and most truthful sketch CT Southern life
nd character we have ever Iesd"I r. Shelton msehen-e
IN Tho Pr,ss, Philadelphia
homs Cabin while has tho advantage Of truth on It's ste"
.-IRepOblicsn, TowsrYIe, ny.
Tho most graphic and deeply interesting sketches Of
Scuhsrn fe charsC&r and social economy chat we have
srernad"-IRscord, Dundee, NJ Y.
al anybody desire. to know shat Slavery IT, and what
ssyehods" aud their negroes 10. them read this WORK
'fo susher tails his story in superb way. We do not SEQ
Dew Il could b. 1ld bstssr"-{Bome Monthly, Bossos
o'dss hl'd in 'ho order In witch hoy no received
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