New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
aeod the following
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

Asad the following
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
Tbe remarkable which had serial in the Con-
so,ai Monthly that Among the Pines the work
SOs critical time elements of great value 1t is
aatural national snd vigorous aud excellent book
written by who the searching common sense adds
Aksen eye locally remarkable for the humorous and
the pathetic" ~ KsickerbOcker Magazine
-wrten by Conservative, OldLine Wing and voter
u Douglas the book shows trace of the bitterness which
700 eolor the of radical Personally
- representations rather favorable the vehoder and
Therefore facts narrated the system daier
eolors"-INew- Englander for July, 1852
1--WE may sum up all 10 emphatic assertion to wit:
Ira. since Uncle Tom thrilled the public of America and
Europe feike poaiures and impressive dramatic
scene. artist In modern play Old Mortality
had written Slavery work ON Southern 'ocia
Me- has been given public which all be compared
70 MI Knkes Among the Pines"-IGaze.:e, Pittsburgh
Pensa
ASA vivid picture Of life in the Csonss disposed
- i've this book the palm over shsra"Daiy Advertiser
Bss,on.
There Is no, 10 be found smother absorbing description
q the effects Of Slavery upon the master the slave and the
Door white this 1t is invaluable for general eircaa
Non among the people."-IRspublican, Taunton Mass
without any exception it ia the most graphic and pleasing
sketch Of Southern life and printed in America
-IWeekly Dispatch. Amsterdam. N. Y
AS picture Of Southern life Is graphic and admirable
ns character Its valas consists lis facts and the inter
g. of these comes from the peculiar vdnes' with which
they are presented eye and mind"IHOme Journal,
Hew-York.
Here ia book which will be read with deep interest at
Che present time. The style is vivid and the pictures
saeched The writer lays the secret springs of
Secession Such a work helps to know the South"
-IRecorder, Boston.
.Wr,ten with vsor-s readable boek-and one gets
GOOD idea of the state feeling in the South the
time the Rebellion broke out"-ISeninel and Times
Bath, Me.
"A snxularly truthful pic,ure executed throughout in
o mastery OF the many books that aim TO
deseae pl e;hs relation Of master to slave aud
syes 10 master olherhe emotions and passions
which the situation to extraordinary action, and oil
Ne strange touching and tragic issues that terrible dO
nation and submission engender there
hnoneno, ons-xhich for mOmen. compare with
the ardent South, with all the wonderful
ssuereOtype give it; and moreover is the South
ts Secession. tins."-lG ustte, Taunton Macs.
1.-THE story clear terrible with laird light Of the
paions isees and viosnces that grow Of Slavery
lis simple and faithful account of things tha; actually hap
pencils striking truthful portrsitur. OF socey-s
powerful and painful s,ory"-lIndependen New York
"a work which will be read and remembered
original and suggestive in idea and purpose aud dramatic
execution than any issue Of the since Uncle Toms
Cabin "-[NorfoIk Co. Journal RoIbury, MA''
"The admirable syls In which the narrative written
Abe familiarity Southern life aud character which
Hexhb.s aud marked indications of heike truthful
ess tina. appear render noteworthy and impressive
work. Buffalo Express
"In romantic ana hfeke deinea,ion of Southern
Me- exces Uncle Toms Cabin II Mirror, Ithaca Y.
Anose PINES is full OF graphic and dram 4sic power
h othin. scenes fail strong truth and belong. to tina,
school Of writing great facts euedated by simple
narrative "-l Dem and American, Rochester, y. Z.
IL. la. had no equal since Uncle Tams Cabin In va
ely aud correctness 1t superior tha."IZons Herald
Boston.
"Mr Khke knows the South and its people well any
enc living He was neither Abotionst Pro Slavery
man bat rebellion made him writer. His characters have
distinct Individuality and have lvednany Of them still
living "-IP'es., Philadelphia.
cit combine. the accuracy of Oleads works with tho
sAhrs ineres, Of Uncle Tom"l continental Monthly.
1.-The author has in this volume, made his mark the
ksrature Of the time lie displays keen insight into human
nature rscy humor and path0s which tragic in its iaten
Asy."-lTrGe flag, Boston.
"a most interesting book-surpassiug In vvdness Of por
tr.itue and relief of individuality Uncle Toms Cabin or
say other book tina. have read" Republican Orleans
ny.
1t contains the vivid and hfeiks representation of
specimen family poor South Carolina white, We have ever
rs.dn-GE P. whipple. in The Boston Transcript
Zone of tho most attractive works pobshsd aud en-
todying ouly fscts"-[C C. HsxeweI In The Traveller
Boston.
ali. the best and truthful sketch Of Southern life
sadehuacef we have over rosd"lR Shelton Msckenzie
IN The Press, Philadelphia
1T equals not surpasses, Is romance alone, Uncle
Toms Cabin while It has the advantage of truth its side"
.-IRepublican, Towsryille, N. Y.
The graphic and deeply interesting sketches Of
Southern life character and social economy that we have
ever read"-l Record, Dundoe, N. Y.
III anybody desires Whist Slavery 10, and what
shvehoders and their negroes are let them read this work
The author tells his story superb way We do
Bow could be told bet,er"-t Home Monthly Boston.
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