New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
KrNar.AKE,s CRIMEAN WAR;
HARPER BROTHERS,
r,vKLIN.SeUAEs, NsWsNoRKi
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TRY INVASION OF IDs CRlNEA' is Origin and an
Account Of It's Ps.ess down to tho Death OF Lo'd Raglan.
a. I,snospEH WILLIAM KIEeLAKK. With Maps and
p.a. 5yols l2mO Vol ju.t ready Price, 81 80.
Extracts from Critical Notices;
IA. brilliant aiy geuious ,acasn it's sped dsscrip
ion f. exaggerated anti shy the Enpstor Napoleon and
bs policy sd above all the S1Ors passion o' penet'an.
into tao my sere Of State policy the "se,ret historic oil
svent. have already familiar the public by hundred
"s,.ay, aid TsvlewG"-l London PaOlisher' Ci'euiIr
genuine history. cad Of very higb oIds Mr. King
iaks had rare advantages lie has used them with an ao
ny equally rAre.--t London Revisw.
Mr Kin lake hss produced work which e no mere NIX
tuTe of es f4Dees and a eies but s 10 the Jules sen
Of hs work history IL STANDS to tie CdDesn Wa III 'hs
same elGiioa Sir William NspeTs History" to the re-
ninsuAI War. He has shown himself en ledto take rHh
among che best hist5sus Of wsfAe operations "eSte no.
a. often case bucd smoke dszzied wi.h hi'an
ssber and desfened With the roar Of Aery. Every
though yrited dc2cte9 dawn with cearasss and PIE
son. Each ia duly explained ita obec' pointed
on, and iis pro,ress followed The ia which one
uansuyer bore on saohe also shown We have here Sc
RES Of brilliant pauorsns yet the SAIL ofthe writer connects
them 80 mirsby tla lei any want OF couiinui g.
Nh Kinglsle places u.s. as were "a the position o. an Argus
surveyi1g the fed VI battle from ba0on.Ahensdm tLon'
sen)
Long expected and desired NJ Kngakes h'sary comes a.
Hwil be read with animation AID delight by oil but those
wsO will dud in it judsmsn, Of hisoryOf history tHa.
viii not die-upon their mslsess great and immOr.
"a sddion has made the historical literature Of In
glands saturday Review tLOadonl
This brilliant history speaks with the oloqqeocs Of savo
ss;e whose 10 the whom nothing has hndered
from full knowledge ard careful my Of the facts 10 bis
cas-, who all wifu suppression miep eseniton
believes the irutes thought that there Is hSbe Truth II
every uies strives to loo through the multitude
scattered details to ,he true aud living pFiucipo. tai.
endele his narrative, AID only IN er the impulse Just
synpaAiss sad generous eaoisBG The power Of f,eli
lively interest the described essential every
haoIisp iswok 20 far is wildly true Sometimes pas
sionstey sOIaer psyerely true. waea 1t Is over
rDeIciless tue support of high principle. Let then
honor tbs 30 the fo- al the warmth with which II
shapes i.t narration Of cotempOay truth into active
strong sud uulyug protest Against Remarkable, In
deed the dsctness with which the large true mind Of
The book speak, through OF small detail that would
overwhelmed any lees earnest Lord Rssln paper.
pant only ofMr Xinslafss mmspss wealth of rasso
h.-IE1smiuer ltondoL).
The boOk snsssrly picturesque and yet It's Ii-.ur
esq1sneuis not mainly material piciurssqueaes like that
o. AacAaay resulting from the Eroupng her Of vivid
wsId detail, though Mr. Kiagake occasionally his
iery over his manner to it is rather to spssk. mora
piesueqoeness tuning chiefly tie display Of character
Asa painter Of expression Mr. Kingske c.,
teV2oTsry lheratuTe.-l Ihe Reader (London)
= who wtrs en- RACED by Tie Charm Of Mr. KING
i,yl, in the fsvet which followed The ap
pssruOee Of Eo,he will iugeP al Their old devotion
the ia eneug pages Of this history -. Gear taaJ'
he Of the bic picture Of the csmpsG me I-
,ie which he throws into the story OF tbs battlefield
bis uiumpbsn defense Of Lord Raglan from tue iou!
nies which hsspsa upon himthe whols tempered b.
the calm dignity Of philosophical jaagnentaTs ell grand
but hese the magnetic atusgoHs Of tn work. the dis
section Of the Character Of Nap leon Ill is absolutely eectf
cal The wealth Ct material whoree NJ Kinzisse drew hi
facts aud upon which he POUNDS lie deductions almost
unsIsmpIsj.--lN. Y. Evening Post