New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
TESTIMONIALS.

events h, Great Conhei leave made
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bear, the marks Of labor studied aecura and his dis
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Az the authors observations npon
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Great Industry and research collection materials
sad ,l and Judgment ~ she eGe1.ios II ,,o eI',as
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estimated. s. p CHAsE Chief Jssiee L. +
The eapdo eleArnes' eoaens and Of this
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without arrangement have ramne Of the portions that con
@ ne order q events and Important points 'ed uPoa and
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The great reputation Of he author PaH'lHg and vigorous
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have volume Of Grcc,ys American Conset" With
considerable attention and care and ~. great ard eon,nas .So
,eor sad beauty style not Is than Ultimate nd comprehensive
ifevess Of iAs events narrated '0s remains 70 be 'd In the
If the second volume shah posses. ha, merit IA these particulars o.
Industry and hai gi 'f11s,iss ,s:, n ' .siS
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general yer the great American CaHsist Dr. GI,ey sool
valuable shall Eeep A"a no1g 10Y boob. Tor constant
''''"'' Late Msjor.Geperli Volunteer.
EVER page bear evidence that is Agihg 9 eonie.s h''
tOrau aud arleers believer Republican rtI,T
No one can doubt Mr. Greees ultimate Bovr Of public
.ss and bic with the struggle
With their history which and -heh
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The research accuracy and Industry Of the Au'hg are eyeryhss
apparent beyond comparison The most e'0'i "
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regard the Of Gr,es American Cqnaict e most
fore published The Style onsieeroHa0s ,h' matte most deeply
nn 10 read The Whole So and % gps SAB bd wihOu,
becoming informed the uGsci . rhtf Yssls
Like everything written by Mr. Greeley the narrative simple Sd
30 much pt hA,hs neI to mPosable not
to read whole chapter '"'''' cowis U s Senate
eonsder decidedly the b, hto Of The great Rebellion which
Truth a. history JASEs DIos L. Senate.
gyts much pleasure to the most favorable opinion the
No one il NOR, familiar with the leading Of As conflict
mar, somp.sut 10 record them u s. Senate
Written with great power the interest 81 liberty
and vet free from all partisan unnes this tool viii stand 10
history Of the conflict AUSTIN BLAIR u - sehae.
A. history Of our great c, cousct thnk unrvAd Tor its sn
sGins and general Interest dnaed estimate the
tOrk has high claims upon The patronage o. 70, ass s.o,
II furnishes vast amount information skluy arranged and
dehsed which cannot be found elsewhere Senate.
IbAv, read delight % To aim a. ne truth and 70
s osoeu @ he next sGy years SisoS C,xxEoS
of.u the histories Of the Great Rebellion which have examined this
one ,,.% . ne -, bet 10 sS.s SpT Ss &
SCHUYLER Collar, Speaker House Of Representatives,
The gre industry and partially Of Mr. Greeley Win make this the
.eIt Of Al future historic, ofths GIe EeDoa 1t. ss merit Of
high order lie accuracy res taas GsyGha ny s.s ' VI
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complete, useful and 'ys ..l Which has
II would be Hneut to place high estimate the ves Mr.
Greeley h rendered our country BY the p'P'a90 Is
1t, freedom p.sanp 4. correctness and the sdisiSu, do
his selection q the salient events Of the var from The mas
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Mr. Greeley has brought To close In III. second volume HIS History
q. Grss. R,Sso The socrnoa, task has been sss .soys
Isnga,gs plain b II that .oi 70 which the
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Of The service. Which MI G.ssy ia. sae5sa 70 % 'o
Il s be ssTe.s and NOS. sanpsou. account pd Of the
SSS q d. ssseos Grsss power
and his great sk ~ dealing With Details are eviaer ngno ~
Few Thorough Acquaintance WIN
he mnutest details Of The eopho better qufd to estimate
@ ss I s:a daring IT. az
Pew men, may perha- safely among could hrng
ton such infinite knowledge Of working Of PARTIES such
true and motives the conspicuous Am,resn states
Judgment regard to the leading OF govern
policy combined sih such prevailing fairness Of mint and such
hsh degree 81 literary sk and msenhp The tory - u
ron rom b. pen uny trsnspAreney and
f.is 10 read With singular Interest Atlantic Monthly
THE Conn win take la place In history he most Inn
partial and homes. toe most carefully prepared reliable and Asao
record beginning progress and results Of the warsd tn. most
nteb comprehensive digest Of the political dopnes debates
and that produced (which has been likely y be Ti
secouns the and battles compt aud clear
and illustrated with plans that the reader gno
rant Of echneau viii fail understand the course 81
Involved each Quarterly anu
General ReTiev, Ir ... |.. .. ..| |'L.
Pe. men IN could have written such bod Few have
the the contest which led the late war
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