Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-29
Literary Notices.

Edinburgh Magasins for june. e,r"S 10Y
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ripeat minds of Engnnd II preserves hfousnous
gh orle Of excellence for which il has beeone hu.u
In the number before us we have huNiSii5 ~ saat
exhaustive criticism OF the genius anu ay, % Ine. iii
philosopher aud skeptir David Hume Wni'll s ts1.,,J
Justice o the splendid talents VI tile historian nl
II truly pronuunces him one o. the noat s,s @ syJ hv
Ills day-keen In the pursuit ut TRUTH NOT hYHvu y
any thruea Of mental anguish because oi hs ,;i,
believe dogma or another but SUI ial ,, W
himself up authority above other anln"t.si pns
arrOgating a superior Judgment "Ameilehh NsauI1s Nt1s
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close lnsperon In its structure American polteans
Called statesmen from courtesy it Is terribly ont lmssy
severe The sta alk'' of the summers the Chahueis,
and other American "hTe-patera aud bragghls y aus
the subject o columns Of sparkling lideue: r9n, ,
Ing biography of this remarkable In the Coihe-
n Horse and sIreand--ln Terrorum' "a Year and |
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wood and any one Review, 81; the four Reviews Si2'
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assaun, Of Ike reat artist The other articles Birch
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charming atoy. Spectrum Analyais,, George Eliot
poftc story OF "hOw Lisa Loved the King" which
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