Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-09-06

"N'NNiiai maui NANthbH nun lNla 70 1851. anu
includes his management Of the cause Of Queen
Caroline, and his triumphant defense of her
against the Vaccinations and prosecutions Of her
husband, George the Fourth in 1890 Ills nc
count of this trial is extremely interesting. and
clearly reveals, despite its occasionally offensive
egotism, the great qualities Of the man Anoth
er important part Of the volume s the converse.
tions between Lord Brougham, and Brougham Of
Carnot, (the great war minister Of France during
the first reyolution,) in 1914, when the B0urbons
were again in power in.Fmnce and Brougham was
in Paris These conversations are, we believe, in
print now for the FIRST time, and reveal much
certainly new to US concerning the prominent
actors Of that troubuous period. It may be noted
in proof Of Brougham's acuteness that when
Wayerly ' came out, in 1914, he wrote TO Lord
Grey that il was by Scott that, so early as 1905
be foresaw the disastrous effects Of the British
"orders in council and opposed them steadily
till be carried their repeal in lsl9 and that, with
all his dislike Of Canning, he had good appre-
ciation Of his great quail ties The petty quali-
ties Of Brougham himself come to the surface
very much in this book, but with all the excep-
tions that may be taken to him, he was great
man. The book may be procured at Wilders
SIR WALTER Scorr. TnE STORY OF MS LIFE BY
| X. Shelton Mckenzie. james r. OSgood a
Co., Publishers. Boston
ln th. entertaining and seaslnabe book, DR..
Mckenzie has added many things to the knowl-
edge which we possess Of Scott, although Of
course it, main points are made up from Lock
lartfg ffgo II hauc,cr aupulcrnc,ts I,ckbort -
in the addition Of such duly authenticated mate
rial as has come TO light since that work was
written and then how handy it is to have
condensed in one volume the main points CON
tained in all these numerous volumes. The work
has been thoroughly and conscienciously per-
formed by DR.. Mckenzie, and will doubtless meet
with ready favor at the hands Of the public 1t
is finely illustrated, and it is Of course unncces-
sary to add, that it is selegantly printed and bound
For sale at Wider's
The CoUsrS TRoN INDiA-By Mrs. Georganna
Muloch Craik Harper & Brothers Publishers,
New York city.
This is the second volume Of a series of books
designed for girls, for which work Mrs. Cnik is
peculiarly fitted Her style is clear and attrac
tive, and parents need have no fear of any " cor
ruptng tendencies" in placing her works in th'
hands Of their children, for she is writer VIII
mover sacrifices a principle for u sensation, an'
none but the best and purest Of principles vii
be instilled. The Barpers have made special ar
nngements with Mrs. Craik for this series, which
will be specially suited for young girls between
the ages of eight and eighteen. The author put
her whole heart into the work as ' woman an'
mother" There can be no question Of he
ability to do the work she undertakes.
For sale at Phinney's.
| Of the many editions of Charles Reade neV
novel, TaR TERRIBLE TrsrrArIoS, we have seei
none which excel in point Of legibility illustra
tions and cheapness that issued By the Harpers
bound in green and uniform with their complet
edition Of Readc's novels All should have it.
For sale at Phinneys.
AROUND srRrNo. BY Gustaye Drol. Holt
/ Williams. Publishers. New York city.
Droz is peculiarly a Frereh novelist who iroI
the ordinary events OF every day life, has su,
ceeded in writing this delightful story-reirest
ing indeed after reading most of the bood-anC
thunder novels of the day. Its portraiture {
character and descriptions Of scenery are exec
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Bostop.
The contents Of this work are. The True Accout
of Captrin Kidd. and Legends Of Cbarlestowi
Salem. Newburyport. Dover and Portsmouth
They are exceedingly well written. and contai
much of interest. not only TO the inhabitants
. the localities of which they treat but 10 a muc
larger class of readers who are interested in II
traditiouary lore of our Puritan forefathers.
. Wilder has it.
U,.,c- r., Sen,or,hor o,,ons with 6no ,r,;c
ahou, "a stern ,dnv island Mon,auk Eas, Ham
. ton N,neoous orc With rearv fine wood .
, cravings Of hndscanes bonse. and seo.viev
: Then follows mar, Of Mr. Rnsh,s hook ohont /,
! beria and an illustrated pancr ON Walter Scot
which is good. The American Baron is continu,
I through another number. and there is nm illu
: trated scientific paper about Lyen and geolog
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: way short essay about Stolen Flowers al