The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
DEMOCRACY,
Or Fifty Years March
Of the Republic.
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Vol, Svo, 81
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
What New York Says About It:

What New York Says About It:
The most eulogistic Qualification of the United
States written. His book is most interesting II
will be read With zest on both sides Of the Atlantic
Herald
NJ r.sneg.s takes the dry summaries ct tae .S CEN
sus and with few striking Illustrations turns Pno1A
into wonder tales.-Trlhune
1t is not simply panegyric but it is full OF vaiua
bio information showing why the Repuohc IL worthy
of the high position he gives to her.-Jouzna Oh
Commerce.
An interesting and useful book Will be
read with surprise and profit this side of the At
lantic by reason of the sgnihcance given to IA
miliar facts through striking compariso,--:-Sun
One protracted blast of eulogy of the United States
Commercial Advertiser.
Shows Mr.. Carnegie to be more American-hearted
than many native American Is and at the time
apprecative of all that is good in the mother.
country as an enthusiastic recruit to Democracy
could possibly be expected to reman.-Telegram
book for the patriotic American. \ Sure ia
attract attention and will make deep impression on
the mind Of whoever reads it carefully and thought
fully. We hope it may be read abroad and we hope
it may be read at home.-Critic
Presents an astonishing array of facts and figures
to show wherein consists superiority to all othet
nations of the earth. rich repository of Informs
tion.-Home Journal.
What Boston Says:
A copy of Triumphant Democracy should be placed
in every school library in the United States.-Bea
Very interesting and instructive, and very fatter
ing to our vanity.-Gazette
In many respects Triumphant Democracyis a book
yet unsurpassed; the theory and philosophy are
admirable, and cannot fail to prove vital and valu-
able suggestion and delight to every Americas
reader.-Globe.
Will open the eyes of the masses in the United
Kingdom to the wonderful advancement-physical
moral political and ntellectua-of the United States
during the last half century.-Traveller.
What Philadelphia Says:
Triumphant Democracy is an epic of material
progress.-Ledger.
The English CRITICS cannot controvert it. for it i
wholly founded on fact. We commend it to al
Americans.-Bulletin.
Mr.. Carnegie writes prose epic In our praise
No true American but must feel glow of patri
otto pride on reading this book-Inquirer.
What Chicago Says:
Readable from cover TO cover. 1t Is valuable and
important contribution to the literature and history
of the country.-Tribune.
To the great mass of British people this book wiz
be in the nature of northumberland
His comparisons of monarchial forms and obserw
ances with Republican simplicity, and his scathinl
comments will be read with interest not only here
but in ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
good book for the study of Americans to tbs
manor born It cannot but increase their pride and
love and veneraton for the land and the institutions
of the land which to-day stands out foremost among
the nations of the earth.-Inter Ocean,
Makes a showing of which any American may justly
be proud. 1t should especially be read by
those who accustomed to fix their eyes upon ths
defects of American institutions and manners, while
ignorantly extoling the supposed superiority of some
thing across the sea.-Dial.