The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-22
BOOK NEWS.

BOOk NEWS.
Tho greatest character In Epeiish polit-
lcal history, "Oliver Cromwell,n has Jus
lice at last In q volume by DR.. George II.
Clark. For two hundred years Cromwell
has received i'll treatment at the hands OF
biographers and historians. The choleric
CARLYLE and the brilliant Macauiay have
alone spoken fair words concerning him,
State and church alike have combined TO
crush him and blur his fame. But time
at last makes all things even and the
world Is coming to know that the Com
moner Cromwell was nobler far than my
titled lord or baron and greater than my
king or queen on English throne.
DIR. Clark has written an admirable
volume. 1t is not simply a drear collec-
ton OF facts but is a character sketch,
drawn with sympathetic hand. 1t has
enthusiasm and courage and truth.
First the misconceptions are swept away
from the life Of the man az we have
known him and then he is painted as he
was. No one can read the book without
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"rhe story OF the Confederate states,"
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oriehy the early progress OF the United
states and the vents winch led to the
Crisis orieo Inc bravery OF the south
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