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Jerrold, Tennyson, And Macaulay. By James Hutchison...
and Donglas.)—We should find little to say about these essays, if we had not to make particular objections to the one on Tennyson. Dr. Stirling is neither profound nor original......
A Key To The Knowledge And Use Of The Book
of Common Prayer. By J. H. Blunt. (Rivingtons.)—We cannot but think this book would be more useful if it did not constantly obtrude Mr. Blunt's own notions, or those of his......
Boom Of Veasa—when We Say That We Have Here Eighteen
volumes of verse, and that not more than two or three of them would bear a separate notice, our readers will not be surprised at the occasional savageness of our expressions.......
The Parables Of Jesus. By John Page Hoppa. (simpkin And
Marshall.)—The discourses contained in this volume are what their name implies, and no more. They are short, sensible, and practical.......
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