The Quarterly Review, April, 1865.—in A Review Of Sir E.
Bulwer Lytton's later novels and poems an estimate of his pretentious very different to that of The Westminster is taken by the critic. Much of course must be conceded to the......
• A Native State.* There Is Probably No One Subject
whatever upon which the aver- age Englishman knows leas than the history of the minor Indian sovereignties. That such and such a State exists he is usually aware, because he has......
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The Westminster Review. April, 1865.—One does not go for light reading to the review which is issued under the auspices of Messrs. Trubner and Co., but a paper on "The Positive......
The. 'edinburgh Review. April, 1i365.—the List Of...
Edirtrgli is less inviting than in The Quarterly, and the number does noWove pleasanter than it looks. The paper on "Madame Roland "will -auk satisfy any one who has read that......
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