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to be found in the sixty pages of introductory matter which are pre- fixed to the first. Mr. Pearson discusses the genius of the poet in a " Life" which is all that could be......
Weeping Ferry : A Novel. By George Habra. 2 Vole.
(Hurst and Blaokett.)—The faults of this tale will be obvious to the least critical reader. The improbabilities of the narrative may be forgiven perhaps, for romance allows of......
Henry Clay.*
THIS is a most interesting book for English readers, though not written for them. Dealing as it does with the greatest of American orators, whose career covers the half-century......
Current Literature.
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