Contributions to Louisiana History volume 2
Contributions to Louisiana History volume 2
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Editors and contributors belong to a class seldom reached in modern pe- riodicals.
The volume of the New Monthly Magazine, for 1846, was edited by that prolific and once popular au- thor, Harrison Ainsworth. Among its contributors are Horace Smith, the joint author of "Rejected Ad- dresses;" Talfourd, the author of "Ion, " Saptain Marryat, Mrs. Trol- lope, G. P. R. James, Frances Anne Butler and Michielet.
The editor evidently considered that American Information was de- manded. Many of the art...icles re- late to the new world. Of local in- terest is a seri-es under the title of "Echoes from the Back Woods, " by Captain Levinge, who, after a term of duty witli his regiment in Canada, made a tour of the United States in the then customary manner, mostly by steamier.
His observations on the natural history, and especially on the birds, are extremely interesting. His visit to Alexandria occurred at a time when what he calls the ruffiians who composed thie invading army of Texas, were passing up the Red River.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Editors and contributors belong to a class seldom reached in modern pe- riodicals.
The volume of the New Monthly Magazine, for 1846, was edited by that prolific and once popular au- thor, Harrison Ainsworth. Among its contributors are Horace Smith, the joint author of "Rejected Ad- dresses;" Talfourd, the author of "Ion, " Saptain Marryat, Mrs. Trol- lope, G. P. R. James, Frances Anne Butler and Michielet.
The editor evidently considered that American Information was de- manded. Many of the art...icles re- late to the new world. Of local in- terest is a seri-es under the title of "Echoes from the Back Woods, " by Captain Levinge, who, after a term of duty witli his regiment in Canada, made a tour of the United States in the then customary manner, mostly by steamier.
His observations on the natural history, and especially on the birds, are extremely interesting. His visit to Alexandria occurred at a time when what he calls the ruffiians who composed thie invading army of Texas, were passing up the Red River.
What to read after Contributions to Louisiana History volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Beer to read onlineMoreLess
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