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8vo, pp. 24, 82. New York, 1838 Like the Sybilline Books this pamphlet ha. S become scarce, and every time it makes its appearance for sale will command a higher and higher price, not for any intrinsic merit the production possesses, but from the fact that it was writ- ten by the author whose name it bears. This Fourth of July Oration is the only known literary production that Mr. Forrest has been pleased to favor the public with. It might have been supposed that one so gifted would have been m...ore copious in giving his views of times, things and men as they appealed to him both on and oil the stage. No doubt the public expect an autobiography from bim, and if they are not disappointed will find in said memoirs a series of pages not less interesting than Boswell's Life of Johnson, or tlie pleasing memoirs of Madame D'Arblay, Lady Montague, or Walpole's Letters, or the Diaries of old Burton, Evelyn, or Pepys, with tliis diflerence, that in place of delineating European characteristics he will draw American portraits of social life.
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8vo, pp. 24, 82. New York, 1838 Like the Sybilline Books this pamphlet ha. S become scarce, and every time it makes its appearance for sale will command a higher and higher price, not for any intrinsic merit the production possesses, but from the fact that it was writ- ten by the author whose name it bears. This Fourth of July Oration is the only known literary production that Mr. Forrest has been pleased to favor the public with. It might have been supposed that one so gifted would have been m...ore copious in giving his views of times, things and men as they appealed to him both on and oil the stage. No doubt the public expect an autobiography from bim, and if they are not disappointed will find in said memoirs a series of pages not less interesting than Boswell's Life of Johnson, or tlie pleasing memoirs of Madame D'Arblay, Lady Montague, or Walpole's Letters, or the Diaries of old Burton, Evelyn, or Pepys, with tliis diflerence, that in place of delineating European characteristics he will draw American portraits of social life.
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