The Southern Literary Messenger, 1834-1864
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He proposed to Mr. Campbell to let 1^8 The Southern the Messenger have his MS. ; and promised that it should be neatly printed from new type and an edition given him in Messenger form. This offer was cheerfully accepted; the editor prepared an introduction and the publication was com- menced. Another edition was published by Lip- pincott, and the work is so scarce that a copy of it lately sold for fifteen dollars.
Gen. Leslie Combs, of Kentucky; Wm. N.
Stanton, W. J. Barbee and C. 0. L. become ...con- tributors. The editor investigates those remark- able brass French cannon in the Armory yard, at Richmond, and takes great pleasure in noticing the volume of observations made by the National Astronomical Observatory, under Lieut. M. F.
Maury.
H. 0. Lea takes in hand, in one paper, nine new poets. Alfred Duke comes out with the novelette, "The Fortunes of Esther, the Jewess ;" and the editor, with "The Legal Profession and How it was Treated by the House of Burgesses of Virginia," which he wrote for the Legal Ob- server, of New York.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He proposed to Mr. Campbell to let 1^8 The Southern the Messenger have his MS. ; and promised that it should be neatly printed from new type and an edition given him in Messenger form. This offer was cheerfully accepted; the editor prepared an introduction and the publication was com- menced. Another edition was published by Lip- pincott, and the work is so scarce that a copy of it lately sold for fifteen dollars.
Gen. Leslie Combs, of Kentucky; Wm. N.
Stanton, W. J. Barbee and C. 0. L. become ...con- tributors. The editor investigates those remark- able brass French cannon in the Armory yard, at Richmond, and takes great pleasure in noticing the volume of observations made by the National Astronomical Observatory, under Lieut. M. F.
Maury.
H. 0. Lea takes in hand, in one paper, nine new poets. Alfred Duke comes out with the novelette, "The Fortunes of Esther, the Jewess ;" and the editor, with "The Legal Profession and How it was Treated by the House of Burgesses of Virginia," which he wrote for the Legal Ob- server, of New York.
What to read after The Southern Literary Messenger, 1834-1864?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin B Benjamin Blake Minor to read onlineMoreLess
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