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[ED: Taschenbuch], [PU: Forgotten Books], Excerpt from Exercises for Writing German: According to the Rules of Grammar "A volume that children will delight to read." Athenæum, Feb. 16, 1839. "It is with no common satisfaction that we introduce to our readers this little book - a book which is the very best adapted to fill, occupy, and fascinate the leisure hours of the young." Atlas, Jan. 20, 1839. "We know of no book which we should be more apt to select as a present for a young person in whom we might feel interested." Chambers' Journal. "We have read this book as if it were some fairy chronicle of boyish days of our own, and have closed it with a sigh for the memory of those brief but sweetest pleasures which boyhood only knows." Examiner, April 6, 1839. "The style is healthy and animated, and I sufficiently plain to meet the capacity of buys at school whilst the numerous lively incidents, and the various congenial topics introduced, will rivet his attention, and afford him a wide field for gratification." Conservative, Jan. 20, 1839. "There is not in all England a more competent editor for such an autobiography as this, than the author of the 'Book of the Seasons' nor are we aware that any other 'real life of a country boy' could ever have been more naturally and heartily described. We see him in every passage, - we feel as if we actually heard him telling his story to a loved companion of kindred disposition... Every boy in the British Empire should have a copy of this book and no one who delights in its pages can be a bad boy." Monthly Rev, March, 1839. "A delightful book, full of enjoyment and information, anecdote and adventure, such as boys like, told in a simple and hearty way, as one school-fellow would talk to another." Spectator, Jan. 20, 1839. "One of the most fascinating fictions for young and old, but especially of the former, that has ever graced our literature." Monthly Chronicle. "One of the most bewitching little volumes which we have read for a long time full of the history of juvenile adventures and of the information - sterling, varied, and of lasting value - which mature years have picked up. Though intended for the young, it will have, we venture to prophesy, many seniors among its admirers." Eclectic Review, April, 1839. "The volume is full of a painful and tragical interest: it enforces a terrible lesson upon the consideration of the people of this country We know not, indeed, how any man could sit down to such a narrative calmly, and few men could have conducted it to a close with so much ability and discretion." Atlas, July 7, 1838. "We earnestly recommend this volume to the notice of our readers as a most masterly compendium of correct intelligence on all subjects connected with colonization, the slave trade, and slavery." Evangelical Magazine, Sept. 1838. "There is enough to strike every feeling heart with horror and detestation, and to call aloud for remedy and redress." Literary Gazette. "We have no hesitation in pronouncing (this volume) in its object and scope , the most important and valuable of any that he (Mr. Howitt) has yet produced. "Tait's Magazine, Aug. 1838. "We cannot dismiss the volume without expressing our deep sense of its value, and of the service its publication will render to the cause of humanity." Eclectic Review, Dec. 1838. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com Versandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, [SC: 0.00], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot<

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