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      On the 1 st and 15 th of each month , rpHE CRITIC : X THE LONDON LITERARY JOURNAL ,: The largest and most complete Journal of Literature , Art , and Science publisher ! in Europe ; containing 72 columns , price only 6 d . ; stamped , 6 * d . ; 6 s . for half-year ; 12 * . for a year . In monthly parts , price is . ; or in quarterly pam , price 3 s . The contents of The Lonpon Litbuaky Journal are thu » arranged : — LEADING ARTICLES—By writer * of eminence , comprising : — I . Original Biographical Sketches of Notable Contemporaries . ( Of this series Carlyle and Emerson nave already appeared . ) II . Sketches of the Use and Progress of the Contemporary Press , and of the Wiiters and Editors connected therewith . ( Sketches of the Edinburgh and Quarterly Jievietcf have already been inserted , and will shortly be followed by the Westminster Review , and the Times . ) , III . Dialogues of the Day ; Notes by an Observer ; and Gossip of the London Literary Circles , with brief Sketches of Author * and Artists . IV . Gleanings of the Georgian Era ; bein » a series of curious original Documents , unpublished Letters by distinguished Persons , &c , collected and edited by G . Harris , Esq ., Barrister-at-I . aw , Author of " The Life of Lord Hardwick" ( now in progress ) . Notices of all the New Books , with copious extracts nelecte'd for the amusement and information of readers , so as to enable them to know the subjects , style , and character of books , classified , for convenience of reference , under the following dm-History . Poetry and the Drama . Biography . Natural History , Religion . Medicine . Philosophy . Mental Philosophy . Science . Periodicals and Serials . Voyages and Travels . Pamphlets . Fiction . Miscellaneous . * Education . _ FOREIGN LITERATURE AND ART—French . German , Swedish , Italian , and American . Notices of New Works of Art , with the Talk of the Studios . Notices of New Inventions . The Drama and Public Amusements . Notices of New Music and Musical Chit-Chat . Correspondence of Authors , Artists , Publishers , &c . A Monthly Classified List of New Books , &c . Scraps from the New Books . Tl > e Advertisements of Authors , Publishers , and others connected with Literature , Art . and E < lub . » tion . May be had of any bookseller , by order ; or Subscribers' names may be sent tlireet to Mr . Crockloid . the publisher , 29 , Ertex-» Uvet , Strand , London .

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      Shortly will be published , price to Subscriber * 3 a ., to Hon-Sui > scvil > er « 4 » ., KOSSUTH , and the MAGYARS of OLD . I'llOSVKCTUS . Many works have been recently published upon the Hungarian war of self-defence , *> ut none of them have thrown any lifflit upon the uaiiguinnry events of our ancient history , from 15 J 7 , uuder the Government of the Uotiue of llapsburjr . which serve to explain the present . The illustrious patriots , Bethlt-n , BoUkay , To'koly , 1 ' raacid , and George lUktfczy Ijuve wnged many a war , « ud fought batlleu , In order U > sveur * political ntul religious fp'odo . 1 " . No author hu » undertaken to set forth the relation * of Hungary to the amalgamated province ! of Austria . Hence the impouuibility of obtaining u cleur insight into the snnctity of our outraged rights . The public know only the glory of our hard-fought bailies , and Bad downfal of our country * * cause . The Magyar fought liko the lioness , he fought for self-defence , and not for revolution ; Vet he was accused by the followers of the IIoiibi ! of Jlupsburg of high treason , and he in « t with the mercy which wild beuuta shew iheir prey . The Magyar fought mid bled , not for new mid immature idtma , nor for exclusive privilege * , but in a holy struggle ugainulthu House of Hupuhurgnecking to trample under foot the rights of the nation , and to uiiiiiliiliito the constitution of » tliousand , years , derived from the unoi () i | t < lym » tt-y of Arpad . The Mngyar protested n ^ uiuvt thu inipositiou of nil absolute government . He defied tyranny , f « u < t sacrificed lor liberty anil the common wtul 80 , ( H ) 0 of tht noble * t children of the soil . The soul of my assuss-jnated country niinunons me , —the innocent blood of many thousaiiil * of my brethren cries to m « from the grass upon their graves , mid < -nll » upon me to enlighten the world , and all true frknda of a free people , on the cause of their death ' In the Appendix will bo found u narrative of the adventures of Kossuth lifter his retreat into Turkey . This duty 1 Imve endeavoured to fullll in my work The fate of my unhappy fatherland ought to br a warning and a lesson to All free people unremittingly to defend their tights , and to Htrugglo for every handful of their nulivo Moil aguiuat tyranny . nn < J ilwipotlsin . whieh merit to be bated ^^^ J ^ B "" i ' verv friend of right is solicited to promote thla uuderUkiug by obtaining Hnb . erfbar * . and to -end the . List at t » uliseri | iUaus to Mr Thornton Hunt , at the O / Uce of Q * JLctukr , 10 , Wcllii Um- » U < i <» t , titrand , L , ondoi » .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 9, 1851, page 764, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1895/page/24/