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Taifs Edinburgh Magazine . New Series . No . 2 . 1 * . The people of Great Britain have a deeper interest than perhaps they are aware of , in the success of the noble experiment now making by Mr , Tait with his Magazine . The result will be a Bure criterion of the intellectual condition of our country , and show whether the soil be in a state to receive the seeds of literature , taste , and political knowledge and
principle . We rejoice to hear that the prospect of success i * a most encouraging one ; of the desert , the number before us is ample proof . Here are the most important topics discussed by the ablest hands . Seldom has there been such a corps of writers formed as that now marshalled under Tait ' s banner . In this number are papers ( besides that able anonymous one on the ' Question of Questions , Establishments or Religious Liberty , ' ) by Mr . Roebuck , the Opium Eater , the author of the fc Exposition of the False Medium / Mrs . L . Grim stone ;
and next month we understand that Miss Martineau will again show herself in their ranks , notwithstanding the extraordinary exertions needful for her own publications . It is difficult to say at what rate the productions of such contributors would not be cheap ; and equally difficult to estimate the immense amount of good which will be accomplished by such a circulation as ought to follow , and we trust will , from the reduced price of this periodical .
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HowitVs Popular History of Priestcraft . Third Edition . We should not notice this reprint of a work which we have already reviewed , but to mention that there are sundry valuable additions to it ; four entire chapters , ( besides many interpolations , ) and the Author ' s vindication of the work against the attack of Archdeacon Wilkins . The added chapters are all in that portion of the book which relates to the
Church of England ; and are , 1 , a chapter of persecutions ; 2 and 3 , an extension of the analysis of that Church , and a contrast of forced with voluntary contribution as shown in the United States and amongst the Dissenters ; and 4 , a chapter of worthies . The additions are in the spirit of the original work , and increase its value both as an accumulation of facts and as an eloquent plea for reformation *
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The Wonders of Chaos " and the Creation exemplified . A Poem . Part I . Hatchard . One of the Wonders of Chaos , ' this poem may be ; it is certainly not one of the wonders of * Creation / We have seldom seen such a mass of confusion . The following litter of alliteration may suffice as a specimen . The Devil ' s dearest friend being provoked at being told that he and his comrades might ' floundering float upon this flaming flood / thus taunts him in return :
' And dost thou vaunt thyself above us all In courage , cursed cow ' nng coward ? Confess Thou wert the first to flee his kindling ire , And wing thy wicked way to wards of woe ! So spake the fallen angel ; when the rest Which lay embedded in the burning lake , Sent forth a shriek of such conclusive grief , As silenced Satan , and transfixed hit souL' p . 23 Quite conclusive . '
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1834, page 305, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2632/page/77/
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