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    This Royal Fund Literary Have Just Foud ...

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    are those of 1713 . In all these romances the now style writes is •¦— |— - the — diurnals same , that no of longer the publ ; but icist he . sits Defoe at

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    with the same staff that created ' Robinson Crusoe / This book has had its enthusiastic

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    booth The ently hero , surprising on is the title ick and pocket -page diverting , and but the they in book their are is suffici way fall - .

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    tradesmen . Like Moll Flanders , Jack is shipped to the plantations after a long career

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    even and wealth t more y itiless Virginian to female planter than . > Defoe to male is p

    obli i i quit y . The m i / ' Memoirs » ii ^ » of a Cavalier f * ^« * ' must not be omitted in this catalogue of Defoe ' s

    secondary romances ; They pretend to give an historical account of affairs in Germany and

    England between 1632 and 1648 ; the l ^ ero is a Shropshire gentlemana zealous fighter in

    the royal cause . It is well , known that of all Defoe ' s attempts at forged history this was the

    illustrious most successful persons in among deceiving them : a the list great i of

    Lord ^^ ^^— —^^ ^ B »^¦ ™ —^^» ^^ " !• ^^ Chatham ^ ^^ " ^ ^^ ^^ ^ " ^^» » " ^^^ ^^ " ^ V ^^ ^—^^ , ¦ —^^ ^^^ are ¦ , ^ H ^¦¦ ^ V ^^ mentioned ^™ ii ^^ ^^^^^ H ^^ M - ^ ^ " ^ — ^^^ i " as ^ - ^ " ¦ ^^» believ ^^^ ^^ ^ V ^^ K in g ^^ the memoirs to be genuine and

    contemporary . Of the personages which animate these rough novels of Defoe ' sCharles Lamb

    the most humane of critics , confessed that , they i can never again hope to , be popular with

    a servant much -maid higher or class the of sailor readers . ' Macaulay than that of went the

    dispraise further , and of these was books utterl . y extravagant Yet the qualit in y his in

    them the realism which he the found unvarnished so particularl attention y nauseous to ,

    minute fact , , is just what preserves their interestand mayone of these dayspossibly

    , , , lead in a H to istory their of revival Eighteenth . —Edmund -Century Oosse Literature y M . A .,

    ( 1660-1780 ) . IQI

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    ¦¦¦¦ : ¦ . !•• , ( ^ I - \** rrh it - 1880 The Publishers' Circular 2 oo iTJ

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    which Mr . will Clark be entitled Russell * Betwixt is engaged the Forelands on a work . '

    It tne the will Downs JJowns be substantiall . . The The author author y an anecdotic figure fieriir « s « himsel himself history as ar of

    standing with a friend on the summit of the he S outh tells uoiio Foreland the story % , of \ or the upon historic Deal xi tract beac of h , waters where

    " that washes tav o that vjm . y line jl bile ** of jujloiaja coast . vi ^ Th auii © book ui wtjbUKjin , will probably run its serial course through the

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    newspapers , and be afterwards published by Messrs . Sampson Low & Co .

    publish Messrs A . Household Macmillan History & Go . of are the about United to I

    E States ggleston and . its People , ' by Mr . Edward \ I

    announce Messrs . that Wto the . Clowes new and & complete Sons , Limited edition ,

    of * fiymns Ancient and Modern' will be published in several of the leading sizeswith

    and ** without accompanying tunes , on April , 3 . They will also be issued in a variety of neat

    leather up with bindings the * Book , both of Common separatel Prayer y and . ' bound

    tion it & uu Mr of . Henry a at new new Cantata v Irvin ^ cbiiuai g iriai has . , entitled cuuiuicu accepte * d Shakspeare ioxic the iJ \ . Bjjc dedica 3 cbi . *? - ' s a

    Merrie Meeting , ' written by Robert Ganthony and composed by Thomas Murby . The

    arguaid ment of is the that chorus Shaksp , various eare summonses characters from , by the his

    works intervals , _ who broken enact b scenes solos , duets dance and minuets choruses at . , y , ,

    The fifth and concluding volume of Mr . H . E . Watts's translation of 'Don Quixote' which

    will A ^ A ^ B be ^ M issued A A . to * subscribers ^ K « ^ — A ^ K and i ^ ta the . ^ 4 public , in ^ ' * . - ¦^ a ^^ M _ ^^^ £ a ew fi - days — - ^ m — , - ¦ will - — be famished — — _ .. _ . _ _ — w __ ith _ . a __ . full ^ _ ^ _ , , ___ index . ^ , ^_ _ _

    to Eng the lish text version , the . first that has appeared in any

    ! I convenient Messrs . - Frederick -forma cheap Warne edition & Co . " issue of ' , John in a

    , attracting Ward , PreacKer a large 7 *~ amount a novel ivhich of attention is deservedl at the y

    present shape with time all . the It Americanisms is printed in intac its t * ori . ginal

    A . new edition of Mr . Maxwell Lyte ' s ' History of Eton College' will shortly be

    published by Messrs . Macmillan & Co . The book has been revised throughout , and among other

    additions will now contain extracts from diaries- _ , and letters in the possession of Dr . Keate ' s

    representatives . The London correspondent of the

    Manchester Guardian states that the health of M . Paul I ) u Chaillu has somewhat broken down under

    the strain of preparing for the press his great work on * The Viking Age , ' which he has had

    has in han sailed d for for the Tan last gier eig , ' ht and years will . probabl M . Du y Chaill spend u

    a Al month iers . in Under Morocco the , circumstances and may pay a it visit is not to g

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• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), March 15, 1889, page 299, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15031889/page/5/