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Among some works OF recent publication, which
though occupied with other matters. we hayo ye
found time to look at is PierPoat's ]rtjoadi Read
.er, published in Boston, This IS i book ol re, va
lue for is is, what was wantod--an elementary
book, adapted for Young American raaAers-that il,
containing in lieu hects ION Eu,!iSh or French
or ancient histories, extracts relating to our own
sketches taken from the best writers, of the mark
ing events of the Foundation and progress Of thesc
United States--the volume openins yevy appro-
priately, with an abridged account from Roirilso son
OF the Discovery of America. There is much ms.
cellaneous reading, too both in prose and poory--
adapted hy its juiicous selection 10 interest. hil,
IT lnstructs, the youthful mind. The compiler H.
ready known by the g American FIRST Class Book
prepared AMI published hy him, thus assigns IN III
preface the motives which in uccd him to under
take the present work ; ami lis execution entitlp
him. in our judgment, 10 the reward Of a i,hlaI
enterprise. skl!lfnlly accomplished.


This country has political institutions ofitS own


Its lns,ittlions which tho mon of each surros.iy
generation must uphold But this they ,upnot dc
unless they are early made to understand an val,s
them. has history Of it w Of which il ~.
not he ashamed ;--iathers, ans. heroes, ana saoa
- It's own, whose eoe'ls and praises are worthy
beng =aA.I o. sung ~ even the y mighty ;nss \