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E CHEEvER's LECTURES on THE PILGRIMS
PROGRESS and on the Lie and Times OF JOHN BuNYAN.
Fourth Edition has just been issued by Edward Walker
la Fultonst. 1t giltedged OF 5l4 pages
fully and fairly illustrated, printed large and good
type and would be acceptable Holiday present ior de-
persons of Orthodox faith. The work, however,
has higher merits than might be implied from this re-
mark. That Bunyans works entirely unlike any
thing else IN Literature and doubtless will De after
another thousand mitators shall have fitted their brief
hour and been forgotten) all readers OF English are
aware but Mr.. Cheever's peculiar merits are not as
widely famous. asa vigorous writer, able disputant
and eloquent preacher he has deserved reputation
but the peculiar ingenuity by which he discovers (and
often makes his readsr see in authorities that hch he
would ain hnd there the meek adroitness with which
he delivers deadly blow adverse creed or cham
pon without seeming to any thing in particular
but merely to relate fact jot down reflection
here exhibited 20 perfection. Dr.. Cheever has not yet
reached the emnence which he is destined if life is
youchsafed him, and which this work viii do much to
secure him.