The North American Review.
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TTyIIIS work has arrived at the TWENTY SEcoSI


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character has double purpoe frs that of containing
criticisms works 0t taste, literature, and What be
called the elegant branches of learning and secqn
ly, ta, of being depository Of discussion. op,cs oil
general politics, legislation science internal ions,
social institutions and, short whatever down
the immediate interests OF the community. 1t is special
design, far possible, give the work strictly nation-
al and American character


Several Of the contributors are men of letters
who have travelled and studied in foreign parts and be-
familiar with the languages and literature of the old
counres others devoted to literary and scientific pur-
suits professions while others conspicuous among
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of justice. Owing to the steady support of Ia ge
number Of gentlemen thus qualified, who reside in diereh
parts of the Unlon the work has with degree of favor
and success. both in the United States and abroad which
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ing as at present.


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June, 1896.