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4.- Pos,ss OF OssrAS. TRAssLATED BY JANE, MAC
pagR,ox. EsQ. New York; Published by c. Wells,


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No scholar of course Will regard his library as
complete unless i, contains copy of the Poems of
o,sian Whatever may have been their origin
,hcy unqacstionably posses. merits of high and
mos, extraordinary character, and have come to be
regarded by the literary men of the European con-
,nent a. well as of England and America, a classic
work of high antiquity and of wild and most re-
narkable porer. The presen, edition Is one of
the most elegant we have ever seen. The typo
graphical portion is neat and finely executed, and
the illustrations, Of which there are several, are
beautifully drawn Besides the Poems the vol
une contains two or three excellent critical d'ser-
:ations by Macpherson and Dr.. Blair and pre-
irnnary discourse ernbodying much useful inform
alton concerning these singular productions and
iheir author.