SAILORS AND LANDSMEN, AHOY

TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH,


BY HENRY w. HERBERT,
AUTHOR or "MARMApUXE wYvIL,' "THs BROTHERS."
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This is the great Romance OF the Sea, which first made the
author known throughout Europe, and which when hst vs.
sued created profound sensation It received the unqua


ed praise of the novelist Cooper whose seasoEie are the
most popular OF his works. In the salamander wii De
found perhaps the first germs of the authors opinon and
theory with regard to the punishment and suppression ii
crime and the aud promotion OF virtue when
have become widely spread and sener lily known through
the Mysteries of PaIi. He appears to have been desiou
in ths and SOM others of n earlier tales, of calling the
trnton of the pubic the vey inadequate punishment-o
,aps the total absence of ay punment-ether from The
Judicial tribunals the repobaton o society at large tor
c.me, Of peculiar orLec And thence 1t was his OBJECT hev
ng aroused ndgaut feelings by the exhibition OF rch and
couy scoundres pam cred aad fayned upon aud honored
wh poor and hoiaey goes untriended and uncered
for suggest thoughts tending the regeneration and
modelling o, society, purer and mora! principles


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