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L,sgARY FOR My Yorye CovsrnyMEx. Vol. VI. OLIVER


CROMWELL By Robert SOuihey, l.. l.. d. 12mo. pp.


15s New-York ID. Appleton 4 Co. 21 Broadway.


The peculiar elegance Of Southey's style, united
with his well-kuown accuracy as to facts, his habit
Of searching after all that has been written about
his subject and his ability to present it in SIM
pie shape, render tpecuiarly appropriate to place
his History Of CromueN in the Library for Youth.
The annals Of mankind do not furnish just such a
character as that Of Cromwells-a character of Pc
eular energy, stern yet conscientious, capable OF
the greatest virtue although most strongly tinged
with ianacism, but at all events the central figure Of
perhaps the most remarkable period in English his
tory. We can cordially recommend this volume to
aplace in the Library of our Young Countrymen.