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    reposes on it , are described in the most perfect jn ^ nrier . Tb ^ passionate devotion of Gerard to his mother ' s memory is another very fine point . Possessing so many excellencies , this work , had it not failed at the fifth act , might have tal ^ n its

    place among the highest of its order . As it is , the production is one of rare merit . When Mrs Shelley trusts to her owi genius , and her owp impulses , she never fails to do theflne ^ i tfiing $ . But in proportion to the depths of a given bubject tfte soundings and cievelopments of which may be attettipteij , $ o is the danger incurred by any mistrust in the sjmple pripciples of nature as opposed to the ej ^ bomt ^ apd sliowy % ^ lacies of convention .

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    A FRAGMENT FROM HISTORY . * In 1627 , after the sacking of Rome , and the consequent humiliation of the Pope—Clement VII , of the House of Medici , by whose power the supremacy of that family in Florence had been maintained-r-the Florentines regained that popular form of government which characterized the

    ponstitution of 1612 . The authority , previous to the fall of Clement VII , had been vested in the Cardinals ( of Cortona , CM ) O , and tetdolphi , ) who acted a § guardians of the young Hyppolito and Alessandro de' Medici , and governed ii * ( bfateif name . The people banished the three Cardinal * from the iiiy ; but they were allowed to depart peaceably wifh their ptoperty . Strozzi and Capponi headed tha revolution , end

    - Irtie Jiboye jTragmertt was ori g inally intende 4 to form the main portion of a t » reftUte to » ^ ork recently published . Deeming , however , that a very brief f » relimittary w ^ Uid b © mar © iuitable to a dramatic produotion , ©» pjecially ^ hen no p ^ lta Ji * S ^« tybvvnwwvmpM up ^ Mg ^^^ mimf ^ f ft btXfy u ^ qer tfl ^ pelief that a defence of the Character of a great man agAintt tpe lMp « r * rohf of m ntj ^ tif jr po ^ wlar historian , was an act of justice whfcb Wild ttdt bi in » od * t > Ubl « to the readcri of thif Journal . . !

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    % ® 236 CosmCK de * Medici .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 1, 1837, page 236, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1830/page/46/