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yiWate fthe B ' eiierolence of a Christian , -was net very likely to manifest ^ he courtesy of a geatlemaB ,. But still he did ' liope ,, tli&t ; some n | isiaiformation liad % eea ^ Gtofayaic ^ ted to hlmp qr that Bfr » Stratlfoers nflgbtj have acted from the jmom € n ( ui ! 5 3 r luJpciIse of feeling ^ which subsequent ireflection would convince him were ninmaoty and miicharifcablea He fes hpem . ¦ B lsapjpoinUed in both expe < Qte-= tiomsc and ihas ii 6 w no ot ^ her altermatSve .
befc to smbpMt the matter lo tfiie judgment of tlilie BBpirejadicedi inhabitants of nj ^ is ° * v ? 0 TPTl ^ " ^ Cl t ^ o « - *«— jp o / * c The aiatbor s expostulation is in a manly and Clari ^ tsaiL spirit 5 a& is at once touchiog ^ isapressivej , and digaified ; and from the la ^ ge local circulat io n which
this letter has already obtained we would hope that If She bigotry which prompted such unhappily not unprecedented conduct cannot be brought to contrltioo by private remonstrance , ife may yet be put to shame by public reprobaiiouo
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GENERAL LITERATURE . Art . I 1 IL ^ =-Utility of hailn Discussed By Justin Breaam , Effio ^ haiaj WiL soijj , R <^ . & 1 Exehaa g"e This is a very pretty little Ibook ; a , ud like m&ny'Cither little ttxlitigs we kn ^ w . aood as well ' as prettye '' Its very covers would js < oll iV : so neat , asi ^ i ' vet no tu ^ te . f ful E Aftef ' f fi [\ 3 - there is ' mj ^ re in a good exterior tfe ^ ili e world ts disposed to ailowo But"tO"iKrBiiaess .
Mr . Bvejiati ' . Woluld have all "Boys , aye and ( gu " l 9 , t . 05 ) ^ ^ q ^ h ^ . po \ t , Q- ( ppint , e ( i wjuUi p tilin . ' Be f # robjaie ^ tKe ' ld ^'" tb ^ t ' tlio&c only Wlio W iTXteBWtt ' fin * ^ nal ' B professions need to leepii L ^ ktiu . He wouUl Siave alii know soiticUiuigp though but ; the rusdimt ! E ) t « of the language : For with him sd A little learning is" not ic a , tk&ngeiruus tJlnug r , " autl if liv couJd not
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Aht , VI . —^ In troduction Creek Grammar on a new Plan ; for the use of Schools afid Private 8 tu-4 # nt& * By Thomas Poster Barli ^ m ^ M . B « j late of Queen ' s Col-]< ege Cambridge . IIonter P JLon « don . Pp . 150 .
Toe qualities essential to a ^ ood g rammar seem to be accuracy , clearness , coiiipletteness , and ( for school purposes aft least ) brevity ; and to produce a work of tLliis description on ao difficult and iiiiaitifarious a language as tJic Gi'rrK , 1 .-
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JkyiT . V ' . — Gov ^ poMitam , Mn 4 ^ P ^< £ hM ? fwp , M fan \ Uim ^ ^^ m ^^ l ^ Jme who Hqmg n >® Mlgcti $ 4 4 k $ , &i % 6 $ 4 / of Grammar . S $ < Juatin &euaa ., £ ! , fiugkam Wilso ^ Etay ^ &sehaetge . A very psefu 2 s ^« cl ^ cj |? yp !^ feeate ( io The au ^ hqr ' s ol ^ je < it - } isf ' $ <| ' ^ e fy ,. ^ fla ^ g
think ke does ^ Jiew ^ ^ Vf ^^ . ^^ p ^ pf middling ^ apwUy ^^^ % ^^ y ; ^ 3 lJ share off jud gme ^ t ? accjjpire a , X ^ o ^ f ^^ of punctuations eqiial to all the purposes of ordinary composition / ' We hawe mo space far losjg , e ^| . r ^ 9 , tsa ; ^ at s ^^ e ly ^^ author Is a little ipeqp ^ istent in his eathmsiastic praises of Cobbett ' s Grammar .
as JVfr ° Co is oo < i ojaly oo . Latan scholar hiKaself ^ bu-t bss » oa vai ? LQ . us O € casioi 3 s expressed his supreme coutempit far those who are . It is possiblep ; ther'efoc-e for a person Ignorant of the classics to be a good English scholar ,, a fact rather afc variance with the tenor of the little work we have just been noticing ^ " the Utility of Lat | in discussed / 3 We do mot know tBiat Mr . Cobbett would have beet )
the worse for learning Latin ., but it is pretty clear thai has Eugliah womLd out have been ttfae better for U ; unless , indeed , it bad softcued down his style , and Q ^ berwise improved ' bijs general man - ners . Thau ; we owit would h ^ , ve bc ^ n » great blessiojgj for the attaiLuuieiJt of which we should Heartily joim Ml Bre ¦ - K ^ am in Iiis cncomiiuxii s o . u the Latin as Mi tmpjrover of the Engfe !) t . 0 i » gue o
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1830, page 786, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2590/page/58/
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