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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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life of Wesley , forming Vols . I . and II . of Dr . Adam Clarke ' s "Works , will be reviewed next month . E « W . C . is not forgotten . Tbe paper on the TbeoTy of Knowledge required the most mature intellect and the most practised hand . It is , however , so full of promise , that had the writer chosen almost any other subject , we should no doubt have availed ourselves of his kindness .
F . O . W . can try tbe Educational Magazine ; but the result is not in " our tables . " " Life ' s Pilgrimage" in our next . We quite appreciate the good feeling of the writer in his silence during a long delay . Some of our poetical contributors , little dreaming of the number of the fraternity , are not so considerate .
We are obliged to decline the verses of J . M . W . ; - —J . S . J . ;—the Lane * to an Eagle ;—the Poet ' s Dream ;—Ellen ;—A las tor , and many other * . Pel Verjuice and H . W . T . might at least inform us how , if not -where ? Should we recollect the hand of Pauline ?
Communications will be left at our Publishers , in a few days , for an Invisible Member ^ f the Dramatic Author ' s Society ; for Logos : W . French ; the authors of Mornley , the Essay on the Laws of Nature , and the Circulating Medium .
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524 Critical Notices *
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our literature , it is at least the revival of a mode of thought which had passed away , and been lost in the clamour and hard words of later publications in the deistical controversy . No dissent from the tvriter ' s views should make us fail to appreciate the benignity and piety of his disposition . W . J . F .
Locke on Education . ( Vol . 3 of the " Masterpieces of English Prose Literature . " ) Each volume of the " Masterpieces /* as it appears , warrants a repetition of the favourable opinion and warm recommendation wnich we gave of the first . We cannot subscribe to the Editor ' s
estimate 01 Locke ' s system , that it " may unquestionably be considered the most complete , the most philosophical , the most humane and practicable , that has yet , in any age or language , been presented to the world , " but after every deduction , we agree in its full worthiness to occupy a prominent place in this selection , and so become the object of popular attention to a
much wider extent than heretofore . We need scarcely say , that the editorial comments and illustrations are hig hly valuable , and the Introductory Sketch of the History of Education full of interest . W . J . F .
Notice To Correspondents.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS .
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Printed by C . & W . Rxtwbll , Little Pulten « y rtrwt .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1836, page 524, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2660/page/64/
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