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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 31st December 1887, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1842, _ • JRICHARD F. BURTON.* * African — iT^...

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      December 31 , 1887 . A T the close of the year it is usual to reflect

      - ^ X on the past if on & does not speculate as to the future . We have occasion to "believe

      that during the year 1887 , memorable as it has been through distinguished Royal associations ,

      the business in book » has "been better than in immediately preceding years . As usual , books

      have multiplied ; but it remains for Time to tell of the permanence of their interest or value .

      Little faith can be placed in annual surveys ' of our literary products ; they are either too

      partial or too perfunctory . Weekly and monthly lists of ' best new books' are equally

      untrustworthy . In the long run the public finds out for itself what suits it best .

      The revival of trade , which is now evident throughout the country , cannot fail to reach

      the book business ,, which , unfortunately , is one of the first to feel depression and one of

      the last to benefit by reawakened prosperity . Publishers , according to their custom during

      the change of years , are at present holding back some of the books which are expected

      to stimulate the new year ' s early trade , but there appear to be good prospects in store for

      readers of all tastes and inclinations . That authors , readers and all the busy workers who

      bring them into contact and sympathy , should , during 1888 and years to come , enjoy healthy

      life and good fortune is a wish which cannot fail to come from the hearts of those whose

      occupations bring them into close relations

      with writers and the public at large .

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      should the reader have is a robbed feeliiig Literature of regret of that a -Politics scholar

      so profound as Mr . Morley , If ever a man exemplified the couplet which Goldsmith with

      great felicity applied to Burke , it is Mr . Morley 4 .

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      in in in these tnese young Burton pages Dacrea manhood ' s exp . and and loits in tne the in the recital recital school army - fitly fitlv boy are chronicled nnnn days and the f . Ti ^

      larger works and performed more , important in maturer account years . of opens We Ms great need , not remind readers of his remarkable jour ^ ieyfi

      in Arabia , of his pioneer work in Equatorial

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  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 31, 1887, page 1842, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_31121887/page/4/