Graham's magazine . rief memoir, for whose accuracy we canvouch. We know that no pains or expense have beenspared in this compilation, which is, by very much indeed,the best of its class—affording, at one view, the justestidea of our poetical literature. Mr. Griswold is remark-ably well qualified for the task he has undertaken. AVeshall speak at length of this book in our next. Beauchampe, or The Kentucky Tragedy. A Tale of the Author of Richard Hurdis, Border Beagles,ete. Two Volumes. Lea fy Blanchard: Philadelphia. The events upon which this novel is based are but tooreal. No more
Graham's magazine . rief memoir, for whose accuracy we canvouch. We know that no pains or expense have beenspared in this compilation, which is, by very much indeed,the best of its class—affording, at one view, the justestidea of our poetical literature. Mr. Griswold is remark-ably well qualified for the task he has undertaken. AVeshall speak at length of this book in our next. Beauchampe, or The Kentucky Tragedy. A Tale of the Author of Richard Hurdis, Border Beagles,ete. Two Volumes. Lea fy Blanchard: Philadelphia. The events upon which this novel is based are but tooreal. No more thrilling, no more romantic tragedy didever the brain of poet conceive than was the tragedy ofSharpe and Beauchampe. We are not sure that the authorof Border Beagles has done right in the selection of histheme. Too little has been left for invention. AVe aresure, however, that the theme is skilfully handled. Theauthor of Richard Hurdis is one among the best of ournative novelists—pure, bold, vigorous,
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