"It is for its historical value that the book will be read, but the causes which have made it worth reading on this side have conspired to render it also a strong piece of novel-work."- The Atlantic Monthly.įIGS AND THISTLES. English literature contains no similar picture, as, indeed, probably no material at once so picturesque and so terrible has ever been offered by any society with which English writers have dealt." In matter, it is intensely interesting in manner, it is forcible and vivid to a rare degree. "It is nothing less than an extraordinary work. "Undoubtedly the chief of American writers."-TROY SENTINEL.
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