...both people and customs is violent; he grieves because at Carlisle, Pennsylvania, he did not meet with a man of decent literature ; and this is the mildest of his abuse. Weld, Parkinson, Ashe, and Bradbury , in a line, raise and re-echo the note of censure. Before Bradbury's work was published, there was a dismal chorus from the great British periodicals. As early as 1814 was chiming in, to be duly...