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The Daily Dispatch: January 24, 1863., [Electronic resource], Fresh books. (search)
nd publishers would print it. Thackeray's "Philip" has been lately issued in complete form. The critic think it hardly equal to its predecessors, but it exhibits the same wonderful photography of character and manners so characteristic of the style of the greatest of English novelists. "East Lynne," by Mrs. Wood, has been exceedingly popular.--"Lady Audley's Secret," by Miss Bradden, is described as a "sensation novel," and has had an immense sale. Among the favorite novelists of the time, Bulwer has published his "Strange Story;" Wilkie Collins (author of the "Woman in White") his "After Dark;" G. A. Sala, "The Seven Sons of Mammon;" the authoress of "John Halifax," a domestic story called "Mistress and Maid; " and the authoress of "Adam Bede," another contribution to the intese school of romance, entitled "Siles Marner, the Weaver of Raveloe." The cruelties of the King of Dahomey are made the subject of "The Negro Prince," by a Captain Livingstone who takes his hero to the cotton f
The Daily Dispatch: January 24, 1863., [Electronic resource], Fresh books. (search)
ional law which has been issued in the Confederacy, especially bearing, as it does, on questions which are now uppermost in this country. "Vade Mecum" Lee. Every officer in the army should be supplied with this work, which is an admirable treatise on Court-Martial and the duties of Judge Advocate. It is an important work, and contains information that no officer should be without. "A Strang Story." Sir E. Lytton Bulwer. This is Bulwer's last novel. The announcement is sufficient. ional law which has been issued in the Confederacy, especially bearing, as it does, on questions which are now uppermost in this country. "Vade Mecum" Lee. Every officer in the army should be supplied with this work, which is an admirable treatise on Court-Martial and the duties of Judge Advocate. It is an important work, and contains information that no officer should be without. "A Strang Story." Sir E. Lytton Bulwer. This is Bulwer's last novel. The announcement is sufficient.