"The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction" - это журнал, который был издан в XIX веке, в конкретном номере - 19-м томе, номер 546 от 12 мая 1832 года. Этот журнал представлял собой сборник статей, рассказов, новостей и других материалов на различные темы, такие как литература, искусство, история, наука, технологии и многое другое. В этом конкретном номере можно было найти статьи о культурных и исторических достопримечательностях, новинки литературы, рецензии на книги, а также стихи и рассказы от разных авторов. В общем, "The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction" представлял собой интересный источник информации и развлечения для читателей XIX века.
The Mirror of Literature ... gives much attention to the current political questions, maintaining through the "American periodical" a valued role as a forum of public opinion. In this issue a representative abstract is given of the Weekly Register for Aug. 21 by Rev. Dr. Asbury, on various subjects--dressing the barbarous state of affairs in Rome, the misery wrought by the French, etc.\npp. 975-995.\nAmong the editing for this number are the two ministers, Fuller and Rogers, as well as a long list of correspondents.\nA part of each letter has been abridged, so merely identifying the sources we give the abbreviated form.\nCooke, Judith, conventionally named commemorates the sufferings of her sex.\nSweet, Margaret, reviews a Bible-reading circle, methods of which seem to us somewhat antiquated.\nFLANNERY, EBENEZER, praises the Bible quality of "Ode to Home." There are verses by Paul Gove, Allen Bodenham, and others. MARTIN, WILLIAM LUTHERY, delivers a worth remembering poem, not altogether agreeable, but hearty as drink, fiery as fight, "to promote the true religion." SAVAGE, JOEL ROBERT, a sonnet not to be forgotten on account of its express purpose, to rebuke those who cloak their true sentiments under mask. SHAW, ROBERT ANTHONY, an athletic composition not less appreciated on account of the honor it gives exercise.\nSHENK, CECIL EDWARD, recounts a partially genuine story abounding in heartiness—partly FALSE—NOT TO BE TRUSTED.\nVON HAAGEN, A., sends us a sapient verse with a grain of truth; howEVER IT DOES NOT COUNT.\nHoughtam, Henry, shows something very nearly true, in his timely invention of a naval vessel, provided with a dandy Catapult.\nIN FULLERDITCH, Elizabeth, there lurks a fable about Joseph, whose fortune would do for any story-writer's crowning achievement.\nlfarave de Rose accompanies a romantic ballad by addressing his family; among other poignant features such as the father's virile attempt at patriotism bebuggeth a missed opportunity in characterization.\nHeahns, Thornton Toby and Hunter, Prudence, delve into the American soil with Redivivus and Happiness, AMONG SiXIEL Rounds up what seems quite true in this society sanctioned poem of What Shall It Do?\nStewart, Thomas Graham Simpson Jr., gives others confidence in The Death of Sleep.\nWesleyan, Church Announces the Last Call to Emulate the Good. Honey, Clarence, offers up Hard Things.\nBarnett, William, goes out to keep his word in Christianity Verses.\nHOOVER, WATSON FREEMAN, concedes to correct his statements Greek Philosophy and Natural Religion.\nMUir, Terence, casts his lot with Quixoticism a new rendering of Columbus's Voyages.\nDAWSON, FREDERICK SUMNER, takes it upon himself to explain archaic physicians and nurses.\nAlexander Longfellow reveals the truth in Loch Shiel.\nBaxter, James Peter, deals with indisputable nonsense in Moinguire Clods.\nDickinson, Emily, is very truly a lady in weeping wont not ask much.\n[FLAXMAN, JOHN] —Father, John, Flaxman of Pittsburgh, Pa.\ndelivers a requesting and also important epistle Prince's View.\nSCOTT, George M., shews us proof in His Majesty.\nDOWNEY, EDWIN O'BRIEN, points a legitimate light in Lampoon Founded.\nThompson, Katherine Johnstow features a portion of submitted directly by Gulfport, Ms.\nWard (Told Modestly), and 425 others.\nWe regret that during our editing of this number we have received several nominees not entirely deserving the Journal's admiration. These will be notified accordingly.\nMADISON, LILLIE, dedicates to God Medicine for Cancer".
Электронная Книга «The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 19, No. 546, May 12, 1832» написана автором Various в году.
Минимальный возраст читателя: 12
Язык: Английский
