57/85 His power of observation is of that intuitive strength which catches at a glance the salient and distinctive points of every thing he sees. He has shown rare cleverness, too, in mingling throughout the work, agreeably and unobtrusively, so much of the history of India, and yet without ever suffering it to clog the narrative."-- _Churchman_. The literary execution of Mr.Minturn's book is of a high order, and, altogether, we consider it a timely and important contribution to our stock of meritorious works."-- _Boston Journal_. Arranged for the Express Use of Students in French. By George S.Gerard, A.M., Prof, of French and Literature. |