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It is impossible, in any space which we can allow to a work of such a miscellaneous character as the present, to indicate its merits and variety by extracts. We must, however, adduce a few sam les, having an eye first to the professed vocation of the Review. T is thus set forth in the Preface, while the journal is also fairly vindicated.
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