The Dublin Review, Vol. 13: August November 1842 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Dublin Review, Vol. 13: August November 1842

Lgeriai a subject interesting in the highest degree, as well in a religious as in a political light; but as in the few pages, to which we are necessarily limited, we can do little more than glance at the objects and general bearing of some of the works placed at the head of this article, we shall omit any notice of its political transactions, and shall confine our attention to other topics, which we think, in the present state of affairs, are more worthy of notice, and cal culated to excite interest and afford scope for thought, as well as to, throw light on the actual condition and future prospects of the colony. Hence our attention will be chie"y directed to the works which stand second and third in our list.

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