THE EDINBURGH REVIEW

"A confederacy (the word _conspiracy_ may be libellous) to defend the

worst atrocities of the French, and to cry down every author to whom

England was dear and venerable. A better spirit now prevails in the

_Edinburgh Review_ from the generosity and genius of Macaulay. But in

the days when Brougham and his confederates were writers in it, more

falsehood and more malignity marked its pages than any other journal in

the language."

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