TIME'S TELESCOPE FOR 1831

Has appeared in somewhat better style than its predecessors. The paper

is of better quality, the print is in better taste, and there are a few

delicate copper-plate engravings. The old plan or chronological

arrangement is, however, nearly worn threadbare, and to supply this

defect there are in the present volume many specimens of contemporary

literature. Few of them, however, are first-rate. The most original

portion consists of the Astronomical Occurrences, which extend to 150

pages.

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