One handsome volume 8vo., pp. 528, portrait. $2.
"This work, which is composed principally of the writings of
the Rev. Mr. Croswell himself, has been compiled by his father
at the age of threescore and ten years. A memoir presented
under these circumstances to the public, cannot fail to demand
universal attention. This will be sustained by the intrinsic
merits of the work itself, which as a record on Christian
experience, trial, and consolation, is one of the most
beautiful memorials of the kind we have ever read. Mr. Croswell
seems to have been a man of quick fancy and elegant learning.
We find scattered through his Memoir a number of graceful
poems on various subjects, but principally religious, which
display both taste and talent. But the sincere and fervent
piety apparent on every page of the volume, must still be
considered as its chief charm, and its highest recommendation
to the class of readers to whom the work especially addresses
itself."--_South. Lit. Gazette._