FROM WASHINGTON IRVING.

"Your literary enterprise has my highest approbation and warmest good

wishes. Strongly disposed as I always have been in favor of 'the

south,' and especially attached to Virginia by early friendships and

cherished recollections, I cannot but feel interested in the success of

a work which is calculated to concentrate the talent and illustrate the

high and generous character which pervade that part of the Union."

The southern literary messenger, Vol. I., No. 1, August, 1834 · 第 7 / 40 题