customs which has ever been exhibited to the English Public. Not
only the scenery and pursuits of the natives and settlers are
sketched by a facile and powerful pen, but the political life of
one province of our most important Colony is brought before us
with a vividness which could scarcely be excelled. It is not easy
to tell our readers any portion of this capital story without
letting them into the secret of the whole. They must take our word
for it that “Policy and Passion” is a book which ought not to be
left unread.’--STANDARD.
RICHARD BENTLEY & SON, New Burlington Street,
Publishers in Ordinary to Her Majesty the Queen.