His concluding remarks are to the following effect:--

"If the book is a romance, then I must admit that it has been written

with a good object, and by a clever man, because the sentiments

expressed in it are of a highly moral tendency; and the facts

related, so far as they can be controlled by regular history, are

not untruthful; and where they deal with events of which we have no

historical records, they do not offend our ideas of possibility or

even probability."

Wm. R. Sandbach.

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