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Babylon the Great; a dissection and demonstration of men and things in the British capital, by the author of 'The modern Athens'. - Softcover
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1825 edition. Excerpt: ...Globe and Traveller--The British Traveller--The Sun--The Star.......... lU CHAPTER VI. The Sunday Press.--The John Bull--The Examiner--The Observer--Pierce Egau--Dispatch--The other Life--The Englishman--The Sunday Times...155 CHAPTER VII. The Hinder-end Of The Press.--Cobbett--Backslidings--Bones--The Outcasts 185 CHAPTER VIII. The Journals a.--Lamentations--Mechanics' Magazine--The Literary Gazette--The Literary Chronicle.. 201 CHAPTER IX. The Journals ft--The Philosophy of the Moon--The London--The New Monthly--The Quarterly--The Westminster... 226 CHAPTER X. The Babylonian Law.--Confusion--Absurdity--Civil--Criminal--Old Bailey Counsel 258 CHAPTER XI. UCA--University. Page Babylonian Education--Male--Female--For Youths CHAPTER XII. Conclusion Op The Second Volume... 3 Throughout the Volumes will be found a variety of Babylonian phenomena and phases, which it is to be hoped will need no index. BABYLON THE GREAT. CHAPTER I. LONDON PARTICULAR ELOQUENCE, ASH LONDON ELOQUENCE NOT VERY PARTICULAR.. vertice ad auras JEtherias, tantum radici in Tartare tendit. VlKGII.. One who is fonder of pleasing himself with the creations of his own wayward fancy, than of stating plain truths and plain words, would find delightful scope in laying hold of the opposite ends of things and circumstances in Babylon the Great, bringing them together, and pointing out the singular contrasts which they form to each other. Babylonian wealth is doubtless the greatest voi.. It. B of all wealth; but Babylonian misery, which haply dwells at the next door, is the very extreme of human privation. Babylonian science is just as eagle-eyed as though there were not a single particle of charcoal in all her dingy atmosphere; but Babylonian stupidity is just as obtuse as though the...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1825 edition. Excerpt: ...Globe and Traveller--The British Traveller--The Sun--The Star.......... lU CHAPTER VI. The Sunday Press.--The John Bull--The Examiner--The Observer--Pierce Egau--Dispatch--The other Life--The Englishman--The Sunday Times...155 CHAPTER VII. The Hinder-end Of The Press.--Cobbett--Backslidings--Bones--The Outcasts 185 CHAPTER VIII. The Journals a.--Lamentations--Mechanics' Magazine--The Literary Gazette--The Literary Chronicle.. 201 CHAPTER IX. The Journals ft--The Philosophy of the Moon--The London--The New Monthly--The Quarterly--The Westminster... 226 CHAPTER X. The Babylonian Law.--Confusion--Absurdity--Civil--Criminal--Old Bailey Counsel 258 CHAPTER XI. UCA--University. Page Babylonian Education--Male--Female--For Youths CHAPTER XII. Conclusion Op The Second Volume... 3 Throughout the Volumes will be found a variety of Babylonian phenomena and phases, which it is to be hoped will need no index. BABYLON THE GREAT. CHAPTER I. LONDON PARTICULAR ELOQUENCE, ASH LONDON ELOQUENCE NOT VERY PARTICULAR.. vertice ad auras JEtherias, tantum radici in Tartare tendit. VlKGII.. One who is fonder of pleasing himself with the creations of his own wayward fancy, than of stating plain truths and plain words, would find delightful scope in laying hold of the opposite ends of things and circumstances in Babylon the Great, bringing them together, and pointing out the singular contrasts which they form to each other. Babylonian wealth is doubtless the greatest voi.. It. B of all wealth; but Babylonian misery, which haply dwells at the next door, is the very extreme of human privation. Babylonian science is just as eagle-eyed as though there were not a single particle of charcoal in all her dingy atmosphere; but Babylonian stupidity is just as obtuse as though the...
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