HIGHLAND RAMBLES A POEM BY WILLIAM B. WRIGHT. This is a work of unusual excellence. The manuscript was read by some of the most distinguished literary men of New England; portions have, from time to time, appeared in the pages of THE RADICAL, and but one opinion has been expressed in regard to it, and that ranking it among the best productions of our time. It will be issued in a style in keeping with its great intrinsic merit, and we venture the assertion, without fear of contradiction, that it will attract universal attention and command general admiration. Price, $1.50. ADAMS & CO., Publishers, 25 Bromfield Street, Boston. HIGHLAND RAMBLES BY WILLIAM B. WRIGHT. This Poem, of upwards of five thousand lines, forms an elegant volume of nearly 200 pages, and has been pronounced by eminent critics to be superior to all similar productions since the appearance of "Festus." The publishers present the work to the public, confident of its remarkable merit and well assured that a single examination will convince lovers of true poetry that they have rightly interpreted its character and its worth. PRICE $1.25, on receipt of which copies will be mailed, postpaid. For sale by all Booksellers. THIS POEM was delivered in Boston Music Hall at a Festival commemorative of the TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ADVENT OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM, March 31, 1868, and was listened to with intense interest by one of the largest audiences ever assembled in Boston. Beautiful and unique in imagery, startling in its bold conception of newly developed truths, and apt in its presentation of them, it cannot fail to find thousands of appreciative readers. Elegantly printed and bound in flexible cloth covers. PRICE, Thirty-five cents. Mailed post-paid. ADAMS & CO., Publishers, 25 Bromfield Street, Boston. No. X. THE Moral Causes of Material Prosperity. III. Charles L. Alex 673 689 692 723 725 726 734 - A 743 Milton. B. W. Ball. Extracts from a Letter. The Mother's Adorning. (From the German of Fr. Rückert). E. F. University Education. D. D. F. Sarmiento. Notes. Editor. Free Religion.-Free Inquiry and its Opponents.- The English Memoranda of Persons, Places and Events, &c.-Theodore Parker ADAMS BOSTON: AND COMPANY, 25 BROMFIELD STREET. HIGHLAND RAMBLES BY WILLIAM B. WRIGHT. This Poem, of upwards of five thousand lines, forms an elegant volume of nearly 200 pages, and has been pronounced by eminent critics to be superior to all similar productions since the appearance of "Festus." The publishers present the work to the public, confident of its remarkable merit and well assured that a single examination will convince lovers of true poetry that they have rightly interpreted its character and its worth. PRICE $1.25, on receipt of which copies will be mailed, postpaid. For sale by all Booksellers. THIS POEM was delivered in Boston Music Hall at a Festival commemorative of the TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF the Advent OF MODERN SPIRITUALISM, March 31, 1868, and was listened to with intense interest by one of the largest audiences ever assembled in Boston. Beautiful and unique in imagery, startling in its bold conception of newly developed truths, and apt in its presentation of them, it cannot fail to find thousands of appreciative readers. Elegantly printed and bound in flexible cloth covers. PRICE, Thirty-five cents. Mailed post-paid. ADAMS & CO., Publishers, 25 Bromfield Street, Boston. |