THE HALL AND THE HAMLET.
“This book deserves a place in the library of fiction by the village books of Miss Mitford.”—Athenæum.
Three Vols.
THE MAN OF THE PEOPLE;
Or, ENGLAND FORTY YEARS AGO.
“A novel which will be admitted into the foremost rank of our political romances.”—Leader.
“It is a remarkable book, which refers to eventful times, and brings some important persons who belong to fact, into the striking pages of fiction. The lover of literature will admire the eloquent style and spirited tone of these volumes.”—Sun.
“It is pourtrayed with vividness and truth; the interest of the story is strong and sustained.”—Spectator.
“Certainly the most important novel of the season.”—Observer.
“Those persons who feel an interest in learning the condition of society and the state of the working classes, at the period immediately following the peace after the battle of Waterloo, will find a good record of it in ‘The Man of the People.’”—Athenæum.