The Quarterly Review Vol XXXIX
Published In January & April 1829
Published by John Murray: London
NOTES
: This volume includes an i
mportant early report on the
Swan River Colony
based on Captain Stirling's findings during his 1827 expedition and intended as a guide for prospective emigrants. The 29 page article is titled "Regulations for the Guidance of those who may Propose to embark as settlers for the New Settlement on the
Western Coast of New Holland
" and includes a one page woodblock map. Map and all pages in this section are clean and well presented.
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The Quarterly Review, Vol. XXXIX, published in January and April of 1829 by John Murray in London, is a critical literary and political journal reflecting the intellectual and cultural discourse of early 19th-century Britain. This volume features in-depth essays and reviews on contemporary literature, science, history, theology, and political affairs, often penned by prominent thinkers and critics of the time. The journal was known for its conservative viewpoints and played a significant role in shaping public opinion on key issues such as colonial policy, religion, and reform movements.
Volume XXXIX includes critiques of recently published books, analyses of European political developments, and commentary on British domestic affairs. The writing is marked by its erudition and rhetorical sharpness, offering both praise and pointed criticism. As part of a long-running periodical that rivaled The Edinburgh Review, this edition captures the prevailing attitudes of Britain's educated elite in 1829, offering valuable insights into the social and ideological undercurrents of the late Georgian period."
General wear to cover and spine as shown. A few minor age marks here and there. Pages typically clean and the binding is in great shape with no loose pages. A nice copy in very good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.
