Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 215
tion,above all rivalship, and our heliographers,to whom we recommend this work, mayexamine it with profit. We are happy, inthis journal—entirelydevoted to the generalinterests of the arts, the only one wherewe can judge without reserve, and praisewithout being suspected of having someoriginal work… … E fear from Mr. Blanches extracts thatthe evil was perpetuated (<^SflBHI; BSL> ky tne p°ets an(i ro~ f mance writers of the.Norman periods ; andwe are sure that the no-velists of our own time have muchto answer for on the score. Hadthey not been for ever praising ta-%!C Per wa^ts»…
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