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The New York American thus closes a notice of Clinton Bradshaw:—
“The author of Clinton Bradshaw has, we think, avoided,
if we may so speak, this literary error of the day; he has had the
boldness not only to describe society as it may fall within the observation
of the majority of his readers, but to be natural in the
description; and herein lies the peculiar charm of the work—it is
so natural we think it must be true; neither is it wanting in pathos
or power.”