Rockwood

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Excerpt from Rockwood: A Romance

A recent review in a leading journal of France bears testimony to the great popularity which has been obtained in that romance reading nation by the writer of whom we are now to Offer some account. The estimation in which he is held by his own country men is evinced by the large sale which each new production of his pen successively commands. In America his writings have been extensively read. They have all been translated into German, and some of them into Dutch. Dramas have been founded upon them; their more striking passages have become as familiar as household words; and their subjects, in some important instances at least, are associated with the most memorable features of Eng lish history. The biography of a. Writer who has secured so pro minent a position may be supposed calculated to awaken a more than ordinary curiosity; not merely with respect to those early dawnings of intellect, and those traits of personal character, to which a deep interest always attaches, but in relation to the family from which he has sprung. Happily, in the present instance, we are able to gratify the reader's curiosity.

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