The Journal of Health, and Recreation
1832; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores Resumo
Frontmatter: Journal of Health and Recreation, The Journal of Health, and Recreation. Essay: Of Sight, Political Notices, A Sketch of the Climate of the Valley of the Mississippi.—By Daniel Drake, M. D., They Who Think That a Man Must Necessarily Be a Less Able Statesman and Successful General, Because He Is Addicted to Learning and Endowed with Tastes for the Fine and Liberal Arts, Ought to Peruse the Life of Frederic the Second, or the Great, as He Is More Commonly Called of Prussia, Arts and Artists, Caldwell on Intemperance, Multiple Essay Items, The Fire Side, Facial Expression, Abroad, from beneath the Shade of Their Own Porch, and in the Bustle of Society, Men Sometimes Pass for More, Though Oftener for Less than What They Are Worth, "Scoffs, Calumnies and Jests, Are Frequently the Causes of Melancholy, Among the Recent Publications Which Possess Claims to General Notice and Perusal, May Be Mentioned "The Catechism of American Law," Adapted to Popular Use, An Eastern Fable, Due Attention to the Principles of Physiognomy, as Laid down in Our First and Present Numbers, Will, We Believe, Convince the Reader of Their Accuracy and Strict Foundation in Nature, My Uncle's Experience. Backmatter: The Journal of Health and Recreation.
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