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It is all that it professes to be, "We thank Mr. Brock for his very acceptable volume. and more; and, far from complaining that we have not complete information of the outward events of Havelock's career, we wonder that so much should have been done, and so well, in the short time which the impatience of the public has allowed the author. Let us say, before going further, that the value of the volume is enhanced by an accompanying portrait, which to our minds is very much more characteristic and truthful than any we have heretofore seen."-Daily News. "We strongly recommend this interesting volume for circulation, as exhibiting a faithful sketch of a Christian warrior, who, in the words of Lord Hardinge, was 'every inch a soldier, and every inch a Christian.'"-Record. "Mr. Brock's Memoir cannot fail to have a wide circulation-the interest of the subject will secure that. He has admirably brought out those points of Sir Henry Havelock's character most calculated to impress the readers for good, and has done well his part towards the perpetuation and exposition of the character of this Christian hero."-Patriot. "Already in such estimation is General Havelock's memory held, that there seems little for the critic to do beyond extending the information that such a book as the present has been published, and to offer an opinion as to the ability and trustworthiness of the author. On each of these points a satisfactory report can be made. The materials are derived from the most unquestionable sources; and the well-known talents and high character of Mr. Brock are an abundant guaranty for the accuracy of his statements."-Bath and Cheltenham Gazette. 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"It is gratifying to be able to say that Mr. Brock has employed to good account the materials with which he has been able to produce this truly interesting biography, and to present the Christian world with a befitting memorial of a man whose memory, apart from being connected with incidents of the most thrilling character, will be embalmed in the most sacred niche of Britain's heart to the latest generations."-Northern Ensign. "One_great_charm of this sketch consists in the letters from the departed hero to his family and friends. They reveal a depth and intensity of affection which neither years, nor distance, nor the hardships of a soldier's life, could diminish."-Baptist Magazine. "This volume is entitled to become a household book in all the Christian and patriotic families in England."-The Watchman. "Truthful and unaffected."-Christian Times. "A more successful and popular piece of biography than we have ever before come in contact with."-Cheltenham Chronicle. 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