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JACK

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ARISTOCRACY in AMERICA.

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Sketch-Book of a German Nobleman. Edited by THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. 141.

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CONTENTS.

1. Life and Works of Thomas Telford.

2. Church Rates.

3. Duke of Ragusa's Travels.

4. Reign of George the Third-Public Characters.

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6. Ministerial Plan of Education-Church and Tory Misrepresentations.

7. Life and Times of Richard Baxter.

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Note.-Regulations of Privy Council as to the Education (3496)

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THE BRITISH CRITIC & QUARTERLY

THEOLOGICAL REVIEW. No. 52, fis.

REVIEWS: Shelford on Mortmain. The Aerican Church.-Mr. Wyse and the Central Society of Educa tion.-Gladstone: the State in its Relations an the Church.-Armed Associations for Protecti

Life

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BRITISH and FOREIGN REVIEW, No. | THE GUIDE of the HEBREW STUDENT; |

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THE BRITISH MAGAZINE, and

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containing an EPITOME of SACRED HISTORY, together with EASY PASSAGES, in PURE BIBLICAL HEBREW, edited, with Additions, Keys, and Glossary, adapted for English Learners. By HERMANN HEDWIG BERNARD, Hebrew Teacher in the University of Cambridge. 8vo. 10s. 6d. (3503)

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CHEMISTRY NO MYSTERY; or, a Lec

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2s. 6d.

Contents:-REVIEWS. 1. Mackerrow's History of the Secession.-2. Chalmers and Haldane on the Romans.3. Dr. Bryce on Native Education in India.-4. Lee and Wemyss on Job.-5. Dr. John Brown on Civil Obedience.6. Dr. Duff on India and Indian Missions.-And, 7. Douglas on Revivals. Critical Notices, Ecclesiastical Intelligence, &c. &c.

known. Arranged from the Original Manuscrips, and revised, by JOHN SCOFFERN, Surgeon; and late Assistant Chemist at the London Hospital, and Aldersgate School of Medicine. With numerous Illustrations, 6s. cl. lettered.

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A MANUAL of the LAW of SCOTLAND,

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