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Each volume may be had separate; vol. 1. price .EI 45.; vol. 2. £5 55.; vol. 3. 1:2 BLAIR's ENGLISH GRAMMAR. This day was published, the Fourth Edition, price only Half-a- Crown, with an allowance of the 25th Book, THE GRAMMAR of the ENGLISH LAN- A- GU AGE, adapted to the use of Schools, including numerous Exercises on every Rule, with Queries in the manner of Gold smith's Grammar of Geography ; and treating completely and practically on Orthoepy, Orthography, the Accidence, Syntax, Prosody, Composition and Rhetoric. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, A. M. Author of the Class Book, First Catechism, Grammar of Philo sophy, Reading Exercises, &c. It has long been felt by conductors of Seminaries of Eduction, that the existing English Grammars are either too hrit:f or too prolix—so concise as to be useless in the details of School Easi ness, so copious as to exceed the retentive powers of young per sons, or so complicated as In exceed their comprehen►ion. 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" In this volume we are presented with a republication of the Author's former Essay on Croup, improved ui its arrangement, and enlarged by some new and important observations." " This account of the varieties of the state of the voice, breath ing, and cough, which take place in the progress of the Croup, is no less just than precise, and when connected with the very intelligent observations made by our Author on these states, be conies highly important." " Of this fatal coniplaint a few vary interesting cases are given ; and the pathological obserratioes of the writer are highly worthy of the reader's attention. 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