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Translated, revised and edited By JOHN JOSEPH STOCKDALE, Translator and Editor of Lives sad Campaigns of Gustavus Adolphus the Great and Charles XII. of Sweden, and Peter the Great of Russia, Encyclopedia for Youth, &c.q " This book ought to be the Pccket Companion of every Mo narch who has a Crown to lose. it is a very simple Narrative, and unfolds, with clearness, the fraud and treachery practised by the Tyrant to eficet his purpose. Without the incentive of artifizial eloquence, by the mere dint of the strong fa=ts tit this precious historic record, it is better calculated than any book in any Lir.- guage, to make the very stones rise and mutiny." Times, 7th October, 1848. Printed for Storkdale. jun. N 0.41, about the Middle, on the North Side of Pall-Mall. • _La. :.