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Tenth Thomism& with M and Plates, 2 vols., Bvo., 565.,
NINEVEH AND ITS REMAINS: With an
Account of a Visit to the Chaldean Christians of Kurdistan and
the Yezidis, or Devil Worshippers; and an Inquiry into the
Manners and Arts of the Ancient Assyrians. By A. H. LAYARD,
M.P. for Aylesbury.
Also, Thirteenth Thousand, with Map and Plates, Bvo.,
NINEVEH AND BABYLON: Being the
Narrative of Discoveries made during a Second Expedition to
the Ruins of Assyria, with Travels in Armenia, Kurdistan, and
the Desert.
Also, Sixteenth Thousand, with Wooden* post Bvo., 55.,
A POPULAR ACCOUNT of MR. LAYARD'S
DISCOVERIES and RESEARCHES at NINEVEH.

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Iv.
THE MONUMENTS OF NINEVEH.
Being a Series of Illustrations of Sculptures, Bas-Reliefs, and
other Remains of Art found among the Ruins of Nineveh. With
100 Plates, imperial folio, 101. 10s.

V.
THE PALACE OF SENNACHERIB.
Being a Seeond Series of the Monuments of Nineveh; consisting
of Sculptures, Bas• Reliefs, Vases, and Bronzes, illustrative of
the Exploits of Senunacherib. With Seventy Plate", imperial
folio, 101. 10s.

•
THE TURKISH QUESTION : Speeches
delivered in the House of Commons, in 18b3.4. Second Edition.
Bvo., Is. (id.
VII.
THE PROSPECTS of the WAR : A Speech
delivered in the House of Commons, in January, 1855. Bvo., Is.
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A HISTORY of ENGLAND during the Reign
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