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'E AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
lETCALFE, late Governor-Oeneral of India,
..or of Jamaica, and Governor• General of Canada, from
inpublished Letters and Journali preserved by his Lordship,
ly, and hie Friends. By JOHN WILLIAM KAYE,
of " The History of the War in Afghanistan."
Bvo., 385.

iTT'S HISTORY OF THE REIGN
r:RDINAND AND ISABELLA. Crown post, price
handsomely printed and bound.
[Early next week.
To be shortly followed by
'HE CONQUEST OF MEXICO,
AND
THE CONQUEST OF PERU.
In.

)TT'S HISTORY OF THE REIGN
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QUEST OF MEXICO. S vole. Same price.
(QUEST OF PERU. 3 vols. Same price.
'BIT [CAL ESSAYS. Se. Bd.
Iv.

X OF THE REIGNS OF LOUIS
and CHARLES X. By EYRE EVANS CROWE,
of " The History of France." 2 vols., Bvo., 28s.
ithstanding the prior appearance of Lamartine's
If the Restoration,' and Alison's ' Europe since the
'aterloo,. Mr. Crowe's work may take its place as the
' and best of the three."—Spectator.

;ECOND EDITION OF GUIZOT'S
MY of OLIVER CROMWELL and the ENGLISH
ONWEALTH. 2 eels., deo., 28s. .
VI.

ECOND EDITION OF GUIZOT'S
,Ry of the ENGLISEI REVOLUTION. 2 vols., Bvo.,

VII.
TIVES OF PASSAGES IN THE
__T WAR with FRANCE, from:799-1810. By Lieut.-
General Sir HENRY BUNBURY. K.C.8., formerly Quer-
master General to the Army in the Mediterranean. Bvo.,
Maps, Ills.
lume of the deepest interest. It is not merely a contri-
history ; it is a history itself."—United Service Gazette.
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KEPT during a YEAR'S JOURNEY-
and RESIDENCE in NORTHERN PERSIA and the
'INCES of TURKEY adjacent to the SOUTH-
'of j RUSSIA. By Lieut.-Colonel STUART, 18th
Infantry. Bvo.. 12s.
records of Persian habits and manners are somewhat
The work contains a great deal of curious and valuable
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Ix.
\ICY OF THE PAPACY FROM THE
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Rev.J. E.RIDDLE. Author of " The Bampton Lectures,
fhe Latin and English Dictionary," &c. 2 vols. Bvo., 245.
" To the many obligstions which Mr. Riddle has formerly con-
ferred on the students of ecclesiastical history, he has added a
new one by the publication of these two volumes. The historical
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