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London, England, 1858-02-06 00:00:00

THE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW,

No. 25, for FEBRUARY, is now ready, price 2s. Od., and contains :
THE TWO REFORMS.
THE DOUBLE GOVERNMENT.
ARMY REFORM

With REVIEWS of CROICEWS ESSAYS on the FRENCH REVOLUTION—ALEXANDER SMITH'S CITY
POEMS—MONTAIGNE, THE ESSAY IST—HERBERT SPENSER'S ESSAYS—and all the
NEW NOVELS of the QUARTER.
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•
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THE MORALS OF MAY FAIR,
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New Work on South African Field Sports.
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SPORTING SCENES among the KAFFIRS
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New Edition, in Three Monthly Volumes,
Printed uniform with Macaulay's England, Prescott's Works, <lc
On the 18th February will be ready. Vol. 1., prare es.,
THE RISE of the DUTCH REPUBLIC.
By JOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY.
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THE PARLIAMENTARY
REMEMBRANCER (conducted by TOULMIN SMITH,
BerristerwirLaw) contains a Digest of all the actual
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Analysis of Bills affecting the interests of I zeal Authorities, itc.
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LE BRETRON'S FRENCH GRAMMAR.
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MAP of BERLIN, with Views of the principal Edifices,
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