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llt JOUN LINDLEY, P.ILD., EMIL,
Profersor of Botany in University College, London.

A New Edition : with Nu:at:Tons Alterations and nearly
Four Hundred Illustrations.
This work was originally prepared, la bade, to meet a regulation
of the University of Landes, by which it was required of all atudeide.
that, two years previously to proceeding to their first degree, they
should be ream ined, among other subjects, in "The characters and '
differences of the principal natural chases sad orders at plants be.
loaning to the Vlore of Europe, In the botanical rJadOasßlan of De
Condone."
The obvious purpose of this !egoistical war is are yew; men
acquainted with the names and properties of the regplatian. that
surrounds them; so that, after rewiring what W earl a Ilkeal
education, they might not be thrown aim the wen& Wrest& of
the mares, at leer, of the oomarnast noels of Wk sun ••••07.
In the opinion of the author, the tnernere was adgeleted In "Stet a
real good, and to amply a Tide gap In the 031111111011. rearm of a
stool, where it la most desirable that some natural Wavy sherd be
Introduced, It it be only to relieve the talium of the
attractive
stadia to which yang personsusessemily satgestad.
Nat it was also Important for the are of its erntential utility.
There may be a diarrhea r opinion es to the admersge of •ending
, Era Om upon the seedy of Crory; bat there is emegri only
es se the ingesstres of losseelag re errs of the Orbit which man
ben ha rat re, re whir he is erstberily swift There is
1 net at the weer & WPM Of sal heenlemees ignorant of such
&who dor sr reser that eizelhoestkr gilds youth should Da
uillhees deers* es Ws ldnd of
The Deesetire perm= WitJ pa t earidandste trouble
end no sera MOM 10 eery a tor of Barreer ion( kar Plorries
to Lowder ward have bra egged the resseta• hod he brown that
the Ursheer grew in alarms an his own erre; ad it may be
gaiety sr erted that ray • ohst embersted court party which
dlremed a prodigy la the ren be Windsor leak, would
her bra glad if their tasty bad wed era the toceithee-
that of learning from Lord M. that the ties son queers wee only the
Bosnia Chestnut.
Writer the future interior of a stahnt of botany mvy be, it is
indirsnolble that the first step to be takes should be that of prolog
• goraidnos with the sommon rear of WS Own gouatry. In the
absings et rot, he cannot rake a angle sere is edemas. He must
left mailer He migneale of the grime, sad ranger Om correctly.
This litletesk heater reared Bathe purpose of eaallise him to
dose. It 021111011 el Vie It is nsoreu7 to know in ardor to sake a
fair awl brimimart more ; so that if any one shaddhave
the patsies le maw He whir contents of the volume, he would
then be Sea portion to wry Ideinquiries rarer& with ewes. Bat it
is not really neregry Is bosom acquainted with all the plants here
toordemed.
The nun why go many arra ere introduced, which are of small
leggelance, is to mar the rasher to abler at best gore pert of
them illustrate reshble. Simi old 080864111
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even the most Imes perienced an to the plants to which they belong.
The facilities, indeed, offered to artists by lie. Palmer's
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