The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-19 00:00:00

Now ready, printed en toned popes with 100 Illustrations and
eight Panoramic kiwi. 2 rola, sown 000, 30ft cloth; 612.
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ILLUSTRATED NEW TESTAMENT.
TELIB Ited, with a short PracticalConsmentary, by Archdeacon
CEIVILTOII, M.A., and Archdcacca Britt. Anal, MA. With
Authentic Views of ?Laces menthaned In the Sacred Teal, from
sketches and photographs made oa the spot.
"The commentary, so a whole a not lest innehed by asinine,
and sound learning than by judgment, candour, and piety. We
highly commend h to the large chaa of readers, for whom it Is
designed."—Onardien.
"The ((tenet illmstratlnc the Tale by really faithful e
Woes of the places spoken of la a peculiarly happy oner.rlt Is
to fact a kind of commentary. The book is a work of vory great
elegance and sound scholarship. Of the Olean,. ions it would be
Impossible to speak In Wrote of. praise suinciently high. As
gift book It is most appropriate and invaluable."—Union Review.
"This beautiful book Is a north, memorial of the sacred
season selected for Its appearance. The names of Archdeaoon
Churton and Prebendary Junco will form an abundant guarantee
of the learning and reverence 'sought tc bear on the plain ex-
rory comments by which, the text la accompanind."—John
" The pictures bring home clearly to the Imagination the scene
of each story, and they are faithful transcsipta of the places as
they see. The text is edited usefully with explanatory notee.
We know no more convenient and helpful edition of the New
Testament for the habittbskthe of readers"—Examlner.

" The chief characteristics of-
this edition are its pictorial
Illustrations : its clear and beautiful printing ; the quality and
Mont
of the per;pa ksreverent and brie% bat in the main suffi-
cient notes : iitaby to popular and domestic use. We
have no doubt that many will desire to possess so sumptuous
and vet so complete an edition of the New Teetanient."--Munk-
man.

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°awls Edited by tlae Bev. Tatman JAMIII. M.A.
"Vhis beautiful edition is adorned with wood engravings, from
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It to further decorated with vignettes, Inttlah, and border orna-
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letters are wonderfully
leans, and trona, gal= ParticularlYLondo alMrn
appropriate :ew. and the initial
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ing and Evening Prayers rubricated and ornamented wfth most
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',Haitian Exquisite engravings in onthaeillnetrate the principal
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Standard.

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ing pte, could have thrown off Impressions to which the nicest
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racy not surpassed by the life engroining, laborloos, prodoctioes
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deg Pest
Tbs.. Is not a page in the work which, on minute examina-
tion, has not sosetbLg worthy of commendation, and the Infinite
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ingot. Typography, indeed, has not produced anything more
perfect of its Idnd. '
—Athenaeum.
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on art, his introductory sketch is marked by painstaking re-
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Duette. . .

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paper, and has • copious index- "—lnglish Churchman.

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