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Mary has suffered store this in England, from the lid:
lence with which aimed every owe of our modern
toeless has taken the basis of his narrative Lem his
predecessor. A better spirit has, indeed, lately shows
itself, particularly in the work of Mr. Laniard, which,
elms it is completed, will call for our most serious
attention."—RdiebergA Review, No. 77, pare 492.
sag The Fifth Volume, coutaispur the Reigns of Mary
sad Elisabeth, is is a spre of great fuerardisros.
A CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY. Aliso 1802. By
the Rm. John Chetwode Rustic,. Sixth Edition, with an
additional Preface, by the Editor, and Traneletioes of all
the various Quotstioos contained is lbs Wurk, from •n-
-rient and modern Authors. Illustrated with • Map of
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hoards.
HOAR F.'S SUPPLEMENT to EUSTACE'S CLASSICAL
TOUR is ITALY y 2 vols. (Ivo. rice 11. 4s. is boards.
TRAVELS is SICILY, GREECE, and ALBANIA; Moo.
mated with numerous Engravings. By the Rev. T. S.
Hughes, Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge; 2 vole.
410. price tot he. 'wards.
" He (Mr. Hughes) has evidently travelled through
Greece, with au oridentuding rightly disciplined mid
trained fur his pilgrimage; hu yell Pi with his
mild as well as his eye ; and has carried over • that
coentry of the soul` the recollections imparted by her
Poets sad her Historians, which embellish and cues,.
crate the memorials of her departed giestinm.".—
)fadill, Review. Jane, 1821.
"The public have so thank Mr. Hughes for his a.
boors, as these volumes will make • must valti•hle addi.
tom tailor primmest' stork of British Testicle; to every
class of Readers they will be highly loiereellist, le
the Scholar invaluable."—Brifisk Critic, June,lB2l.—i
See also Brill.* Review, No. 34.
TASSO'S. JERUSALEM DELIVERED: as Heroic Poem;
with Notes sod occasional Illastruioss. Translated by the
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Cambridge. Two rule. Stu. price 30s. hoards.
" He (Mr. Hest) is more faithful than Pope or Dry.
oleo, none spirited Mao Cowper ee %Vanua, sad he has
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" Mr. Hues bold powers as • Trawl/dor Or" Mr-
preach nearer to the grandeur and spirit of the ortginal
than say tranilatiim of the modem Classics that we
pustess."..-MUOISIN Seisfessier. 1819.
" li entirely supersedes every trauslation of the Jere.
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lag, 1819.
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tested viiih a Portrait of his Highness, sod Views of the
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tow's Seale, am diliutated by Artists is the suite of
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A PICTURESQUE TOUR throtig% FRANCE, SWIT-
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