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London, England, 1801-09-02 00:00:00

VORKE's NIURAL NIGHTS

Just published, .by Clement, N0..20f, . Strand, London,
Price in boards, 9s. beautifully printed in large Svo.
VTURAL NIGHTS ; or, Elements 'of Civil
..I'i Knowledge.. • • ‘,
By H. REDHEAD YORKE, bq.
It is well known,that in the hour of
my Lamp I,—,
- Been seen in the high lonely tow r,
Where 1 have ott out-watched the 13qq,
and proje4led, amidst other literary pursuits, thei:system of
I nstruetion for the youn;,, and nsing'generation, which is now
offered to the Public.

a proof of the high opinion the. public entertain-of the
above work, we have extracted, from several publications of
the day the following paragraphs :
". Mr. Redhead Yorke . has just launched his Mural
'Nights' which has beer promised to the Piihte -ever “since
/796. The Work is divided into -five. Chap6ors : The ist,
upon Early Instate-lion. ad, The best mode of Education.
3d, Study of the Latin and Greek Languages: Educa-
tion of the Middling Classes of the Community. Plan,
'of Public Elenimf4ry and- concludes
yvith some highly intitreSting.Anecdotes-of Paschal, &c."
"- Upon careful perusal Of this Kook, recOurnieildit as
.valuable to those- who wish to give their Children a .yirtuous!
Education ; to those who have ncgleled 'learning in their,
earlier years; andis as well calculated for the Man of 'forty.
as for the boy of ten-years of agii. The Work itself is replete
with a variety cif interestinOinecdotes." •• ..
The European Review and Magazine for Jul}}, dor, in
speaking of the above Work; vary favourably Conelirdei
" Thejnerit ofmovelw are put in such a point of view, as to'
call the attention, and demand the notice of all pet-kris en.:
-gagediat the business of Education. ;Vide European, page 41.
See p. 375 of the Monthly Epitome 'and Catalogue of',New
Publications, where this highly interesting Work.is reviewed.
in •ten pages,
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