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' This Day was published,
In Two Vols. 4to. price 31. 35. in boards, the Second F.di.
tion, corrected and enlarged, with an Introdudion, on the
History of Britain before the arrival of the Romans,
THE .HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS.
The First Volume containing their History befote
their Invasion of Britain, and their subsequent History in
England to the Norman Conquest, including the Life of
Alfred, and the Account of the Sealsirgs and Pirates of the
North. The Second Volume, describing their Manners,
Government, Laws, Pcetry, Literature, Religion, and Lan-
guage.
By SHARON TURNER, E.A.S.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater.,
noster.ow. _ _ _

" We regard Mr. Turner's Work as -a very valuable addi-
tion fa our national Histories; from numerous and recondite
sources lie has colleded much that is interesting and curious,
respelling both the manners and the events of the periods
which he desiAibcs. There certainly was occasion for such
a Work, and the execution of 'it leaves no room to .regret
that it devolved on Mr. Turner."

Ecleitic Review, 18,7.

lIOLINSHED'S CHRONICLES, COMPLETE.
This Day are punlished,
Closely-printed in Royal 4te. in 6 Vols. price 121. rzs, in
boards,

r,THE CHRONICLES of HOLINSHED, COM,-
prising the Vescription and History 61 England, Scot—
land, and Ireland, with a general index to the whole.
Printed for I. Johnson, F. C. and j. Riyington, T. Payne,
Wilkig, and Robinson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme,
Cadell and Davies, 'and 1.6/man. .

The Chronicles„ of Holinshed having become exceedingly
scarce, and from their rarity and value, having al ways
brought a high price whenever they have appeared for sale,
the Booksellers have thought they should perform al.
able service to the Public, by reprinting them in a uniturm,
handsome, and modern form.
They submit to the. Public this Edition of a curious and
valuable Chronicle of our History, with a conti :ent. hope,
that it will gratify both the Historical Student and the gene.
ral Reader. If it meet with the Reception which they an.
ticipate, they will be encouraged to select some others of the
rarest and most important of our Ancient Chronicles, and re-
print them in like manner, for the convenience and gratifica-
tion of the Public. .

In the Press, and speedily will be published, printed uni-
formly with the above.,
The CHRONICLE ofiIALL.

This will be succeeded by the Chronicles of Fabiah, Graf-
ton, Harding, Stow, Speed, &c.

This Day was_publidied,

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