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INTERESTING WORKS COM-
PLETED.
Messrs. COLBURN and BENTLEY having lately
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MEMOIRS of the EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, Vol. 3.
Comprising her Private Correspondence with Napoleon,
and other celebrated Persons. Editions in French and
English.
" A curious and entertaining piece of domestic bio-
griphy of a most extraordinary person, under circum.
stanc-s almost unprecedented."—New Monthly Magazine.
MEMOIRS of the COUNTESS de GENLIS.
Written by Herself. Vols. 7 and S. Editions in French
and English.
This work will be found to abound in Anecdotes
of the most Eminent Literary and Political Characters
who figured at the latter end of the Eighteenth and the
commencement of the Nineteen Centuries.
The DUKE of ROVIGO'S MEMOIRS. Vol. 1.
Comprising the period of the Battle of Waterloo, and the
Entry of the Allies into Paris. Editions in French and
English.
" These Memoirs are invaluable."—Literary Gazette.
NAPOLEON'S OWN MEMOIRS. Dictated at St.
Helena, to the Generals who Oared his Captivity, and
published from the original manuscripts, corrected by him-
self. The Fourth Livraison, making altogether 7 vols. .
Editions in French and English.
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forgotten, portraits that will decide the judgment of pos-
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names are recorded in it."—Opinion of Las Cases in his

Journal.

CONVERSATIONS of the EMPEROR NAPO-
LEON with the COUN f 1)E LAS CASES. Parts 7
and S.

Editions in French and English.
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perfect epitome of the character and opinions of this ex.
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BOOKS FOR TRAVELLERS,
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I.
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ITALY. By Lady MORGAN. Being the Sub.
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in-
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