The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-26 00:00:00

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On the let of February,
1 MONTHLY RE•ISSUE, in COMPLETE WORKS, of
KNIGHTS :)lIILLING VOLUMES,
and, in PARTS, of KNIGHT'S PICTORIAL WORKS,
for all Classes. Witk (2,000 Engravings.
Ox FEBRUARY leT.
CHILLING VOLUMES.
LORD BROUGILkM'S HISTORICAL SKETCHES of STATES-
MEN who flourished in the Time of George 111. A New Edition,
corrected by the Author. In Three Double Volumes.
The Re-issue will be in Double Volumes, price, in wrapper, 2s. ; in
cloth board% 2s. 6d. ; or cloth, gilt edges, as.
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THE CABINET HISTORY of ENGLAND, abridged from the
" Pictorial History of England," and continued to 1447, in Thirteen
Double Volumes. A Double Volume Monthly.

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PICTORIAL WORKS.
PICTORIAL MUSEUM of ANIMATED NATURE, with 4,000
Engravings, in Twenty-seven Pats—Part 1., price le.
PICTORIAL GALLERY of ARTS, with 4,000 Engravings, in
Twenty-seven Parts—Part 1., price is.
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with 1,500 Engravings and SCRIPTURE ATLAS of Thirteen ooloured
Maps—Part 1., price is. Gd.
OLD ENGLAN'D ; a Pictorial Museum of National Antiquities,
with 3,000 Woodcuts and Twenty-four coloured Engravings, in
Twenty-four Parts—Part 1., Price Is. 6d.
OLD ENGLAND'S WORTHIES, with Twelve coloured Engravings
and Seventy-two Portraits on Steel, in Twelve Parts—Part 1.,
Price Is. 6d.

DR. KITTO'S PICTORIAL LIFE OF OUR SAVIOUR, with
numerous Engravings, in Ten Parts—Part 1., Price Bd.
MR. ENIGII1"S ONE-VOLUME SIIAKSPERE Plays and
Poems, anp a Biography, illustrated by Ilarvey, in Twelve Parts
—Part 1., Price ls.
The original cost of the 12,000 Engravings included in these works
exceeded 60,0001.
Complete sets of the above works may all be had handsomely bound
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THE RE-ISSUR. DURING 1848 OF
KNIGHT'SSHILLING VOLUME in COM-
PLETE WORKS, will be arranged in the following order:
FEIIUART 1. Vols.
LORI) BROCGHAM'S nisroulcAL SKETCHEi of
STATESMEN who flourished in the reign of George 111.
A new edition. Corrected by the Author .. .. 6in 3

Ilaacit 1.
MR. WITTICII'S CURIOSITIES OF PHYSICAL GEO-
GRAPHY :—Snow Mountains—Glaciers—Avalanches
Mountain Slips—lcebergs and leeklds—The Gulf Stream
—The Samoom—Trade Winds—Monsoons—Plains and
Deserts—The Sahara—The Selva, or Forest Desert of the
Amazonas—The Pampas—The Llanos— Earthquakes—
volcanoes 2 in
Amin. 1.
MRS. POOLE'S ENGLISHWOMAN IN EGYPT:—Letters
from Cairo, written during a Residence there in 1842, 3,4,
5, with her Brother, W. E. Lane, Esq., Author of " The
Modern Egyptians." .. • • • • .. 3in 1
MAY 1.
MR. CHAIR'S SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY OF
LITERATURE AND LEARNizsTO IN ENGLAND, with
Specimens of the principal Writers . •. ••6 in 3
JUNE 1.
cli.kitLES LAMB'S TALES FROM SHAKSPERE, with
Scenes illustrating each Tale, selected by Charles Knight,
and Wood Engravings by W. llarvey 2 In 1
Mlt. KNIGHT'S LIFE OF CAXTON, the first English
Printer ..•
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Mlt. MACFARLANE'S LITE OF GRESHAM, Founder 2in 1
of the Royal Exchange •. •• e• •0 e•

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JULY I.
LORD BROUGHAM AND SIR CHARLES BELL'S EDI-
TION OF PALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY •• .. 4ln 2

AlitiliiT I.

MRS. JAMESON'S MEMOIRS OF PAINTERS In

MR. THORNE'S RAMBLES BY RI% ERS •• • • 2in I
ATT.TriENT'S LANDS CLASSICAL 1,
MR. MACFARLANE'S POPULAR SPORTS, CUSTOMS,
,Ni) RECOLLECTIONS OF ME SOUTTII OF ITALY 2in I
MIL LANE'S ARABIAN TALES AND ANECDOTES,
select d from his New Translation of th, Arabian Nights

OCTOBER I.
THE ELEPHANT, THE HORSE, AND TILE DOG, by
CHARLES KNIGHT and W. MARTIN, and • Cnapter on
the DISEASES OF TILE HORSE, by W. YOUAT .. 3in

NOvEMBEIL 1.

TIIF, LOST SENSES —Dels—t:i;e—sia--17(1-731 mines. By Dr.

KITTO

.. 2 in

DECEMBER 1.
Mit. DESCRII"fIVE ACCOUNT Or THE
MANUFACTUKES OF GREAT 11R1TAIN .. 6 In 3

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