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

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FEBRUARY 1. Vols.
LORD BROUGHAM'S HIS fORICAL SKETCHES of
STATESMEN who flourished in the reign of George 111.
A new edition. Corrected by the Author .. .. 6in 3

MARCH 1.
MR. WITTICII'S CURIOSITIES OF PHYSICAL GEO-
GRAPHY :—Snow Mountains—Glaciers Avalanches
Mountain Slips—lcebergs and Icefields—The Gulf Stream
—The Samoom—Trade Winds —Monsoons—Flain• and
Deserts—The Sahara —The Selva, or Forest Desert of the
Amazonas—The Pampas The Dams Earthquakes-
-Volcanoes •• •• .. 2 in 1

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
MAT 1.
MR. CRAIK'S SKETCHES OF THE HISTORY OF
LITERATURE AND LEARNING IN ENGLAND, :with
Specimens of the principal Writers . .• .. 6in 3
JUNE 1.
CHARLES LAMB'S TALES FROM SHAKSPERE. with
Scenes Illustrating each Tale, selected by Charles Knight,
and Wood Engravings by W. Harvey 2 111 1
MR. KNIGHT'S LIFE OF CAXTON, the first English-
Printer .. • • • • • • • • • . . • 21n 1
MR. MACFARLANE'S LIFE OF GRESHAM, Founder
of the Royal Exchange .• .. • . • • • •

JULY 1.
LORD BROUGHAM AND SIR CHARLES BELL'S EDI-
TION OF PALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY .. .. 4ln 2

AUGUST 1.

MRS. JAMESON'S MEMOIRS OF PAINTERS •• lin I

MR. THORNE'S RAMBLES BY RIVERS .. • . 2in I
SEFTEMBED. 1.
LORD NUGENT'S LANDS CLASSICAL ANT) SACRED 2in 1
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AND RECOLLECTIONS OF THE SOUTTII OF ITALY
2 in 1
MR. LANE'S ARABIAN TALES AND ANECDOTES,
select d from his New Translation of th 3 Arabian Nights

OCTOBER 1,
THE ELEPHANT, THE HORSE, AND THE DOG, by
CHARLES KNIGHT and W. MARTIN, and a Chapter on
the DISEASES OF THE HORSE, by W. YOITAT r •• 3in 1

NOVEMBER 1.
THE LOST SENSES —Deafnese. and B 1 ndnes. By Dr.
KITTO 2 In I

• DECEMBER 1.
MR. DODD'S DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT OF THE
MANUFACTURES OF GREAT BRITAIN .. .. 6 in 3

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