The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-26 00:00:00

Seven Volumes, 2s. each, cloth.

THE INSTRUCTOR ; or Progressive Lessons
in General Knowledge: with Examination Questions on
each Chant, r.
T. T CINVERSAT lONS, and EASY LESSONS from
HISTORY.
11. II USES, FOOD, FURNITURE, CLOTHING.
111 THF. E; AAA , AL. VEGETIBLE, and Mt
NE:R 11. KINGDOMS, and the HU ‘IAN FORM.
IV. THE, CALENDAR, MON Hs ant SEASONS. -
V. DEscRIPTIVE GEOGUNPHY.
VT. ELF. E NTS of ANCIENT lII.‘TORY.
VII. ELEMENTS of N[OOE:RN HISTORY.
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'II BARRY'S delicious Health-Restoring
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and which
n
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effectually cared t,
4 left
years'
v 1)u
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the advice lot many, have been
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nl:Y:ears'
say...le:lea, Arabic& Food. James Porter, AT he
Seakidbhgeereenernal."
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Sera of spurious imita
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