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GRECIAN HISTORY FROM PLUTARCH'S LIVES.

On Tuesday next, will be published, in One. Volume, fcp. Bvo,
with numerous Woodcut Illustrations, price Os. cloth,
(")..REEK HISTORY, in a Series of Lives from
k Plutarch. By A. H. CLOUGH, sometime Fellow of
Oriel College, Oxford.

This selection from Plu-
tarch extends from Themis-
tocles to Alexander; and the
lives are arranged in chrono-
logical order. Illustratedwith
numerous engravings on wood
this little volume will present
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London ; Longman, Gredi

sketch bf the most eventful
and instructive period of Greek
history in a form, it is believed,
more interesting than that of
a compendium, and in the
language of an original clas;
sic.

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