The Sun.
London, England, 1828-11-13 00:00:00

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k,io__"(•Y, with Fifty-four Illustrative Engravings by
L us Artists, front the Drawings of the Professor.
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14ECTURES ON SCULPTURE.
By JOHN FLAXSIAN,\E.q. M.A.
I/or of Sculpture in the RoyaN.cadeniy of Great
4411 P Member of the Academies of St. Luke, Rome,
44ince, Carrara, &e.
j)rinted fee. John Murray, Albei

lo a few days, Second Edition, :3 vole. Bvo.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY
litk. of ENGLAND, from the Aucee4ion of Henry VII.
besth of George 11.
1/4 By HENRY HALLAM.
r• Hallam is far better qualif.ed than any other
of our time for the office which he has undertaken.
great industry, and great acuteness. His know-
extensive, various, and profound; his mind is
1.14 Y distingnialied by the amplitude of its grasp, aud by
"licaey of its touoh; his speculations have one of
?agoeness which is the common Ault apolitical phi-
,„"l- On the contrary, they are strikingly practical.
'„l44,ch us, not only the general rule, but the mode of
it, to solve particular eases. Ist this roepeot they
remind us of the Discourses of Machiavelli. On a
.tal survey' we do not scruple to r ronounce the " Con-
Hu' tory" the most imparti d book that we ever
--Last Number of the Etlinbut :It Review.
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