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This day was pub lished, price ss. 6d, bound,
nUESTIONS in ROMAN HISTORY,
n with Geographic 11 Illustrations and Maps ; to which
are prefixed, Sketches ol the Manners, a ustoms, and Insti-
tutions of the Romans.

Ey JOHN C ,LDING BYJTLER,
Author of the G eography of the Globe.
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John Harris, St. Paul's ; and If arvey and Darton, Grace-
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PILGRIMS of the Is 4INETEENTII
TURY ; a continua• tion of the Pilgrim's Progress,
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history of a Visit to the T ow❑ of Toleration ; with an ac-
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customs of its inhabitant, y under the similitude of a dream,
and illustrated with hist orical notes.
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HOMERI: ILIAS, CUM NOTIS ANGLICIS.
In a few day: y will be published, in 2 vols. Bvo. price
1/. 4s. in boards.
T" of HOMER, chiefly from
the Text of Heyne, with copious English Notes,
illustratinri the Grammatical Construction; the Manners
and Cost oms, the Mythology and Antiquities, of the Heroic
Ages, rand Preliminary Observations on points of Classical
Inter'.:st and Importance connected with Homer and his
vrrit.ings.
By the Rev. WILLIAM TROLLOPE, M.A.
/..ate of Pembroke College, Cambridge, and one of the
Masters of Christ's Hospital.
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
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HISTORY OF FRUITS cultivated in
GREAT BRITAIN.

By HENRY PHILLIPS, F.H.S.
The Third Edition, considerably enlarged, and compris-
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those Vegetable delicacies : new and curious particulars of
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