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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS,
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornte, Paternoster-row.
1. AN Abridgement of Mr. Pinkerton's Modern
Geography ; and Professor Vince's Astronomical Intro-
duction ; in 1 large vol. Svc with a selection of the most useful
maps, accurately copied from those in the larger work, and which
were drawn under the direction, and with the latest improve-
ments of Arrowsruith; the 2d edition, price 12s. in boards.
2. An Introduction to Mr. Pinkerton's Abridgement of his
Modern Geography, for the Use of Schools; accompanied with
213 outline maps, adapted to this Introduction, and suited to other
geographical works, fortning a complete juvenile atlas. By John
Williams. In I vol. 12mo. price 4s. bound, and with the Atlas,
consisting of 20 maps, pri-:e Ss. 6d. the Atlas separate price 4s. 6d.
3. An Introduction to the Geography of the New Testament;
comprising a summary, chronological, and geographical View of
the Events recorded respecting the Ministry of our Saviour, with
Questions for examination, and an accented Index, principally
designed for the use of Young Persona, and for the Sunday Em-
ployment of Schools. By Lant Carpenter, LIt.D. in 1 vol. 1.2m0.
illustrated with maps, 9.d edition, price-53. boards.
We recommend this book to all such as are anxious to ob-
tain accuracy and precision In their geographical and chronologi-
cal knowledge, as far as relates to the history of the events re-
corded in the writings of the New Testament."—Lit. Jour.
4 Pity's Gift; a collection of interesting Tales from the Works
of Mr. Pratt, in 1 vol. 11:mo. embellished with wood curs, price
2s . bound.

5. The Paternal Present ; being a sequel to Pity's Gift ; chiefly
selected from the Writings of Mr. Pratt ; embellished with 11
wood cuts, Ss. bound.

6. A New Treatise on the Use of the Globes; or a Philoso-
phical View of the Earth sad Heavens ; comprehending an Ac-
count of the Figure, Magnitude, and Motion of the Earth ; with
the natural Changeeof its Surface, caused by Floods, Earthquakes,
&d. designed fur the Instruction of Youth. By Thomas Keith.
In I vol. 12mo. with copper-plates, price 6s, in boards.
" This volume comprehends a great quantity of vai•,able mat-
ter in a small compass, and we think it cannot fail to answer the
purposes for which it is designed."—Brit. Crit. " This work is
ably executed."—Gen. Rev.
7. 'The History of Engiands related in familiar Conversations,
by a Father to his Children. Interspersed with moral and in-
structive Remarks and Observations en the most leading and in-
teresting Subjects, designed for the Perusal of Youth. By Eliza.
both Heinle. In X vols. 12mo. Bs. bound, with Frontispieces by
Hopwood.
" The present performance seems egceedingly well adapted to
the proposed purpose, and it is worthy of a respectable place in
the juvenile library."—Brit. Crit.
a Letters on Natural History, exhibiting a View of the Power,
the Wisdom, and Goodness of the Deity, so eminently displayed
in the Formation of the Uniirerse, and the various Relations of
Utalifflehich inferior Beings have to the Human Specie. Calcu-
-littd peeticularly for the Use of Schools and Young Persons in
general at both tines, In order to impress their Minds with a just
li:Sovriedge o' the Creansnor andlvith *WWI ideas at its G::at