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A GUIDE TO SCHOOL BOOK&

This day was publilhed, a new Edition, either& price ta.
APRACTICAL ADDRESS to INSTRUC-
TORS and PARENTS, on the RIGHT CHOICE and USE
of the belt Elementary Books in every Branch of Knowledge ;
pointing out their repetitive Merits, and the Order Is which they
ought to be fuceefilvely
By JOSZtled. COLLINS,
Rater of Newport, and late Matter of the Orameeer School In

that TGWU.

The following Critical &initials have spressed at dna valuable
and 'ireful Work:

This is a well-written and judidous pabtleadon, conveying
much pradial Information on the Sd of Education, and is
therefore highly worthy the peru hi of every Perron cepa:sued in the
Improvement of the siting Generation. The account of Books ge-
nerally iced in Schools hems to be the ref& of esp.:rime, and
tenthly dirphys much erudition. The Author's retounniends-
dons and &Vivra are accompanied with fuck Rearms and critical
°bravadoes as do him great credit, both as a Scholar and Ca:E-
den Teacher." Andlacobin Review.
" In the lirtt Part of this Work are reveal Judicious °brava-
does ; and the record Part enumerates the molt urahlintroduEtory
Books in every Branch of Knowledge, reasaddag at their Wpm-
dee Merits, and cautioning Parents and Initrußan weird lame
Books which the Author, upon jeft grounds, obleds to. Among
there recommended, we do not obrerve any that we confider as
objedticeabie." arid& Critic.
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