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The following List of IMPROVED MODERN SCHOOL
BOOKS is respectfully submitted to Oontintors of Schools,
Tutors, and Headsuf Families, by Messrs. Loa ices, Horn,
Ran. Owe. and Bums so, Paternoster-row, London; of
whom and of all Booksellers they may be bad, wish the full
Allowance.
1. A N EASY GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPIR,
k& the most practical Work of this kind extant ; and in-
ebding the Arrangements of the Isle Congress of Vienna.
the new. J. GOLDSMITH. The Sixtieth Edit. as. lid. bound.
& ILLUSTRATIONS of 01,00RAPHY, for the Use of
and Young Perna, contrisfag di the iossiesting sad
of ongsaphind kownisidga. and calcuimed
ofenity by means of the striking and pinning -ANS
dodoes produced by the peculiar Manners and Customs of ell
Nations mod Comities, With 60 Prints and Maps. By the Rer.
Go/dsmith, price iSs. bound.
.3. The ENGLISH SPELLING-BOOK, being an improved
Introduction to the First Elements of the English Language. By
w. Mavor, LL.D. Rector of Stoosafield, &c. &c. The 2101
Sidon, price Is. 64.
4. READING EXERCISES for the Junior assess In
Schools ; being a Sequel to Mayor's Spelling-Book, and In-
troduction to the Class-Book; in which all the difficult NA keg
words are divided at the head of each Lesson, in the manner at
Brown's Testament. By the an. David Blair, Is. 6d.
S. POETRY for CHILDREN, consistOg of short Plans
to be committed to memory at an early age. Selected or writtno
by Miss Atkin; with some originals. price 28.
S. The CLASS-BOOK ; or 365 Lessons for English Chases,
in all Schools, Male and Female; containing Instruction on every
sinful sad important Subject, in the correct and elegant Lao-
gunge of the beat Authors; arranged in Lessons for every Day
in the Year. By the Rev. David Blair, A.M. ss. 6d. bound.
7. Tee BRITISH NEPOS; or, Lives of Illustrious Britons
who Lave been distinguished for their Virtues, Talents, and Ad-
vancement in Life ; compiled with reference to the principle,
that example is more powerful and more seductive than pre-
cept. By W. Mayor. The 12th Edition, ss. bound.
h. A SELECTION from PLUTARCH of the LIVES of
ILLUSTRIOUS GREEKS and ROMANS, with the same
object as the British Nepos, to which Work it serves as a Sup-
plemCnt and Companion. •By W. Mayor, 6s. bound.
& The ELEMENTS of NATURAL HIS'fORY, founded
en the Linazan Arrangement of Animals, with popular De-
scriptions in the manner u: Goldsmith' and Buffon. By W.
Manor. The orb Edit, with a new Series of Engravings, 71.
10. CLASSICAL ENGLISH POETRY, selected from
the entire Works of the British Poets, fo. the Use of Schools
and Young Perms& By Dr. Mayor and Mr. Pratt, N.
11. SERMONS for SCHOOLS, containing One for every'
Sunday in the Year; of Lengths and on Subjects adapted to
Young Persons of either Sex : abridged from Home, Blair,
Gisborae, Zollikofer, Paley, Porteus, Jortin, Enfield, Horsley,
Seed, Sec. &e. &c. By the Rev. K Barrow, 7s.
12. The THEOLOGICAL, BIBLICAL, and ECCLESI-
ASTIC.AL DICTIONARY; serving as a general Note Book
to all Passages, Names, and Facts, connected with the Old and
New Testament, and with Ecclesiastical History : and forming a
species of Cream: ors of Religious Knowledge and Opinions.,
founded throughout on the most approved Authorities. By
John Robinson, D.D; Illustrated with Mapes, price 11. Bs. iu
boards, or 11. 10s. bound and lettered.
13. A SYSTEM of vtAcTicAt ARITHMETIC, appli-
&bit to the present State of Trade and Money Transactions ;1
every Rule, and every Example, being drawn from real Practice
in the various :,-caches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete
Rules, which have hitherto disfigured oar Books of Arithmetic,
having given place to the usages of real Life. By tie Rev. J.
Joyce. Stereotyped ; price 3s. 6d. bound.
14. A KEY to the ABOVE, in which all the Rumples are
worked m length. Stereotyped ; price 3s. 6d. bound.
1.5. The ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, by Single ss
well as Double Entry ; being a complete Introduction to the
Business of the Counang-house in aIL its Departments, and
adapted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns. By James
Morrison, of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow. 9e.
16. SETS of RULED BLANK PAPER BOOKS, adapted
without further trouble, to the Sets of Books contained in the
labove arum of Book-Weepiog, and greatly diminishing the
Care of the Masker. Set
N.:a. Set B es. Set C. 104. 6d. and
Set D..4s 6d.
IT. CLASSICAL SEADI NG LESSONS for MOIST nsv In
Am Teri; selected einey from the best Eaglish Writers of the
Ur of George the Third. By the Rev. W. Shame, Ss. 6d.
l& The ELEMENTS of LAND-SUR VEY IN G, its
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