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BOTANY FOR SCHOOLS.

This day was published, illustrated with forty-five beautiful En-
gravings, price 7fl. plain, or les. coloured,
A GRAMMAR of BOTANY ; being complete
.11• ELEMENTS of that interesting SCIENCE, for the Vie of
Schools and Young Persons, accompanied with Botanical Exer-
cises. - By 1L L THORNPON, M.D.
Author of a sew Family Herbal, illustrative of the Lianas
System, &c.
This Work is the first regular attempt that has been made to
accotnnrodate the Science of Botany to the business of Public
Seminaries. The numerous Plates elucidating every Parr of the
System, and enabling the gtneral Tutor to render Botany pan
of a course of Education without preliminary study, and with
little additional trouble.
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Printed for RICHARD Pitll.t.trs, Bridge-street, London, and
to be bad of all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had,
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I'ALEY'S WORKS, ADAPTED TO PURPOSES OF
GENERAL. EDUCATION.
This day was pubEshed, price Ss bound,
A GRAMMAR of MORAL PHILOSOPHY
-I- A. and NATURAL THE.OLOGY, with a Summary of the
Evidences of Christianity ; abstracted chiefly from the Works of
Archdeacon PALLY ; with Questions for the exercise of the Stu-
dent, in the manner of Goldsmith's" Grammar of Geography."

By the Rev. J. W. BAK4II.
The valuable contents of Dr. Paley's Works nave long been
locked up in large and expensive Volumes from the rising gene-
ration, whom they are especially adapted to instruct I and it is to
be presumed, that the exhibition of them in the compass of this
small Volume will be hailed as an acquisition by.all conductors of
Seminaries a Education.
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