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THE MOST CORRECT SCHOOL ATLASES,

OSTILL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS, royal 4t0., 30
Maps, including Greece, the Roman Empire, and Pa-
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The same Work, with beautifully Coloured Outlines, 18s.;
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RUSSELL'S ATLAS of MODERN GEOGRAPHY,
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The same Work, finely Coloured Outlines. Price 12s

RUSSELL'S ATLAS of CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY,
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GUY'S SCHOOL ATLAS for the JUNIOR CLASSES,
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Price ss.

PALMER'S BIBLE ATLAS; or, Scripture Geography
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Index of Names. 12s. half-bound.

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UIESTIONES VIRGILIANX. ; or, Notes and Ques-
koi, tions on the FIRST SIX and NINTH BOOKS of the
./EINEID: adapted to the Middle Forms in Schools. By J.
EDWARDS, A.M., Trinity College, Cambridge, and Second
Master of King's College.
*** The Qutestiones are published partly to give the young
pupil such help as may not ordinarily be within his reach ;
and partly to introduce him to tke habit of carefulness and
accuracy in the preparation of his lessons. They will be
found useful also to the self-taught student.

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2. P. VIRGILII MARONIS /ENE'S iu usum studios
Juventutis, accurate recensuit. J. EDWARDS, A.M.,
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*s* With this edition of the ./Eneid great pains have been
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complete a subject as the main action of the poem will admit.
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ENTLEY'S BRITISH CLASS-BOOK ; or, Exercises
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By the Rev. HUGH BENTLEY.
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SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY FOR THE YOUNG,
with Critical Illustrations and Practical Remarks.—
JUDGES, RUTH. By the Rev. T. H. GALLAUDET.
With Twelve Uoodcuts. Price 35., cloth.
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BIBLE STORIES FOR THE YOUNG, with Critical
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i youthful readers, through the judicious, na-
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.profitable remarks are interwoven
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1838.
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author's own winning manner. To teachers of Sunday
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