New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-13

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The following notice of this edition from the New York
Observer Of October 2s is from the Of an eminent d.
vine OF this city whose opinions on such subjects are entitled
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distnssi.hed officer of the American Tract Society
have read the Rey Mr. Daton abdgemenf mel Of DA% ra
bsns AG 5 as M Mpnta atis ey edition M o h osn
am free to say that think the abridSement made with
great fidelity and sound judgement consists almost wholly
are Of most prominent interest Doubtless those who COM
o,s ass who ,s VIM VIM t" Sl have s the substance Work in less
pass Will here find faithfully condensed By one who entered
cuated be emnenty useful and wish to both The widest
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history biography arts sciences geography manners ana
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