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i THE LIFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMS.
Second President Of Che United sSIates. III
EDIrKD M Hts esAspsos. CaAalxs PHXrcisA
works JOss Ke.x - long delayed. Viii COW be CON-
ass a re soss
ton, the works Of Mr., Adams Goysrpueut already pub
ished bot nov out print selection from most voIu
minaus ofmanassrps which have the light
The collection be made and edeby the Hon Charles
Francis Adams the deposary Of all the manuscripts well
Of John Adams Of his father the late John Quincy Adams
ing the History Of the Rise aud Progress s these United
States from the year l76l In which the Revolutionary suK
gle first began, down TO the year s4 when The younger
The materials for the first Of the two works are much more
ample han has generally been supposed John Adams, dur
ing nearly AL bis Lie senpuoasy preserved his papers, and
among them found Of curious and snguar inter-
estng character Probably the remarkable, least in
him as early as 7ss and carried % for thirty year, including
the largest portion Of his public career This Diary will be
with the early the Revolution Il
and 10 throw good deal OF light upon the proceedings Of
the great Congresses Of 7s, at
in which the writer conspcuous actor There also
notes OF the debates during portion Of that PERIOD which, in
dearh Of all knowedgs Of them will be highly valuable
Its ven that an intention was long entertained by
the younger Mr. Adams to write memoir Of his father This
teresng fragment remains In perfect state and viii be pre-
liked 10 the present publication The unexecuted portion will
carried q y & sd y aided y s e an auto
The great isa viii be il The abundance o the material.
treatses various kinds
rather to bring them all within reasonable limits for purcha-
than to come short OF what will interest the students OF
IL ~ proposd To- issue the work in volumes
x include me Essay on the Caaon and Fsnaai Law
on Dass. 70 ii d which drawn from the
n Writings e Mr. ~ s or supplied ~ he editor
Such selection. win be made from the Diary and from the
private papers, may be consdered most likely 70
acquaintance with the times in which Mr. Adam lived
and acted than Is yet even alter all the valuable con-
ters On he whole he publishers condenty believe that
work relating TO the revolutionary history Of the
ss and e he
offered 70 the patronage OF the American people And
they strongly hope that they shall find themselves wen
tanned in this great enerprise to be encouraged
perfect tho other and later part Of IL the Life Works
Of the less son. John Quincy Alams. ga
DURING
sonable period, consistently with proper attention high
designed TO be given 70 them and in the following
| 1. Works upon Government. lstta b1a
Political papers, including Controversial Publications Of
! :, Messages and Public Papers. Il a8 aaa 6s.f
Private Letter. Public Subjects. i774 to 1901.
| 6. Private Letters from 1856 to 1896. 5fj X Fraa
Life, BY John Quincy Adams, continued BY the Editor
Original unpublished etter Of Franklin Jay Jefferson,
the Lees, LAurens, Gerry, Dams lizard, and other
| aa nent Patriots Of The Revolution. ai aga8 b2k
FORM each volume containing from 500 to 600 pages.
and put up in CLOTH at the price Of volume, 7
linn number O. sops. WIN bs struck e. o9ae pa
proprie,or.. I'D LITTLE & BROWN
feb aO-stawtf a,iia Washington street, Boston,
RISON'S Bookstore, the Book Of Common Prayer, inter-
greted by It's History, Cd edition, BY Rev. G. NJ Butler
b. d. Law ,7aa ca 81 IA i1n jan 4-eoSt
The following COMMUNICATIONS selected from many Of SIM
character presented by the publisher Of the second
edition Of The Book Of Common Prayer interpreted with
view TO show in what estimate 10 held by OF the
1 eminent Bishops OF the Church. r bt $3.50 taPt
| tFrom Bishop Potter. Of Pennsyiuonid.l AL
learn with pleasure that IL proposed repubh The
Prayer Book interpreted" with some additions. When
read some two or three years Since struck entitled
much commentator tor brevIty, Judgment and moder-
aon well for the careful which indicated
sincerely hope IL may have wide sreuaion' p,-rpp
| From Bishop aiel7paiae,, Of oAio.l gat
know Of book that subject we'll adapted to
the present time II is admirably wrten lucid aud
very useful In building up le reader in the knowledge Of
S well IS IN the ';sse; e our S.vse q his
The Book Of Common Tr.yer Interpreted BY its rIisto,
ry," by the Rev. c. NJ Butler ID work we'll deserving
published few years snoe with much interest and satisac
on and gra6ed to hear that edition 10 be put
il argument and Christian n spirit The principle Of inter-
probation adopted emnenty just and reasoasble
ed with cnndor and 10 sustained with historical
great importance and value Such exposition s admirably
calculated convey inqung minds both within and with
out the Protestant Episcopal Church, just view OF the doc
trines and spirit Of the Liturgy. ltf' ALFRED LEE.
Wnnseros, NOVEMBER IS, 1912. enEia8 eai3
| Iron Bishop Meade, Of Vvginia.l t IL
Il has years read the Rev. Mr. Buffers
work the Prayer Book but the impression which made
mind al that time Of the favorable kind and
dice to hear that another edition Is about be issued.
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| Ew r,tFrpm Bishop Burgess, Of Mime. US tth
am gratihed that a edition Of the work Common
Prayer, by Dr. Butler, with large additioas 10 about ap
pear book Of chat nature prepared and honest
spirit by who really loves the doctrines or the Prayer
Book and has oil enty studied its history could but be
valuable and rejoice that the task undertaken by
one who could add cesrness and grace Of style. 80 81
/ GEORGE BURGESS.
| GAHDrsRn, MANS, Novrxsrn 10, isso. gsa3af ~
| H bal From Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont a'.s
am gra6ed to learn that there about to be published
second edition OF the valuable work the
the Book Of Common Prayer which read Though more hast
than could have wsbcd its rs appearance With great
satisfaction So fkr have heard II spoken Of Il has been
with voice Of commentator and indeed the best prae
teal evidence Of its accepsbenes furnished by the fact that
another edition 70 called for so soon. o1JI A
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