New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-28
VIEW YORK. SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1857
THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF
i NEW LAND.
SROM ITS FIRST PLANTING ~ lao TO 1893.
In sEvEs BOOKS.

ii
IRON rrs y !ia:r fEis91sd i i.o TO 1884,
In sEvEs hook.
Pa tor Of The North church. Boston.
With an ID,Iodus,iOu and OCCASIONAL Notes By the
Aho the Trsnaons Of the Hebrew, Greek Latin oIOt
tons By
The fs edition Of the above work published in London
IN I7e2 in foDo Of pages with Map Of New Epsl.ud
s ' iii, s' then e,.n. lac c r.. work
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lops b. en- the source Of much which have
upn he early history Of New England and especially Of y.
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bur- heans % does upon the AZ qaties Of one OF m,s
vAheipe years HUNDREDS aud care Thousands Of he
Of the Pilgrims will be glad to add these volumes to tae
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From The Ch,i,tioa Adsoe1te and J,uynaL
1--WE glad TO tos edition OF ton Mrhers in
valuable work with the important ,men Ct the trans
and which essential to its eucidson and
which al subsequent historians who have treated Of New Eng
land history have drawn literally for their materials, and az
who wih 70 study in the development Of his faculties viii
under console nous regard for truth and always
fnm The Wa.ehmon and Reflector BossOs.
within the much inquiry
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greatly pleased that volumes have made their
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f'-' From TIE Chri.tian Resi.ter Bottom
1--WE surprised to find that have here only the 'ee',d
edition and the f. An ecan edition OF this amazing work
This bs enjoyed The valuable editorial supervision OF the Rev.
Dr. Robbins and made accessible TO tbs Eush reader by
tn. translation the qootaons from the ancient languages
great and various value the most complete history OF New
EDgnd aid the richest Of material for all sub.euent
historians II contains minute biographical sketches aud por
trsts If disn guhs divres and civilians and describes the
and morals OF the times"
From The Christian Reriep.
1.-THE lovers Of antiquity and al Who wish become familiar
with opinions eDgs and religious life Of New En-
gland fathers will be glad to sec this republication Of Mahes
great work It's quaint sty will prove quite " .t1sc I've -
its subject The Of this edition for popular circulation h
much epbpced by the translation of In foreign Ian.
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