New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
Mem publlcatlons.

Mem ordinations.
TDMUND YATESs NEW NOVEL.
John MINOR BOTTSS SECRET history OF TIE
REBELLION.
PRINCIPAL LATINA, PART II.
HARPER BROTHERS. Nsw.yon,
Publish this Day:
KISSING THE ROD.
A NOVEL
BY EDNUSD YArss
Author Of "IsDd al LAST" Black sheep" 1e
Paper, rs cents.
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ms. novels hsye Bn,nsrE their deeply iuprs'.d and
untsksb They Mr. EDNUND YATES novels not limitations
e The novel writing successful rIsdecessoa He des' faithfully
forms not fisftO s me readers and hi' oh''
% knd produces dialogue With pleasant qup' and turns
dve aud hen Our't Of us outsPoEsn pas
Hsp'-tLondon EEsBiDer.
u scrursts Observer and h' good share Of hamor-
fLoBeon Review.
THE GREAT REBELLION;
srs SECRET HISTORY. RISE. PROGRESS AND DISASTROUS
FAILURE.
ny JOIN HNoR B0rTs VIRGINIA.
The Political Lie Of the AuthOr Niudested.
l2mO Cloth, Beysled Edges, 81 50.
Tbs chief merit claim Tor the work m strict hdeity 10 h''of
sssi et, which be recognized by every intelligent and impartial
p.a8sr 90 be proceeds The r,beion i', u point
ssGet the hey to my political lie. This work treats
period and history hat other writer believe has under
Asn, without mPon think may Say that
doubt hthers smother person the country who could write it
feut ordinary labor and reesh that would for those who
sr familiar with tie facts would rather desire to cover up aud
soRse my 'nd Jay bare before the
SsIa"-IEzlrsct from PTeses.
r. . PRINCIPAL JATINA-PART II.
A FIRST LATIN READING BOOK.
esaspirg Epoms Czslrs Gallo Ws AID Lomo8dI Live
nf.fr~ fafaa Nov
With short introduction RoTso Aniquis' E'is' aud Die
aonsry,
Ply WILLIAM SMITH. l.. D.,
and
HENRY DBIsLEB, Ii D..
Ptois,.sI o! Latin la Colombia College New lo Editor Ldase
& Scoirs Greek Lexicon. &c.
limo, Cloth. Flexible, . Is.
No one who ia eIeang boys have
asd 20 scqlre any degree Of fcty IN rsnssns
LsB passage which they have evouiy This sre' not
suly their having read little but also from their beginning
- retl classical authors should be Tecoeeted that
tAs sst antiquity written FOR and not for boys
and shat young people find difficult understand and enjoy
Man The modern practice " placing Ceasr C0mment'ries for
sns in boys hsnd t1eI no has paauly worked bis way
Iusash msatsr Deecus EEsrcsbook. attended With the
NEST injurious consequences The transition too eai lld 100 81
tspt He find, the ng.gs rps1ns snd tic '6 Ell usnsi
ks the very thresholds o, the difficulties o. the oqua cratic;
he kuows nothing OF snnt geography ROmsH history
and sBq1s CODeqasnty he IL not only 'o" bat be
positive averon 70 the study ote1 oie
uissyi school, s the csrry the
pupils thrOg reading boosI before launching them
h.O the difficulties ancient classical writer. Such would
be considered pepoeou' in teaching boys Of 10 u o.
Ne EHSh language similar adopted So teachinI
Latin
We wish boys rssd Lsn with facility provide them
9Th hight Kind Of TIE sngusgs he sy End the
ssbee,s 'ubs their capacity while The noruston conveyed
should thsn understood ancient writer's who lived
sstsr different form Of civilization and pa.,sd different rs
sB. This has been attempted tie woiE uhieh 90
ksvsd will not only interesting and
- GsoCsphy Of Roman History aud Antiquities.
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