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    Romano-British continuity , [ Evidence of the Conflict with the English , and results of the conflict . The remainder nes and t Scotland instalment of Eng with , it land is chapters promised up to on Yorkshire , will stat contain ions , Wales road the s ,

    & calso histori , cal cotes . General notes , will , also , be given and an index to the whole of the contents .

    From Messrs . Swan Sonnenschein & Co . — ' Revenged / by Mrs . Edith L . Chamberlain .

    This is hardly a satisfactory story , for with the much majori sy ty m of path the y characters , and the it best is impossible of them , to George have

    Misselbroke , is murdered ait the close of the narrative , leaving the reader in doubt as to whom Mary Gardiner will marry . But despite certain

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    ' containing with a collect suggesti for ons daily use , obse jand rvance readings for , every day in Holy Week . ' There is much in the

    little volume that calls for approval . From . the same . —' William Tyndale ' s Vow ; or the

    . True Story of a Great Life , ' by Frances E . Cooke , pleasantly sets forth , in a form that should interest life young . The peop perusal le , the leadi of such ng features a work cannot of a good fail main to be ' s

    productive of beneficial results , and should stimulate the reader to a closer acquaintance with the subject .

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    author through his previous volume of , ' Sonnets at the English Lakes . ' The present work is feeling characterised gracefu b l y diction an equal and happy amount delicacy of poetic . It

    will well , repay thoughtful , perusal . From the same . —' The Gospel of St . John : a

    Verbatim Translation from the Vatican MS . / by F . A . Paley , M . A ., Ll . D . This is a peculiarly scholarly bookthe value of wjiich for theological

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    displeasure . Thoughtful students , however , whose minds are unfettered by traditions , will welcome this volume with pleasure , and will cordially

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 1, 1887, page 340, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01041887/page/18/