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MESSRS. SKEFFJNGTON, & SC>N. . . , . . '...
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Messrs. Seeley & Co.
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that attention Wehave the descri than mentioned can ptive ordinaril matter these y & is be ubjeots succinct bestowe at d : i' ' we a f & nflom - n may e ^ io . es add The guch that whole as it the is book - se charged . We is deserving ha w \ ith Ke much alread of useful m () i id
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One book which is likely to bejargely in denqiand is lames Hannington , by E . C . Dawson M . A . Oxon ., Incumbent of St .. T 3 iomas Ohurcli , ^ Edinburgh . This history of the life and Hiastern witn
worK oi tne nrst Disnop or Jbiquatoriai Sirica win oe rea ; a great interest . J !^ Dawson having personally known the lamented Bishop , gives a very complete survey of his life
Sometimes it is possible that the zeal and faith of missionaries render them liable to misconceptions of
native character , and I f' they often riish thought- ^> c <
<^ lessly into dangers which ~ %% 5 * ordinary 1 / travellers would ^ % jr & ^ . ^ 'v
avoid . The nobility of •" , their crusade A is ever
before them , and there are few examples , of heroism in '
heathendom more striking than that of the martyred «/ Bishop Jlwhose life
story is , now told . The biography compiled by Mr . Dawson has
additional interest through the introduction of the . Bishop ' s diaries , in
which abundant notes are to be found respecting Eastern Africa , its geographical features , abound its people with and good its -humoured customs . descriptions The Journals features of the good which Bish arc op also are very natural apparent in style in , and the
numerous illustrations from his pencil . The , latter have been reproduced in Mr . l ) awsoirt . hook , in addition to numerous full-page illustrations .
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reader's , sympathy imperceptibly until he , finds - ' himself at the end of the book , and lays it aside with regret , but not forgetfulness .
by We Agnes have Giberne read a , has good left many as * p Water leasant Stories an impression , ' and are : as rea any . dy of to say them th . at In JPath short or Aldur it is , an irresistible volumefull of animation C * X lJLlVfJ arid fairj ^ like fancies-Thhout the / wlnw
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titl A Just companion One More volume Tale to the happy This second book , ' Please collection / Tell of me ] stori a Tale , ' specially has appeared appropriate under th f > «
youthful e listeners of from four . to ten years of age , ' is already es , assured Bilcdess . lie writers writers ot of ' the the " stories stories are are well well known known . . The The ' 'Key Rev . . « fi . ; iBarffifr 5 aring--CToti Uould lciwrites writes- • * The The Queen uu »;» "'
Dentists / and Miss Chailotte M : Yonge ' s contribution is called of ' Black Looks , ' Thes ^ juv juvenile e are 1
two two book out out s wo of or have eignteen eighteen seen this pleasant nlo & year sant . ' Bt Btdri ^ < Exte iries es . , rn Sil lilto all U ^ crnthrtr y getlior the volume making nialritiflr lias on one a « very of tho the chaste most -rnoHt appearance charming < * harminff . One ^" tthfl he writer wrih ^ f ^ . ^ . F KrJltl rances UJa DlArt ^ e , is i < = ( the tht i author iiii ^ unr - > ' -of ^ another si . tirVfTi ^ T * of of the fKp . seasonV anuam ^ a . gift on'ffi - -liooks books . hhh ll . lHie ^ ' j ) -
AChiW ' s Pilgrimag , -e , being , a scries of allegorical and other * tales for children . , The l' < ) 0 is . thoughtful and earnest . A . i > rotty binding adds to its attractiveness .
girls lWEy from nirtliday , six to twelve Present years m the of age title . of The a vol authors uine of are ori the ginal Hev birthday . S . Baring stories -Gould for , b <> (' ai p *' jin
Birley , Helon Wihnot-BuxtonEthel M . Wilrnot-feuxtonFrances Chailtonan 4 l ^ r ; ilia ^ ,, Clare . This book should always , be acceptable as a bittliday , offeririgV ,
I ; & ixa Children Her Xegsdtt will gain noolc a good tt by Caroline lesson by Birl hearing y / or There reading is a the pleasant ' Hicely vei -told n iti story the * author of J ** ' * s ATSi s ^ X * J I
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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1886, page 1456, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121886/page/48/
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