Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 6th December 1887, Edition 1 of 1, Page 1446

lion no Roger . sooner , Eventuall and has learn y he of the achieved the poor treachery boy his discovers ambition of Prince the than John secret he of of is Lackland Brother laid low , Roger and with the ' serious s wonderful Abbot illness x Father colour and Papy , but on - 'recovering finds that he has become colour blind . The story is an interesting one and , is told with excellent effect . ' \ to has the In now the first appeared series years of . of the Popular It is present condensed Histories Republic from of , the the by Great H text . W of . Nations Dulcken Emile , de ' , A Ph Bonnechose Popular . D . The History , and advantage broug of ht Prance of down thus stud The y mass ing French of our countrymen history from are a , Frenchman perhaps , too ' s much point 1 inclined of view can to think scarcel that y be our over view -estimated is always . doubtless the right view help them and to to forget modify that their to op every inions question on many there events are of two history sides upon . This which volume they h will ave hitherto success . held The decided illustrations views are . As numerous a popular but work somewhat of instruction unequal in it merit should . have A third a well edition -assured has been issued of Great Britain for Xrittle Britons , an excellent volume for youthful students , by Eleanor Bulley . The facts of history are here displayed in wonderfully attractive form , _t and are likely toibe retained when the b < j > ok is laid on one side . savouring Prom Phar somewhat aoh to of affectation -Fellah , . by 0 The . F book ,. Moberl , iii y a word Bell , , seems is an account at the of first travels glance in E a gypt title , / . thing chronicled , however by , a that quick will and soon scholarl occur y to observer the reader . One is _^*^^^ * _v _^ ¦ _T S _^ \ 1 \ _^ _^ _& _^ _^ " HB ____ \ _£ I / I / E _* the ne gyptian lig vivacity ht-hearted affairs of , Mr an clearness . cient Bell ' s and composition with moderri which , great ; he we discourses and might small add of , _^ > _tS y _^ _^^ _yjj _^^ _jlfe _KjjjufHP vp _^ _M _|| __ _jffi _9 _^ _i ' / / The travellers the sad tra story or otherwise of a disinterred . Anyone mummy can read , of with the humours equal interest of the _&& _Si _^ , r _^ _y _^ _M " _^ _^^ ¦ X _^ _^^ r _KjgHfflP _^_ _^ l __ BiP _^ ii A _^ _) / / / ° _^ _virion who vellers s places themselves ' did is related ' E gyp or as t of very they the thoroug troubles come under hly of , and notice the the fellaheen , history so that . _^^ _yh _^^^ _^ _^ _^^ _^^ _^ K _^ _^ \ y _^ _* _# J _^ _^ not _quainted readers , in with - his were Egyptian previousl story y could unacquainted not do better , or than slightl get y Mr ac . - _^~^ _^ _y p _^^ _^ _^ _^ W sfi v . _^/ _A _^ f \ f f f f clings to Bell him suffer ' s book . A . great There hands number is a , grand for of the remark interest love abl in of y the the fine theme subject illustrations which evidentl does are y ( j y _? _- ' _v _^ _% l ( _s / ' m _M \ \ . g Georges iven in Montbard plates or and incorporated engraved ¦ by in Charles the text B . arbant These . are drawn by e au nor ' Miss ' s Mission ¦ has written a series of _^ _^ i || _^ p | p _J _|^ . _^ _wl Ilk - _^ m _^ t ° etters _^ i _i ° to n _* work Our ° _^ . Working We have Toosey - Party also . received They are Very sensible Short , and Stories relate in _^^ » AnBM _^ _i _^ _^^ _^ _sySQ _fL cleverl y y Short adapted Words to its , by purpose the Hon and . suitabl Emmeline y illustrated M . Plunket . The , which Ballad is makes a very pretty book of , and the the Chorister verses deserve Boy , by their the Ri setting ght , Rev for . they W . Walsham are tuneful How and , D wise . D . . ,

On this page

^Cosro, Ilmltf C&Artmet, Sdarton & Co. 1...

Pc02401

Pc02402

¦ ¦•¦ ¦ ' *¦¦-- -7 P . ¦ ;~ —To 1446 The...