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    MESSRS. JAMES SANGSTER & CO.

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    MESSRS. S. W. PARTRIDGE & CO.

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    Messrs. James Sangster & Co.

    MESSRS . JAMES SANGSTER & CO .

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    work . With regard to the contents , the volume includes a full and descriptive life of General

    Stewart Gordon , , the Burn hero aby , of Nelson Khartoum , Abercromb ; also y n , arratives Sidney Smith of the , Sir lives John and Moore adventure , Bruce s of , and Wolseley other , celebrated ¦ %# heroes k JR . The AJbV / workgenerallspeaking % Mk is well wi arranged — butalthoug -w— — ¦~« H h it is

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    Messrs. S. W. Partridge & Co.

    MESSRS . S . W . PARTRIDGE & CO .

    Partrid Again we are give known a cordial throug welcome hout ¦* to familiar Eng lMl lish- yearl speaking y visitors land •^ -w «* -wm . The Women publications ^^ and - ~ , men of who Messrs are ^ .

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    > iseful uaoral . » This year » lio Brltlsli "Worltinan volume is as full of good things as it ever has been . portrait The coloured of Lord cover represents forms a seaside the scene frontisp , alwaye iece a Scenes favourite from with the the young lary - A life ' speaking of the

    . hero Gordon are Shaftesbury presented , and there are some capital . illustrations of v exemp arious aspects of our

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 7, 1885, page 1285, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_07121885/page/25/