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      jan . is , 1890 The Publishers * Circular 5 ;

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      PUBLISHED BY W . & R . CHAMBERS . CHAMBERSS EXPRESSIVE EEADEES . possessed CHAMBERS of qualities 'S EXPRESSIVE which , it , is believed READERS , will icomniend have been them prepared alike with to teachers the greatest and pup care , and . are The Reading" Matter is fresh and interesting , a large proportion of the lessons having been special for all ly requirements written for of the the series Code . . Many The of Graduation these are in is dialogu thoroug e , h and , being the continued amount of throug matter hout is amp each le book from beginning to end , and there are no gaps between the different books . New words are addition introduced to b the y degrees words , and iven onl with y a few each at lesson a time there . The are Spelling ious lists " lists at are the full end of and the comp book lete . . The In The Poetry Illustrations for Repetition are g tww comprises and attractive many pieces , and , have that been have cop speciall never before y prepared appeared to elucidat in reading e the -books text . . The Type is unusually bold and clear \ and the beauty of the printed page is apparent to everyone . The Binding 1 is strong and durable , no expense being spared to make the books fit to withstand any reasonable tear and wear . Book I ., 8 d . ; Book II ., 9 d . ; Book III ., Is . ; Book IV ., Is . 4 d . ; Book V ., in preparation . SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS ENGLISH CLASSICS . New ^ Ir SCHOOLS *^ ** th ™ Introduc "" ** tion ™ , Copious 01 cioth . Byron Edition , ' s with Prisoner Copious Notes of Chillon ... 0 * As You Like It ^ 0 . < . 10 < i . 10 9 . a . Coleridge Campbell ' s s Select Ancient Poems Mariner ... . 0 0 2 2 Hamlet Coriolanus 010 1 4 16 10 Hemans Gray ' s odes ' ( Mrs and . ) Select Elegy Poems ... 0 0 2 2 Henry V 0 10 10 Maeaulay ' s Armada , Ivry , and King Julius Henry John Lear VIII CsBsar 010 0 0 10 10 1 10 13 1 0 0 i Milton Scott Evening I . ' II s . ' s Lady V L * . 'Allegro each of — the , Lake II Penseroso , Cantos 0 0 2 2 Macbeth King 0 10 10 Scott , 's , Lord , of the IslesCantos Merchant of Venice 0 10 10 I . VL each , 0 2 Midsummer Richard II Night ' s Dream 0 010 10 10 10 Wordsworth The , Battle , of -Odes Flodden to Duty , & e ..., 0 0 2 2 fh ine ^ TemSJst lempest 0 olo 10 1 1 0 0 BOOK and double -KEEPING entry . by bJw SINGLE . inglis . 203 j ETYMOLOGICAL ATtV OF Tin ? T ? MftT mff DICT r TTAftR « ' ON - ^ ology ^ n ecessary complexity technicalities in the syste 1 A the m " phrase keep- - orir Schools tSLi ? Ln and i araa Colleges pSi n r « ra « rrlrl 2 ? . Containing nJ « + oi & , ^«» Edition Etymology StSninLv aIlf M ing »„ accounts Ani ^ pnrti ^ S have ^ oonfaininff T bee ^ studiously SSS Exnlanationa avoided ^ ' ^ . ^ c ? own 8 vo 608 pages 3 6 Questions tor pupils to solve , is subjoined . OUTLINE OFTHEHISTORY E ^ SNATI 0 N ? 00 K RATURE OP THE ENGLISH , with Roots LANGUAGE and Derivatives AND , List LITE of - Civil Composing Service and Theory other Fxamination and Practice Papers , with : , o of Principal Speech , Authors & c . 104 and pages their , cloth Works , . Figures . .. 0 9 of fullv question The solved papers , . and By set the John extend prep Bell aratory over , LL every information . D . variety HIT VJO . JX A TTnU U KjJ 2 llt !? . nP X O PTTi . JU KjJ P A ^ "IV M nPT X J ? ^ !? II * - will mentg enable of the candidates Olvll Service to meet Examinations all the requiro . - TALEa ™< " ~*«"* - » ' ~ The Prolo Pe ra gue 1 6 PHYSIOGRAPHY MENTARY . Adapted to the Syllabus , BLE of tho - j Man The TVi ine Clerkes Muieres Qnniflpo of Lawes o Tal Tola me Tal e e l j 6 o t A South ions findlatk . Kensington m pages r , m . . . a Science ., ll . d . Department with niuatra . By - 16 I TTT XniU Ii 1 " £ BIT jJLiJlilVlJlllNlO T ? "H / r"P"Krnna UJC nV JGiU TPTT - p HY So VANOBD uth SIOGRAPHY Ken . sington Adapted Science to the Department Syllabus , AD of . tho By - OLID With . nnmerous Books I .- Deductions VI . and parts , App of endices XL , , XII and . tions A . Findl . 172 ateii page , s M . . A . ., LL .. . D . With Illuatra- 1 b Histori F . R . S . E ., Mathematical Notep , by J . Mast S . Mackay er in the M BJln A . ' DYNAMICS nirikT a iffTna , ELEMENTARY tit THiffTi \ Tm A T ) V , COURSE burgh Academy OF ARITHMETIC 1 . P LESSONS ffiZT IN . ln ? . Eton ° . ° UcBe . Madan : "T , M . ^ ., 2 S ^ E ^ tSZLV " * :. ™ 1 e MENSURATION OF LINES , ¦¦¦ T * . A « . WITH A 1 JW ' — " T J ! ? T XlMtfD "D QHT X » auCl An < 1 OJU CIT ? OUxM P A'KTTI JJ adml SUBFA pendix ? slon containing 0 E Into 9 , AND Sandhurst Questions VOLUMES and recently Woolwich , wiih an set w Ap for ith - YBAES ' COURSES . Eeph , limp , 6 < f . ; boards 0 8 their Solutions . By David Munn , P . R . S , . B ... 1 o W . & B . CHAMBERS , 47 Paternoster Row , London ; and Edinburgh . I

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Jan. 15, 1890, page 57, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15011890/page/59/