The young lady's book : a manual of elegant recreations, arts, sciences, and accomplishments / edited by distinguished professors.

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[1859?]
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    iii >y,n;n 4«. SCHLEGEL'S LECTURES ON MODERN HISTORY. 47. LAMARTINES HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION OF 1348. 43 &. 50. JUNIUS'S LETTERS, with Notes, Additions, Essay, Index, &c. 2 Vois. 4C.55, 60, 65, 71. VASARI'S LIVES OF THE MOST CELEBRATED PAINTERS, SCULPTORS, AND ARCHITECTS. Translated by Mbs. Iostkr, with ^otes. Complete in 5 Vols., with Index. Torquato Tasso,” Goetz von Ber- 53, 56, 53, 61. 66, 67, 75, & S2. MEANDER'S CHURCH HISTORY. Carefully (££ V. 'n.J l T IB O U,.l„ O,.., IQrt 10*7 P<l yJV.s-C-? revised by the Rev. A. j. W. Morrison. 8 Vols. Scol3G, 137. ?;iv:< VJ/Y 54. NEANDER'S LIFE OF CHRIST. 07. 64. NEANDER'S PLANTING OF CHRISTIANITY, & ANTIGNOSTiKUS, 2 Vols. ip'/ 59. GREGORY'S (DR.) LETTERS ON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. 62 & 63. JAMES' (G. P. R.) LOUIS XIV. Completes in 2 Vols. Portraits. 63 &, 70. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS' LITERARY WORKS, with Memoir, 2 Yols.'PerL 69. ANDREW FULLER'S PRINCIPAL WORKS. Portrait. 72. BUTLER'S ANALOGY OF RELIGION, AND SERMONS, with Notes, &c. Portrait. 73. MISS BREMER’S WORKS. Translated hy Mary Howitt. New Edition, revised. Vol. I. [“ The neighbours,” and other Tales.] l’ost 8ro. Portrait. 5s. Git. j>/~ 74. NEANDER'S MEMORIALS OF CHRISTIAN LIFE IN THE EARLY AND MIDDLE AGES (including his “Bight in Dark-Places”). Tost 8vo. 3s. 6d. 76. MISS BREMER'S WORKS, hy MARY HOWITT. Vol. II. “The President’s Daughters.” Portrait. 1-■vi- 77 &, 80. JOHN FOSTER’S LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE, edited by J. E. |%yYyf- ltYLAND. In 2 Volumes. Portrait. St-A'iYU 78. BACON'S ESSAYS. APOPHTHEGMS, WISDOM OF THE ANCIENTS, NEW ATALANTIS, AND HENRY VII., with Dissertation and Notes. Portrait. 79. GUIZOT'S HISTORY OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT, translated from the Trench by A. R. Scoblk. With Index. 83. MISS BREMER'S WORKS, by Mary IIowitt. Vol. III. “The Home, and Strife and Peace.” 84. DE LOLME ON THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND, or, Account of the English Government; edited, with Life and Notes, by Jons Macgregor, M.P. 85. HISTORY OF i HE HOUSE OF AUS t RIA, from 1792 to the present lime; in continuation of GOAL. Portrait of the present Emperor. 67 Si 33. FOSTER’S LECTURES, edited by J. E. Ryi.anij. 2 vols. 89- MISS BREMER S WORKS, hy MARY HOWITT', Vol IV. “ A Diary; Tlie H Family; The Solitary; The Comforter; Axel and Anna; and a Letter 90. about Suppers.” SMITH'S (ADAM) THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS: and tiie First Formation ot Languages,” with Memoir by Dggalo Stmy.a sshv'/i Essay on ART. 91, 95, 96,99, 102, 103, 105, & 106. COWPER'S COMPLETE WORKS, Edited by South ky.; comprising his Poems, Corresnoudencc, and Translatious, witli Soutliey’s Memoir. With 50 Engravings on Steel. Complete in 8 vols. 3 b K>)r