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Friendship's Garland. By Matthew Arnold. (Smith and Elder.)— What is this book, with its appearance of elegant sorrow, recalling to such readers as may be old enough to......
The Companions Of St. Paul. By J. S. Howson, D.d.,
Dean of Chester. (Stmhan.)—Whatever Dr. Howson, whose learning and practical wisdom are always welcome, writes about a subject so familiar to him as the life and labours of St.......
The William Henry Letters. By A. M. Daz. (warne And
Co.)— This pleasant little book—the title of which quite misled us by its important political sound—comes from America, and consists of the letters passing between a school-boy......
The Irish Brigades In France.* If Mr. O'callaghan Desired...
compiling this bulky work to prove the truth of the saying, Show an Irishman a head and he'll hit it, and further to demonstrate the remarkable ubiquity of the Irish as a race,......
Influence. By Mrs. Brookfield. 2 Vols. (chapman And...
the novel before us with the only one of Mrs. Brookfield's which we can remember, "Only George," itself a work of some merit, we note a considerable advance. Influence at once......
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