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All But Lost. By G. A. Henty. 3 Vols. (tinsley.)—all

But Lost is a good tale of its kind. It has, we believe, been published before in some periodical. There, doubtless, many readers, not very careful of art, who do not require......

Poirrav.—mr. Alfred Bates Richards Writes Medea (chapman...

poem of not much less than two thousand verses, on Mr. Sandys' striking picture of that subject. One is fairly overcome by such extraordinary fluency, till one begins to see how......

The Contemporary Review. July. (strahan.)—the Most...

minds, is that in which Mr. Fearon summarizes the results of his inquiry, made by direction of the Schools' Commission in 1865, into the condition of secondary education for......