18 SEPTEMBER 1869, page 22
F. W. Newman's Miscellanies.*
IT is not always by the main tasks of authors that their readers profit most. No principal subject can be discussed thoroughly without extensive inquiries that only assist the......
The Intelligence Of Animals.*
AN intelligent lad rising from a conscientious perusal of the book named in the foot-note as his first study of natural history, would probably do so with an overwhelming sense......
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