With Portraits. 2 vols. 8vo.

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JENNY LIND, THE ARTIST,

1820 TO 1851.

A MEMOIR OF THE EARLY ART-LIFE AND THE DRAMATIC
CAREER OF MADAME JENNY LIND-GOLDSCHMIDT.

FROM ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, LETTERS, MS. DIARIES, &c.

In the possession of, or collected by Mr. GOLDSCHMIDT.

WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS, AND AN APPENDIX OF MUSIC.

By HENRY SCOTT HOLLAND, M.A.,
Canon and Precentor of St. Paul’s, and

W.S.  ROCKSTRO,
Author of “A General History of Music,” “Life of Handel,” “Mendelssohn,”
&c.

With Portraits, &c. 2 vols. 8vo.

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MODERN CRITICISM;

CONSIDERED IN ITS RELATION TO THE FOURTH GOSPEL,

BEING THE BAMPTON LECTURES, 1890.

By the Ven.  HENRY WILLIAM WATKINS, M.A., D.D.,
Sometime Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, Fellow of King’s College,
London, Archdeacon and Canon of Durham, and Professor of Hebrew in the
University of Durham.

8vo.

[In October._

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THE SCIENCE OF THE AGE;

OR

ELECTRICITY, WHAT WE KNOW OF IT, AND WHAT WE CAN DO WITH IT.

FOR GENERAL READERS.

By E.M.  CAILLARD,
Author of the “Invisible Powers of Nature.”

With Illustrations, Crown 8vo.

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FORTIFICATION;

ITS PAST ACHIEVEMENTS, RECENT DEVELOPMENT, AND FUTURE PROGRESS.

By Major G. SYDENHAM CLARKE, C.M.G.,
Royal Engineers.

With many Illustrations.  Medium 8vo.

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AN ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE

LIVES OF TWELVE GOOD MEN.

The Learned Divine.  MARTIN JOSEPH ROUTH. The Restorer of the Old Paths.  HUGH JAMES ROSE. The Man of Saintly Life.  CHARLES MARRIOTT. The Great Provost.  EDWARD HAWKINS. The Remodeller of the Episcopate.  SAMUEL WILBERFORCE. The Humble Christian.  RICHARD LYNCH COTTON. The Faithful Steward.  RICHARD GRESWELL. The Pious Librarian.  HENRY OCTAVIUS COXE. The Christian Philosopher.  HENRY LONGUEVILLE MANSEL. The Singleminded Bishop.  WILLIAM JACOBSON. The Earnest Parish Priest.  CHARLES PAGE EDEN. The Good Layman.  CHARLES LONGUET HIGGINS.

By JOHN W. BURGON, B.D., Late Dean of Chichester.

A New Edition with Portraits.  In 1 Vol. 8vo.

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THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE CREED.

BEING A DISCUSSION OF THE GROUNDS UPON WHICH THE ARTICLES OF THE
APOSTLES’ CREED MAY BE HELD BY EARNEST AND THOUGHTFUL MINDS IN THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.