English Grammar R. MORRIS.
English Literature STOPFORD A. BROOKE.
Philology J. PEILE.
Classical Geography M.F. TOZER.
Shakespeare E. DOWDEN.
Studies in Bryant J. ALDEN.
Greek Literature R.C. JEBB.
English Grammar Exercises R. MORRIS.
Homer W.E. GLADSTONE.
English Composition J. NICHOL.
(Others in preparation.)
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Cleveland, O.
MARK BAILEY, A.M., Instructor in Elocution, Yale College.
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