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A New History of Greece. BY
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Vols. III. and IV. With Maps. 8TO. 32S. " As Mr. Grote's subject advances in interest, so does he in the manifestations of the various powers necessary for dealing with it. His familiarity both with the great highways and the obscurest by-paths of Grecian literature and antiquity, has seldom been equalled and not often approached, in unlearned England ; while those Germans who have rivalled it, have seldom possessed the quality which eminently characterises Mr. Grote, of keeping historical imagination severely under the restraints of evidence."—Spectator. *»*
A New Edition of Vols. I. and II. is in
Preparation.
Sketches of the History of Christian Art. BY
LORD LINDSAY.
3 Vols. 8vo. 31s. 6d. " W e honour and hail Lord Lindsay's artistic enthusiasm : and we think that the public owe to him no small tribute of thanks for having thrown so fresh a glow over a comparatively dark period of history—and for having raised, as from the dead, images so vivid and so attractive, of artists whose very names we fear have been hitherto unknown to a large number even of our better informed countrymen." —North British Review.
The Regulation of Buildings as a Means of securing the Health of Towns. B Y WILLIAM IIOSKING, ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Post 8vo. 7s. Cd. " The author's experience on matters of this kind is most extensive : lie points out in the most striking manner the serious effects produced on the general health of the inhabitants of towns, and above all the metropolis, by neglecting to pay due attention to the construction of houses and other buildings."—Morning Chronicle.
Handbook for Denmark, Norway, Sweden, • Finland and Russia. A New Edition, corrected or re-written throughout. Part I. With Maps, Post 8vo. 12s.