A LIBRARY OF FAMOUS FICTION, or World's Story Book. Containing the Nine Standard Masterpieces of Imaginative Literature: "Pilgrim's Progress;" "Robinson Crusoe;" "Elizabeth, or the Exiles of Siberia;" "Undine;" "Vicar of Wakefield;" "Paul and Virginia;" "Picciola;" "Vathek;" "Tales from the Arabian Nights." 1,066 pp., 8vo. 34 Full-page Wood Engravings. Cloth, beveled, $4.
GOODWIN, Rev. T. A.
THE MODE OF MAN'S IMMORTALITY; or, The When, Where, and How of the Future Life. By the Author of "The Perfect Man." (Third edition.) 12mo. Cloth, $1.25.
"It is the product of his brain, for it is a book with an idea."—Dover Morning Star.
"The fact that this little treatise has reached a second edition is sufficient evidence that it finds appreciation among those who derive pleasure in speculation concerning the future existence."—Boston Post.
"Combats with energy and freshness of thought the idea of a resurrection of the material body that is laid in the grave.... A good book to arouse men to read the scriptures afresh, and to think."—Christian Union.
PATTON, JACOB HARRIS, A.M.
A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, from the Discoveries of the Continent to 1876; giving a clear Account of their Political, Military, Moral, Industrial, and Commercial Life. Illustrated with Stuart's Portrait of Washington, Maps and Charts; and containing Marginal Dates, Statistical References, and a full Analytical Index. 1,018 pp. 8vo. Cloth, $3.00; Half Russia, $5.00.
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"A very satisfactory account of the history of the country from its first discovery; not so full as to be unmanageable from its numerous details, nor so short as to be merely a dry detail of facts and dates."—Cleveland Herald.