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NOW READY, Cloth, One Shilling, THE GREEK CHURCH, a Sketch, by the Author of "Proposals for Christian Union."—Contents: 1. Patriarchate of Constantinople; 2. Alienation of Eastern and Western Churches; 3. Athanasius and Arius; 4. Council of Florence; 5. Cyril Lucar.
"This work is not so much a history of the Greek Church generally, as of that one most important feature in her career, the long protracted struggle with the Western Church, which terminated in their unhappy separation. The Author's investigation into the conflicting causes which led to this result is ably carried out, with considerable research, and great lucidity of style."—Ecclesiastic.
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THE GIRLHOOD OF SHAKESPEARE'S HEROINES; in a Series of Fifteen Tales, by Mary Cowden Clarke, Author of the "Concordance to Shakespeare."
"as petty to his ends,