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This Day is Published,
THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NO. CLXXVII.
CONTENTS:
- I. GARDENING.
- II. SCOTLAND BEFORE THE REFORMATION.
- III. TRAVELLERS IN NORTH AMERICA—ANNEXATION—FREE TRADE—SLAVERY.
- IV. DUKES OF URBINO.
- V. WALPOLE AND MASON.
- VI. ORIGEN—THE EARLY PAPACY.
- VII. BADHAM'S EURIPIDES.
- VIII. RUBRIC versus USAGE.
JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle Street.