By WILLIAM HURTON.
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“There is no lack of adventures, and the writer has a matter-of-fact way of telling them.”—Spectator.
“‘The Doomed Ship,’ by William Hurton, is a spirited tale of adventures in the old style of sea-stories. Mr. Hurton seems to enter fully into the manliness of sea life.”—Idler.
Chronologies and Calendars.
By JAMES C. MACDONALD, F.S.A. Scot.
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“It is unlike most books on its subject in being brief and readable to an unlearned student. But its chief interest and its unquestionable value is for those who consider dates more curiously than most men need do in an age in which incorporated societies endeavour to persuade a man to insure his life by presenting him with an illuminated table of days. Those who are engaged in original historical researches will find it invaluable both for study and for reference.”—The Scotsman.
“A large amount of carefully prepared information.”—Aberdeen Free Press.
The Quaker Poets of Great Britain and Ireland.