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ublishers, to supply what they considered a bedto the great body of the People. In the e removal of mere ignorance has been the thef to what might be expected to impart technorat but a branch of the intelectual powers, in has ecessary here to present arguments estandsting thought, and feeling, as well as ir perecting

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re suitable than a systematised series of
note the language of the prospectus — of
the present times, in the various depart-
on, Locke-by Hocicer, Taylor. Barrow-
→et in a biographial and craval Lary
1, be served; as the idea of the work -
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1 the knowledge of what has been done
# have a branch of the ac history.
ts a light upon other departmenta sf
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which may be presumed at have
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and eloquens of pret and presLI
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w-to vas are and thors enters into and forms part easy to estimate in what degre at centres in the name of Loga Scott, we have a formal ant as a people, but mua tha

introduce the young to the g enjoying popularity as a pears sank des face, i * the rhetorical tencere. entary, verkoking even ich, though not fanides geemed to have come for Md be granted, and to a work it is been the

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ment, by Mr Rotert