Third Volume of the Library of Biblical Literature
A long notice lauds the third volume of the Library of Biblical Literature for its clear popular style. It highlights its aim to aid Bible teaching, notes strong endorsements from multiple newspapers, praises its affordable price, and calls it a valuable companion for Sunday schools, young readers, and Bible students.
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Library OF Biblical Literature
Improvement Society
Wesleyan Times
Dover Chronicle
Restol Advertiser
the Freeman
Cambridge Independent
Western Times
Welshman
Carishan Weekly News
Taunton Courier
Stockport Advertiser
Hrighton Examiner
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Bristol Nimes
Plymouth Herald
Fort
Shepfield
Holy Land
Somerset County Herald
Freeman
Durham Advertiser
Pstrich Express
Fleet-street
Athens
Paul
Kitto
Sherborne
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United Kingdom
The Political Annual for 1836. A Reformers Compendium
A London political compendium advertised for 1836 contains 100 pages of reform era content. It covers parliamentary history, electoral law, ecclesiastical constituencies, ballots, church rates, burial acts, patronage, and a guide to obtaining parliamentary franchise. Includes lists of the House of Commons, the Ministry, and public officers, with notes on electoral corruption and Victorian-era reforms. London: William Freeman, 69 Fleet Street.
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House of Commons
London
William Freeman
Fleet-street
A New History of England by G S Poulton
A new one-volume history covering English past from Rome’s invasion to the present, written from a dissenter and nonconformist perspective. It presents civil and religious liberty, church establishment, and the progress of society with numerous contemporary reviews praising clarity, balance, and usefulness for youth and scholars.
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