The Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art Prospectus
A promotional description outlines The Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art as a new affordable series featuring fine engravings and articles. It promises a gallery of pictorial illustrations with essays on architecture science and industry, aiming to educate and entertain families and artisans.
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J. Gilbert
Britain
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Versailles
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Prince Albert
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
H. Anelay
H. Linton
Kiorbo
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John Cassell
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History of the Steam Engine and England Volumes for February 1852
The Monthly Volume of the Library to be published on February 1 1852 offers an original work History of the Steam Engine priced 7d in covers. Also Dr Robert Ferguson History of England volumes 5 to 8 and a superior edition of England in four volumes offered at 3s 6d, gilt or lettered.
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England
Robert Ferguso
Isle of Wight
Ray Fort Eady
Freehold Land Societies
Francis Crosa
New and Popular History of Ireland Offer
An edited two volumes bound in cloth offers an affordable history of Ireland from authentic sources. The work is advertised as the cheapest and most interesting Irish history edition available.
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Scotland
Robert Ferguson
Ryde
Isle of Wight
Ireland
The Natural History of Man Popular Chapters in Ethnography
A promotional notice for Rev. John Kennedy's The Natural History of Man or Popular Chapters in Ethnography. It advertises engraved illustrations, cloth binding, and a price of sixpence.
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John Kennedy
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Stepney
Yaz People's Biographical Dictionary Portrait Gallery
A catalog style biographical reference by J. R. Beard D D features notable men from the last century who rose through their own efforts. The work highlights diverse ages and nations with succinct portraits and achievements aimed at public edification.
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J. R. Beard
D.D
Greatness of the British Empire Traced to Its Sources
A historical work by Benjamin Parsons priced at sevenpence per part with a complete double volume option priced at 1s 6d. The publication is issued in stiff covers and bound cloth. Volumes XIII and XIV of the library series are noted.
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Benjamin Parsons
Ibrary
Ailings Over the Globe Library Volumes Catalog
A Cassell's Library catalog lists two volumes titled Ailings Over the Globe Progress of Maritime Discovery detailing the rise of navigation early discoveries, voyages of Gama Pinto and Magellan, circumnavigation, Cortes Pizarro Byron Wallis Cook polar expeditions and recent voyages. Each volume priced 6d and two volumes bound together 1s 4d in cloth boards.
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John Cassell
Vasco de Gama
Mendez Pinto
Magellan
Columbus
Cortes
Mexico
Pizarro
Peru
Commodore Byron
Captain Wallis
Captain Cook
Scoresby, Parry, Ross
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Footprints of Travellers Travel Series Volumes Listed
Footprints of Travellers describes third and fourth volumes including Capel de Brooke in Norway Sweden and Lapland Lyall in Crimea Damasus and Georgia Inglis in Tyrol travels among Tartars ambassador of the pope Zwick Sehill Barnes in Bokhara Heber in India Bruce to the sources of the Nile price sixpence per volume or the two bound in one with cloth boards priced 1s 4d
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India
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Casell Prize Essay Awarded for Ireland Condition
The Cassell Prize Essay on the Moral Social and Political Condition of Ireland by William E Hearn LL B Professor of Greek Galway has won Two Hundred Guineas from John Cassell London. Adjudicators Jonathan Pim and Professor Hancock awarded the prize and publication is expected to aid both donor and author in Ireland's current situation.
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Cassell
Ireland
William E.hearn
Queen’s College
Galway
John Cassell
London
Jonathan Pim
Hancock
Essays on Total Abstinence for Working Classes
Premiums of £20 and £10 awarded by the National Temperance Society for two essays. I. Michael Spears of Edinburgh writes on the Principles and Practice of Total Abstinence in relation to the working classes. II. Colin A Hunt of Cupar Fife argues the necessity practicability and value of Total Abstinence as a means to improve social moral and religious conditions of the working classes.
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National Temperance Society
Michael Spears
Edinburgh
Colin A. Hunt
Cupar
Fife
PoE Working Classes Essay Award Announcement
A prize essay on the Present Condition and Improvement of Britain's working classes by Rev Samuel G Green Taunton wins Cassell prize. Judges Rev T Spencer Edward Miall and Edward Swaine select from nearly fifty submissions. The work, titled PoE Working Classes of Great Britain, issued with an appended Appendix, priced at 1 shilling 6d or 2s bound.
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Great Britain
Samuel G. Green
Taunton
John Cassell
T. Spencer
Edward Miall
Edward Swaine
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