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PLATO'S WORKS continued.
II. The Republic, Timæus, and
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Euthydemus,

The

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PLUTARCH'S Lives. Translated

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POETRY OF AMERICA.

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RICARDO on the Principles of
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RICHTER (Jean Paul Friedrich).
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Life of Lorenzo de' Medici,
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RUSSIA History of, from the
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SCHILLER'S WORKS continued.
III. Don Carlos, Mary Stuart,
Maid of Orleans, Bride of
Messina, together with the
Use of the Chorus in
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These Dramas are all
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V.- Poems.

VI.-Essays, Esthetical and Philo-
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VII.-Wallenstein's Camp. Pic-
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SCHILLER and GOETHE.
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Lectures on the Philosophy
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Lectures on Modern History,
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Whitetock. 35. 6d.

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SCHOPENHAUER on the Fourfold Root of the Principle of Sufficient Reason and On the Will in Nature. Translated by Madame Hillebrand. 5s.

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SIX OLD ENGLISH CHRON.
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SYNONYMS and ANTONYMS,

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