it cannot well be avoided. The habitual borrower is a burden to
society.
HISTORICAL BOOKS * * * * * * * * FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
_=Young Folks' History of the United States=_
By THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON. Illustrated. $1.50.
The story of our country in the most reliable and interesting form. As a
story-book it easily leads all other American history stories in
interest, while as a text-book for the study of history it is
universally admitted to be the best.
_=Young Folks' Book of American Explorers=_
By THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON. Uniform with the
"Young Folks' History of the United States." One
volume, fully illustrated. Price $1.50.
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for young folks, where the author supposes the chief characters to have
thought and said such and such things under such and such circumstances;
but it is the genuine description given by the persons who experienced
the things they described in letters written home."--_Montpelier
Journal._
_=The Nation in a Nutshell=_
By GEORGE MAKEPEACE TOWLE, author of "Heroes of
History," "Young Folks' History of England,"
"Young Folks' History of Ireland," etc. Price 50
cents.
"To tell the story of a nation like ours in a nutshell, requires a
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brevity with which he relates the principal events in American history,
does not detract from the charming interest of the narrative
style."--_Public Opinion._
_=Young People's History of England=_
By GEORGE MAKEPEACE TOWLE. Cloth, illustrated.
$1.50.
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what a book of this kind should be in its clearness of statement,
freshness of style, and its telling of the right ways."--_Critic._
_=Handbook of English History=_
Based on "Lectures on English History," by the
late M. J. GUEST, and brought down to the year
1880. With a Supplementary Chapter on the English
Literature of the 19th Century. By F. H.
UNDERWOOD, LL.D. With Maps, Chronological Table,
etc. $1.50.
"It approaches nearer perfection than anything in the line we have seen.
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_=Young People's History of Ireland=_
By GE
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