childhood, many persons might have the satisfaction
of carrying through life a clear and connected idea of the biographies
of Jesus, and of the nature of the external evidence in their favor,
instead of remaining in vague uncertainty on the whole subject.
Bringing into a simple and popular form, and small compass,
information not hitherto accessible, except to a limited number of
persons, the 'Gospel Narratives' will be interesting to the general
reader, whether youthful or adult. It must, without doubt, be
introduced in all our Sunday Schools, and will rank among the most
important manuals."

NAOMI; or Boston Two Hundred Years Ago. A Tale of the Quaker
Persecution in New England. By ELIZA BUCKMINSTER LEE, Author of "The
Life of Jean Paul." Second Edition. 12mo. pp. 324. Price, 75 cents.

The first edition of this popular book was exhausted within a month
after its publication.

"Mrs. Lee has given the public a most agreeable book. Her style is
elevated and earnest. Her sentiments, of the pure and the true. The
characters are well conceived, and are presented each in strong
individuality, and with such apparent truthfulness as almost to leave
us in doubt whether they are 'beings of the mind,' or were real men
and women who bore the parts she assigns them in those dark tragedies
that stained this 'fair heritage of freedom' in the early days of
Massachusetts."--_Worcester Palladium._

"We have been exceedingly interested in this book, and recommend it as
a beautiful picture of female piety and quiet heroism, set in a frame
of history and tradition, that cannot fail to please every one
connected, however remotely, with the land of the Puritans. The
accomplished author of 'The Life of Jean Paul' has produced an
American novel which we should like to see followed by others
illustrative of the facts and manners of the olden time."--_Christian
Inquirer._

THE MARRIAGE OFFERING. Designed as a Gift to the Newly-married. Edited
by Rev. A.A. LIVERMORE. 16mo. pp. 215. Price, 50 cents.

"It was a happy thought that suggested such a volume. We were not
aware before that there was so much and so various Christian
literature on the subject."--_Christian Register._

MARTYRIA; a Legend, wherein are contained Homilies, Conversations, and
Incidents of the Reign of Edward the Sixth. Written by WILLIAM
MOUNTFORD, Clerk. With an Introduction to the American Edition, by
Rev. F.D. HUNTINGTON. 16mo. pp. 348. Price, 75 cents.

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