and CANTERBURY: by DESIDERIUS ERASMUS.
Being his Colloquy on Pilgrimage, translated and illustrated with Notes,
by JOHN GOUGH NICHOLS, F.S.A.; together with the Colloquy on Rash Vows,
and the Characters of Archbishop Warham and Dean Collet, by the same
Author.

"This entertaining little volume will afford to many a reader not only
much information on the subject of Pilgrimages, but also numerous
illustrations of the feelings and habits of the times."--_Athenaeum._

"We can conceive no more perfect translation than Mr. Nichols has given;
most delicately does he express the quiet eloquence and quieter irony of
the original; while his Notes--which occupy about three-fourths of the
handsome volume--are full of the most curious, learned, and interesting
matter."--_Weekly News._

"In the Appendix, Mr. Nichols gives a very interesting dissertation on
pilgrimages in general, and furnishes us with much curious information
relative to Walsingham, and a judicious summary of facts and
circumstances connected with the murder of Archbishop Becket."--
_Salisbury Journal._

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THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE.

The Obituary of the Gentleman's Magazine is generally allowed to be one
of its most valuable features, and unremitting attention is devoted to
the task of making it as complete and comprehensive as possible. It
records the decease of all persons of station in society or of
individual merit, and biographical memoirs are given (amounting every
year to more than three hundred) of eminent characters, whether
statesmen, senators, officers in the public service, members of the
learned professions, men of science, authors, artists, &c. &c. The
Magazine for January will contain, among others, Memoirs of Her Majesty
the Queen Dowager; Sir John Dashwood King, Bart.; Sir Thomas Lethbridge,
Bart.; Rear-Adm. Sir S.J.B. Pechell, Bart.; Admiral Sir J. Hawkins
Whitshed; General Sir George Anson; General Sir John Vandeleur;
Lieut.-Col. John Browne; Charles Lyell, Esq.; John Musters, Esq.; Louis
Hayes Petit, Esq.; Wm. Cooke Taylor, L.L.D.; Mr. Kenney, the dramatist;
Charles Edw. Horn, the composer, &c. &c.

The Number for January will be embellished with two Plates of the Roman
Pavements recently found at Cirencester.

NICHOLS AND SON, 25. Parliament Street.

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Vols. I. and II. 8vo., price 28s., cloth.

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