Chapter XXV: Book VI: (For Stand. VII.) 256 pp. 1s. 9d

=Schoolmaster.=--"This is a really excellent series of Geographical Readers. The volumes have, in common, the attractiveness which good paper, clear type, effective woodcuts, and durable binding can present; whilst their contents, both as to quality and quantity, are so graded as to be admirably adapted to the several stages of the pupil's progress."

=Historical Readers.=

With numerous Portraits, Maps, and other Illustrations.

SHORT STORIES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY 160 pp. 1s. 0d.
FIRST HISTORICAL READER 160 pp. 1s. 0d.
SECOND HISTORICAL READER 224 pp. 1s. 4d.
THIRD HISTORICAL READER 256 pp. 1s. 6d.

=Schoolmaster.=--"These new Historical Readers have been carefully compiled. The facts are well selected; the story is well told in language most likely to impress itself in the memory of young children; and the poetical pieces are fitting accompaniments to the prose."

=School Board Chronicle.=--"The treatment is unconventional, but always in good taste. The volumes will meet with much favour generally as lively, useful, high-toned Historical Readers."

=Standard Authors.=

Adapted for Schools.

HAWTHORNE'S TANGLEWOOD TALES. With Notes and Illustrations. 160 pp. 1s. 2d.

=Aytoun's Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers.=

With Introduction, Notes, and Life of the Author, for Junior Classes.

EDINBURGH AFTER FLODDEN 32 pages, 2d.; cloth, 3½d.
THE EXECUTION OF MONTROSE 32 pages, 2d.; cloth, 3½d.
THE BURIAL-MARCH OF DUNDEE 32 pages, 2d.; cloth, 3½d.
THE ISLAND OF THE SCOTS 32 pages, 2d.; cloth, 3½d.

=Teachers' Aid.=--"Capital annotated editions.... Beautifully clear and painstaking; we commend them heartily to our brother and sister teachers."

=Educational News.=--"Useful issues of well-known poems.... The notes are exceedingly appropriate, and leave nothing in doubt. For class purposes we can specially recommend these little books."

=School Recitation Books.=

BOOK I. 32 pages 2d.
BOOK II. 32 pages 2d.
BOOK III. 48 pages 3d.
BOOK IV. 48 pages 3d.
BOOK V. 64 pages 4d.
BOOK VI. 64 pages 4d.

=Schoolmistress.=--"These six books are a valuable contribution to school literature. The poems for each standard are judiciously chosen, the explanatory notes and questions at the end of every lesson are very suitable."

=Grammar and Analysis.=

BOOK II. 24 pages Paper, 1½d.; cloth, 2½d.
BOOK III. 24 pages Paper, 1½d.; cloth, 2½d.
BOOK IV. 48 pages Paper, 2d.; cloth, 3d.
BOOK V. 64 pages Paper, 3d.; cloth, 4d.
BOOK VI. 64 pages Paper, 3d.; cloth, 4d.
BOOK VII. 64 pages Paper, 3d.; cloth, 4d.

=Schoolmaster.=--"This is a series of good practical books whose merits ought to ensure for them a wide sale. Among their leading merits are simplicity in definitions, judicious recapitulation, and abundance of well-selected exercises for practice."

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=Arithmetical Exercises.=