Second Page of Front Advertisements in the 1853 H. G. Bohn "Standard Library" Reprint

BOHN'S STANDARD LIBRARY.

51. TAYLOR’S (JEREMY) HOLY LIVING AND DYING. Portrait.

52. GOETHE’S WORKS. Vol. III [“Faust" “ Iphigenia,” “Torquato Tasso," and “Egmont.”] Translated by Miss Swanwick. With “Goetz von Ber-lichingen," translated by Sir Walter SCOTT.

53. 56, 58, 61, 66. 67, & 75. NEANDER’S CHURCH HISTORY. Carefully revised by the Rev. A. J. W. Morrison.

54. NEANDER’S LIFE OF CHRIST.

57,64. NEANDER’S PLANTING OF CHRISTIANITY ,& ANTIGNOSTIKUS, 2 Vols. 59. GREGORYS (DR.) LETTERS ON THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

62 & 63. JAMES' (G. P. R.) LOUIS XIV. Complete in 2 Vola. Portraits.

68 & 70. SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS' LITERARY WORKS, with Memoir,2 Vols. Port. 69. ANDREW FULLER'S PRINCIPAL WORKS. Portrait.

72. BUTLERS ANALOGY OF RELIGION, AND SERMONS, with Notes, &c. Port.

73. MISS BREMER'S WORKS. Translated by Mary How itt. New Edition, revised. Vol. I. [“The Neighbours,” and other Tales.] Post Svo. Portrait. 3s. 6d.

74. NEANDER’S MEMORIALS OF CHRISTIAN LIFE IN THE EARLY AND MIDDLE AGES (including his “ Light in Dark Places”). Post Svo. 3s. 6d. Uniform with the Standard Library,price 3s. 6d.,

BOHN’S EXTRA VOLUMES.

1. GRAMMONT'SMEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES II. Portrait.

2 & 3. RABELAIS' WORKS. Complete in 2 Vols. Portrait.

4. COUNT HAMILTON’S FAIRY TALES. Portrait.
Uniform with the STANDARD Library, price 5s. (excepting “ Cosmos” which is only 3s. 6d., and Mantell’s “ Petrifactions, which is 6s.),

BOHN'S SCIENTIFIC LIBRARY.

1. STAUNTON’S CHESS PLAYER’S HAND-BOOK, with Diagrams.

2. LECTURES ON PAINTING, by THE ROYAL ACADEMICIANS.

3. 4, 8, &. 15. HU M BO LDT’S COSMOS; or, Sketch of a Physical Description of the Universe. Translated, with Notes, by E. C. Otte In 4 Vols., with fine Portrait. This Translation (though published at so low a price) is more complete than any other. The Notes are placed beneath the text. Humboldt's analytical summaries, and the passages hitherto suppressed, are included; and comprehensive Indices subjoined. 3s. 6d. per Volume.

5. STAUNTON’S CHESS PLAYER S COMPANION, comprising a New Treatise on Odds, a Collection of Match Games, Original Problems, &c

6. HAND-BOOK OF GAMES, by VARIOUS AMATEURS and PROFESSORS,

7. HUMBOLDT’S VIEWS OF NATURE, with coloured view of Chimborazo, &c.

9. RICHARDSON’S GEOLOGY, AND PA LAEONTO LOGY, Revised by Dr. Wright, with upwards of400 Illustrations on Wood.

10. STOCKHARDT’S PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY, Exemplified in Simple Experiments, with upwards of 270 Illustrations.

11. DR. G. A. MANTELL’S PETRIFACTIONS AND THEIR TEACHINGS; A Hand-Book to the Fossils in the British Museum. Beautiful Wood Engravings. 6s.

12. AGASSIZ AND GOULD’S COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY. New and Enlarged Edition, with nearly 400fine Illustrations.

13 & 19. HUMBOLDT’S PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF HIS TRAVELS IN AMERICA. Vols. 1. & II. (to be completed in 3 Volumes.)

14. PYE SMITH’S GEOLOGY AND SCRIPTURE. Fifth Edition, with Memoir.

16. OERSTED'S SOUL IN NATURE, &C. Portrait.

17. STAUNTON'S CHESS TOURNAMENT, with Diagrams.

18 & 19. BRIDGEWATER TREATISES. Kirby on the Historv, Habits, and Instincts of Animals; Edited by T. Rymer Jones. in 2 Vols. Many Illustrations.