First Page of Back Advertisements in Volume 2 of the 1852 Sampson Low Reprint

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SAMPSON LOW’S

RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
WORKS BY THE REV. CHARLES B. TAYLER, M.A. I.

I.
THE CHILD OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
With Eight Engravings on Wood. Square, cloth.

II.
THE ANGELS’ SONG:
A Christian Gift-Book. With Illustrations by Dalziel from Drawings by Harvey. Fcp. 8vo. 5s.

“ They will here find important truth pleasantly told, and wholesome counsel conveyed in interesting narrative.”—Literary Gazette.

III.
EARNESTNESS:
A Sequel to the above. Fcp. 8vo. 7s.

” Mr. Tayler, an old and zealous labourer in the cause of truth, has added to the obligations already imposed upon the public by the issue of this beautiful little work.... The story is an exceedingly interesting one; and, apart from the infinitely higher claims of the volume, would rivet attention by the amiable characters which it exhibits, and the touching simplicity with which these characters are made to act and speak.”—Standard.

IV.
THANKFULNESS:
A Narrative; comprising Passages in the Life of the Rev. Allen Temple. 2d Edition, fcp. 8vo. 6s. 6d.

“ ‘ In every thing give thanks.’ This vital duty of sincere Christianity is beautifully enforced by Mr. Tayler in the delightful little volume before us. The great charm of the work is its unforced piety.”—JOHN Bull.

“ The little volume now before us is one that calls forth our warmest approbati n.”—Morning Chronicle.

” We heartily recommend this interesting narrative to our readers.”
Christian Lady’s Magazine.

"The Diary refers to the past century; and the visits to the old Catholic mansion, with its hiding-places, may be justly cited as an example of pictorial power.”—Athenaeum.

V.
SERMONS F0R ALL SEASONS;
With especial reference to Tractarian Error. New Edit. 5s.