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STANDARD WORKS.

The LIVES of the ARCHBISHOPS of
CANTERBURY, from St. AUGUSTINE to JUXON. By the The

late Very Rev. WALTER FARQUHAR HOOK. D.D., Dean of
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The HEIRESS of GLENMAHOWLEY.
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DEAN HOOK: his Life and Letters. Edited The FOUR SILVERPENNYS.

by the Rev. W. R. W. STEPHENS, Vicar of Woolbeding, Author of "Life of St. John Chrysostom," "Lord Hatherley's Life," &c. The Popular Edition. In i vol. crown 8vo. with Index and Portrait, 68.

LETTERS to a FRIEND.

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LAST REMINISCENCES of ANTHONY TROLLOPE.

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