398 Revolt of Gildo in Africa.

405 Stilicho obtains two victories over the Goths.

406 The Vandals and Alans settle in Gaul.

408 Alaric, king of the Goths, besieges Rome.

410 Rome taken and plundered by the Goths.

412 Beginning of the Vandal kingdom in Spain.

415 Commencement of the kingdom of the Visigoths.

423 Death of Honorius. Accession of Valentinian.

430 The Vandals invited to Africa by count Boniface.

447 The Huns under the guidance of Attila, ravage Europe.

449 The Britons, deserted by the Romans, invite the Sarons and Angles
to their assistance.

455 Rome taken and plundered by Genseric, the king of the African
Vandals.

476 Augustulus, the last emperor of the West deposed, Odoacer takes
the title of king of Italy.

453 Subversion of the Eastern empire.

THE END

* * * * *

MITCHELL'S GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES.

[Illustration]

THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,

PUBLISH

MITCHELL'S AMERICAN SYSTEM

OF

STANDARD SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY,

IN A SERIES,

ADAPTED TO THE PROGRESSIVELY DEVELOPING CAPACITIES OF YOUTH.

The series comprise the following works, viz.

MITCHELL'S PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY. MITCHELL'S INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHY.
MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS. MITCHELL'S ATLAS OF OUTLINE MAPS.
MITCHELL'S KEY TO THE STUDY OF THE MAPS. MITCHELL'S ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS. MITCHELL'S ANCIENT ATLAS. MITCHELL'S BIBLICAL AND
SABBATH-SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. MITCHELL'S HIGH-SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
_(Preparing.)_ MITCHELL'S VIEW OF THE HEAVENS.

ONE VOLUME QUARTO, HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. _(Preparing.)_

MITCHELL'S GEOGRAPHICAL SERIES.

There are no works published in this country that are more in demand, or
that have a wider circulation than those of Mr. Mitchell. There are
upwards of 350,000 copies of his geographical works sold annually, and
more than 250 workmen are constantly employed upon them. The
arrangements of the publishers are such, that they are enabled to give
the most correct and latest geographical discoveries and improvements of
any firm in the United States. They publish the only full series of
geographics in the country, and having in constant employ a strong
geographical force of map engravers, &c., and being very largely engaged
in the publication of the various State and other maps, they are enabled
to present the school series correct, both in maps and matter, up to the