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=I. SCOTT'S LADY OF THE LAKE.=

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=II. TENNYSON'S THE PRINCESS.=

The _notes_ (50 pp.) give the history of the poem, _all_ the readings of
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critics, full explanations of all allusions, &c. The _illustrations_ are
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=III. SELECT POEMS OF TENNYSON.=

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=VI. SELECT POEMS OF TENNYSON.= SECOND PART. (IN PRESS.)

=THE MEMORIAL HISTORY OF BOSTON,=

In Four Volumes. Quarto.

With more than 500 Illustrations by famous artists and engravers, all
made for this work.

Edited by JUSTIN WINSOR, LIBRARIAN OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

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Gov. JOHN D. LONG,
Hon. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS, D.D.,
Rev. E.E. HALE, D.D.,
Hon. ROBERT C. WINTHROP,
Hon. J. HAMMOND TRUMBULL,
Admiral G.U. PREBLE,
Dr. O.W. HOLMES,
JOHN G. WHITTIER,
Rev. J.F. CLARKE, D.D.,
Rev. A.P. PEABODY, D.D.,
Col. T.W. HIGGINSON,
Professor ASA GRAY,
Gen. F.W. PALFREY,
HENRY CABOT LODGE.

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of the Northmen, Italians, Captain John Smith, and the Plymouth
Settlers; the Massachusetts Company, Puritanism, and the Aborigines; the
Literature, Life, and Chief Families of the Colonial Period.

VOL. II. treats of the Royal Governors; French and Indian Wars; Witches
and Pirates; The Religion, Literature, Customs, and Chief Families of
the Provincial Period.

VOL. III. treats of the Revolutionary Period and the Conflict around
Boston; and the Statesmen, Sailors, and Soldiers, the Topograph