Hawthorne
Hawthorne
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Vol. I. From the Earliest Timet to the Acces- sion of Edward I.— VoL II. FVom the Acoeesion of Edward I. to the Death of Henry VII.— VoL III.
From the acceiaon of Henry VlII. to the Death of Elizabeth— VoL IV. From the Accession of James I. to the Death of Anne.— VoL V. From the Accesrion of Georse I. to the Battle of Waterloo.
—Vol. VI. From the Batde of Waterloo to the Gen- eral Election of 1885.
** The history of social England is a stupendous underukinff. and Mr. Traill has realised his hea...vy fesponsibihties.*'— Z^MU^Mi Tinut, *' The utility of such a work is obvious, its interest Co all cultivated people enormous, and the scale on which the book is to be written, adequate."— Nippur; or. Explorations and Adventures on tlie Euplirates The Narrative of the University of Penn- lylvania Expedition to Babylonia, in the years 1 888-1 890. By John Punnett FKTERS, Ph.D., Sc. D., f).D., Director of the Expedition. With about 100 Illustra- tions and Plans, and with new Maps of the Euphrates Valley and the Ruin Sites of Babylonia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vol. I. From the Earliest Timet to the Acces- sion of Edward I.— VoL II. FVom the Acoeesion of Edward I. to the Death of Henry VII.— VoL III.
From the acceiaon of Henry VlII. to the Death of Elizabeth— VoL IV. From the Accession of James I. to the Death of Anne.— VoL V. From the Accesrion of Georse I. to the Battle of Waterloo.
—Vol. VI. From the Batde of Waterloo to the Gen- eral Election of 1885.
** The history of social England is a stupendous underukinff. and Mr. Traill has realised his hea...vy fesponsibihties.*'— Z^MU^Mi Tinut, *' The utility of such a work is obvious, its interest Co all cultivated people enormous, and the scale on which the book is to be written, adequate."— Nippur; or. Explorations and Adventures on tlie Euplirates The Narrative of the University of Penn- lylvania Expedition to Babylonia, in the years 1 888-1 890. By John Punnett FKTERS, Ph.D., Sc. D., f).D., Director of the Expedition. With about 100 Illustra- tions and Plans, and with new Maps of the Euphrates Valley and the Ruin Sites of Babylonia.
What to read after Hawthorne?
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