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Literary notices (Hickie, Yonge… (1853)

It is now before the public in a new and improved edition, written in a very intelligent manner and filled with well-told anecdotes, facts and useful advice. Perhaps we do not always see exactly with Mrs. Balfour, but she advocates the cause she has espoused both earnestly and amiably, and teaches, apart from teetotalism, a great many social and moral lessons which would be invaluable if studied by young people preparing for the active business of life.
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Literary notices (Hickie, Yonge… (1853)

The Christian at his work. ⁠„⁠ in commerce. ⁠„⁠ prospering in business. ⁠„⁠ failing in business. ⁠„⁠ in temporary retirement. The Christian's farewell to business. We are very glad that the fourth of these lectures, notwithstanding the present cloud on the commercial horizon, will be appropriate to so many of our fellow townsmen, Whether Churchmen, Baptists, Independents, or Wesleyans, thy cannot spare 2s.
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