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Religious Tract Society The Religious Tract Society Catalogue - 1889

With a large Map and Illustrations from Photographs and Sketches, engraved by E. Whymper and others. Imperial 8vo, 8s., handsome cloth, gilt edges; 25s. morocco elegant.
"These pictures are real, vivid, and life-like. They are written by a man who belongs to the scenes and the people. The book, therefore, will be a fitting memorial to tourists of what they have seen, and will at the same time be instructive to untravelled people."—Australasian.
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Religious Tract Society The Religious Tract Society Catalogue - 1889

With Coloured Frontispiece and numerous Wood Engravings. 8s. handsome cloth, or 25s. in morocco.
"Next to seeing the beautiful places of the earth comes the delight of reading of them: and many a one who is doomed to begin and end his days within a 'cribbed, cabined, and confined' circle, can roam, guided by such a book, at the will of fancy, through sunny glades, by bubbling streams, or over the breezy moorlands."—Times.
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Religious Tract Society The Religious Tract Society Catalogue - 1889

THE VOLUME FOR 1888.
It contains 144 pages of interesting reading and illustrations. A most suitable book to present to the Workmen's Institute, Club, or Reading Room, and for the Home Reading of Working People in Town and Country. Many Large Pictures, forming quite a family scrap-book. Much of the letterpress is in large type. 1s. 6d. in pretty coloured cover; 2s. 6d. cloth boards gilt.
Size of page 13-1/2 by 10.
"Telling pictures and practical articles. We only wish that any praise of ours might increase the circulation of a most valuable periodical."—The Times.
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