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    July 15, iSSAr The Publishers' Circular ...

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    portion portion The current of oi a a sketch sKetcn number of oi South oourn of the . Aa Transactions frican mean History historv of from rrom the the tne Royal pen pen Historical of ot the tne late lat Societ e Sir Sir y ± Bartle 5 contains artle Frere ± > rere the . who who first

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    Jlhas one , has the hitherto Manchester detected Guardian any system ' s , London in their correspondent arrangement says . , Mr just . Frederic discovered Pincott their , however , hidden , method ^ and his ^^^^^ discovery ¦ promises **^^ to ive a new impetus I / VI / UM and LWAIVA direction VtAXVVvAV / 11 to Vedic studiesHe

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    and Juice their . The relatives next six ; whilst books the are ei famil g hth y book collections is a , miscellaneous conta g ining th collection e poems o containing f particular hymn poets s omitted " -- ~~» of from . * .-w ** , ^ . previous j ^/* v f jkv « AM books w ^ W ^« . ^ 7 . * The -K . . ft . £ . ^ S ninth AX 1 UV 1 A book K / VV 1 X is J . ^ 7 entirel V > JLA . % JJL JL \ SJL y y filled AliLlV / Vi with VT 1 , 1 / 11 . hymns AJ . V lllllfj celebrating VVlvMA C « VAll £ the 1 / J . J . V ?

    praises The gist of the the Soma whole Juice matter , and is the that last when book the contains poet , the hymns deity ascribed , the length to mythological , and the metre authors are . of known Mr . , Pincott the hymns ' s curious are found discovery to have is a about perfectl to y be methodical iven in arrangement the Journal . of A the full Royal exposition Asiatic

    g entitled An ofiicial 'Berlin German Society publication , ' which recentl makes y the create following d considerable revelations sensation concerning in the a pamp political hlet ana tnd fdit diplomatic ) lomfl . t , ip . circles f » ir < V ! RH of of the tine * OyCtni Continent -. i-nfi .- ni : . The HPIia material ¦ m ji . t . P'riji . l that t . "h at . npir served \ rp » rl to +. n r » r \ m-nilo ile the t . "h « fi -fi rst vat half li ^ lf

    of the work was taken from confidential letters which the former reader comp to the Empress Augusta 18 literary to heiress , the Mdme , . Mdme Gerard . Adam , addressed , found to them the lat amongs e M . t Le his ' on papers Gambetta . The . That descri French ption of statesman character 's

    J «» > y aue Herr Weiss the pe r ) en were n of of an an hande Alsatian Alsatian d to Mdme named named . Adam Wpi Weiss hk . , b tutor hi y Mdme in in . a sl de Russian Tfc . n Novikoff ftsijm famil familv , who y . Th T took he « notes n them ntfiR furnished fii with rninh her ^ rl pared w > Paris the . material % Mdme \\ . for Adam publication , assisted Possibl by the others ex-Secretary contributed of Legation from behind , M . Otto the de Loe to , pre the - II [ I

    P The P ^ let - prospect X v ' , * v in m » . m Jt a . / question V m » jj v » * . W X < of VA MX M . the KJJL \ J * . * ; fJ but issue 1 lA DOUO KPAX its of UJ , UL princi . \ the bJLLO Jll . . . pal revised 1 JL CV UOOJl 1 authors ODU * J * -y J text l ) CA UUilCl l were of KJl O . the 1 UUUUJL / J . I the . O Old V ^ JL persons 1 U UUKCU . Testament X . O » 1 J / 0 . J / . above 11 U . 1 1 ( I 711 1 V UC has llita 11111 mentioned U given glVCH U 1 JLD ' - ' scenes DUOUCi rise HOC . ; to IjKJ ) IK many llltt * UH l . lj . O ' II

    j paragraphs of : nt the forth rort work n in simultaneously simultanfioiiftl is the not Church in likely pa to fro from pers m tak , the th but e place we Oxford OYfrvrrl learn be until and and from the Cambridge Darn spring an authoritative Verifi of next nrAnnna year sourc . , It T when e +. that is ia dou d the hiibtfiil th btful ^ 'book -publication whether whether will be

    J ^ general interest the new text will as intense as that which presses was excited bthe revised I equal ¦ N ew e Testament to all possible , but demands in any case the resources of Mr . Frowde and Mr . Clay will be y more than

    i a 71 Quarterly Iteview , which . Mr . Murray announces for to-morrow , contains an article on . ; I jf ^? Quarterl S P anisn y Iteview Literature has an , ' article and a on paper Mr Browning ' The Three Poems , In Memoriam 2 * THe

    I I ^ « c Jesus r ^ 16881 ^~ " the « 8 - Longmans / Messiah JLTAUODlClill . / have juat issued a second . edition . of Dr . Edersheim's * Life and Times

    II I Preparation * vw * ^ ° graph . y of Sir Herbert Edwardes , the well-known Indian officer , is , we hear , in

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 15, 1884, page 663, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15071884/page/3/