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The Amphibion's Voyage.

By Parker Gillmore.

Where Chineses Drive; or, English Student-Life at Peking. By a Student Interpreter.

Men of Character.

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The Orders of Chivalry.

By Major Lawrence Archer. With an Illustration of Every Order. 4to. Sporting Life in India.

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A Queen by Right Divine.
By Kathleen O'Meara.

A History of the Press.

By the late Blanchard Jerrold.

A Fly on the Wheel; or, How I helped to govern India.
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A History of Hindustan.

By H. G. Keene.

Soldiers' Tales.

By J. Menzies.

Linnæus, the Floral King.

Street Idylls.

Anomalous Tales.

By Albert Alberg.

The Victorian Era.

By Edward Walford, M.A.

Essays.

By W. Stigand.

A History of Gujerat.

By the late Professor Dowson.

Harrow School and its Surroundings. Compiled from the School Archives and other sources. By Percy M. Thornton. With Illustrations. Poems.

By H. G. Keene.

A Dictionary of Mahommedanism

By the Rev. T. P. Hughes.

Persian Caligraphy.

By the late Professor Palmer.

Reiza, Queen of Delhi.

By Pierce Taylor.

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A Dictionary of Urdu, Classical Hindi, and English. By JOHN T. PLATTS, M.A., Persian Teacher at the University of Oxford, late Inspector of Schools, Central Provinces, India. Imperial 8vo. 1,260 pp. £3 3s.

The Student's Arabic-English Dictionary.

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