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Gray, 9789, D. Thoughts on self culture, addressed to women. By Maria G. Gray, and Emily Shirreff. Boston, 1851.

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Woman in France during the 18th century. By Julia Kavanagh. Philadelphia and London, 1850. Kendall, 2343, D. 2, & 11043, D. 11. Remarks on the prevailing custom of attending stage entertainments; also on the present taste for reading romances and novels, and on some other customs. By John Kendall. 3d edition. London, 1801.

King, 12316, O. 7. The system of late hours in business, its evils, its causes
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12728, O. Manual of political ethics, designed chiefly for the use of colleges and students at law. By Francis Lieber. 2 vols. Boston, 1847.

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Marshall, 7699, D.

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6632, D. Elements of the pathology of the human mind. By Thomas Mayo, M. D. London, 1838.

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Morgan, 6799, & 6977, D. Woman and her master. By Lady Morgan. 2 vols. Philadelphia and London, 1840.

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10893, O. Des armées dans leurs rapports avec l'industrie, la morale et la liberté, ou des devoirs civiques des militaires. Par C. Pecqueur. Paris, 1842.

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12472, O. & 9543, D. Elementary sketches of moral philosophy. By the late Rev. Sidney Smith. London and New York, 1850.

Spalding, 11046, 0. The philosophy of Christian morals. By Samuel Spalding. London, 1843.

Steffens, 9950, O. Caricaturen des Heiligsten. Von Henrich Steffens. 2 band. Leipzig, 1819-1821.

Stodart, 7380, D. Female writers: thoughts on their proper sphere, and on their powers of usefulness. By M. A. Stodart. London, 1842. Styles, 6649, D. The Stage: its character and influence. By John Styles, D. D. 4th edition. London, 1838.

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3330, O. Characters of Theophrastus, with a literal translation of the Greek and Latin, and notes. By Richard Newton, D. D. Oxford, 1754. P.

11332, O. Les caractères de Théophraste, traduits du Grec, avec les caractères, ou les mœurs de ce siècle. Par La Bruyère. Paris, 1845.

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his commission in the royal
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