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NORFOLK (Horatio Edward). collection of Curious Epitaphs. by Horatio Edward Norfolk. 12mo. pp. 172.

Gleanings in Graveyards: a Collated, compiled, and edited Second edition. London: 1861.

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NOUETTE-DELORME (Émile). Un Européen au président Abraham Lincoln. Réponse a son dernier message. Paris 1863. 8vo: pp. 16.

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Nouvelles Observations.-See Coyer, G. F.

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OERSTED (Hans Christian). The Soul in Nature, with supTranslated from the German by

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Orlando Furioso.-See Aristo, L.

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Our American Cousins.-See Light, B.

OUR Resources. A series of articles on the Financial and Political Condition of the United States. London: 1864. 8vo. pp. 32.

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The Land System of Ireland. By William O'Connor Morris.

National Education. By Rev. Frederick Temple.

Carlovingian Romance. By Richard John King.

Review of Mr. Congreve's "Roman Empire of the West." By Goldwin Smith.