Ir being found impossible to complete the First Volume of "THE MASTERPIECES OF ENGLISH PROSE LITERATURE"

Before FEBRUARY the 1st.,

Vol. XXV. of the SACRED CLASSICS,

LOCKE

ON THE

REASONABLENESS OF CHRISTIANITY,

WILL BE PUBLISHED ON

JANUARY 1,

With Notes, an Entroductory Essay,

And an APPENDIX, containing an Analysis of the First and Second Vindications,

BY J. A. ST. JOHN, Esq.

Editor of the "MASTERPIECES."

(For the Prospectus of which Series see the end of the present Volume.)

Extract from Blackwood for November,

In an able Article on Vol. XXI. of the SACRED CLASSICS,
Poetry of the Seventeenth Century."

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