"This book is not undeserving of the popularity it has obtained: it is full of information, and contains the substance of more knowledge of the social progress, manners, and customs of our ancestors than many works of far larger pretensions."--_The third review of the Athenæum._ "A great deal of information in a small compass, and the author has availed himself of the latest authorities. We prefer the form of Outlines to Catechisms. It contributes to the formation of more logical views, both by the teacher and scholar. Catechisms are the school-books of parrots."--_Spectator._ "Both the plan and style are perspicuous; it is admirably adapted for what it is intended."--_The Times._ "Contains a vast amount of interesting and useful knowledge, and admirably adapted as helps to parents and teachers of youth."--_Tait's Magazine._ "A well-digested little book."--_Literary Gazette._ "A very useful book for the instruction of youth, being a complete _resumé_ of the whole History of England."--_Metropolitan._ "Well adapted for the education of the young."--_New Monthly Magazine._ "The brief statements of the principal events of each Sovereign's reign are neat and succinct."--_The Economist._ "An improved edition of Mr. Ince's very useful book."--_The Rambler._ "Ince's 'Outlines' is a very excellent book to put into the learner's hands: it is clear and well-arranged."--_Author's Institute Circular._ ---- _In 18mo, price 1s., 1s. 6d. bound (postage free, 4d. extra)_, THE SIXTH EDITION OF OUTLINES OF FRENCH HISTORY, WITH NOTICES OF THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS, ARTS, ETC., OF THE DIFFERENT PERIODS. BY HENRY INCE, M.A. "It affords a very pleasing view of the whole History of France. The author being gifted with a philosophical mind and a classical taste, the subjects, though treated in a detached, are far from being treated in a dry and unentertaining manner."--_The Times._ "It is embellished with some capital engravings, and abounds in the narration of those romantic events which form the groundwork of so many delightful works."--_The Mirror._ "Mr. Ince is not of those men who speak much without saying anything; he says much in a few words."--_French Paper._ "A very useful educational work."--_Literary Gazette._ * * * * * * _Price 1s. sewed, or 1s. 4d. bound (postage free, 4d. extra), the Eleventh Thousand of_ OUTLINES OF GENERAL KNOWLEDGE. By Henry Ince, M.A. ---- *** This Edition has been very much extended and improved; by an enlargement of the size of the page, and careful arrangement of the type, a very great quantity of highly valuable information has been added. ----