The Religious Tract Society Catalogue - 1889Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
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The Religious Tract Society Catalogue - 1889
Religious Tract Society (Great Britain)
Publishers' catalogs -- England -- London; Religious Tract Society (Great Britain) -- Catalogs
"The SUNDAY AT HOME is made for Sunday reading, but there is,
nevertheless, nothing vapid, goody-goody or childish about it, but
rather writing and story-telling of unquestionable merit, obviously done
by skilled hands, and put together by a competent and experienced
editor."--_Medical Press._
_New Volume commenced with January Part._
[Illustration: The Girl's Own Paper]
SIXPENCE MONTHLY. ONE PENNY WEEKLY.
THE GIRL'S OWN PAPER.
"It bears the reflection on every page of that inimitable character, the
bright, sensible, lady-like English girl."--_The Bookseller._
_New Volume commenced with November Monthly Part._
[Illustration: The Leisure Hour]
NEW SERIES. SIXPENCE MONTHLY.
THE LEISURE HOUR.
_A Monthly Magazine for Family and General Reading._
"The LEISURE HOUR is, if possible, better than it used to be, and
certainly its literary and artistic merits are unsurpassed in the domain
of cheap and good serial publications."--_The Queen._
_A New Volume commenced with the January Part._
Transcriber's Note:
Every effort has been made to replicate this text as faithfully as
possible. Some minor changes of punctuation have been made.
Italic text has been marked with _underscores_.
Bold text has been marked with =equals signs=.
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- 1889, by Various
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