The Child at Home; or, the Principles of Filial Duty familiarly Illustrated. By JOHN S. C. ABBOTT. Woodcuts. 16mo, Cloth, $1 00. The duties and trials peculiar to the child are explained and illustrated in this volume in the same clear and attractive manner in which those of the mother are set forth in the "Mother at Home." These two works may be considered as forming a complete manual of filial and maternal relations. MOTHER AT HOME. The Mother at Home; or, the Principles of Maternal Duty familiarly Illustrated. By JOHN S. C. ABBOTT. Engravings. 16mo, Cloth, $1 00. This book treats of the important questions of maternal responsibility and authority; of the difficulties which the mother will experience, the errors to which she is liable, the methods and plans she should adopt; of the religious instruction which she should impart, and of the results which she may reasonably hope will follow her faithful and persevering exertions. These subjects are illustrated with the felicity characteristic of all the productions of the author. PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. Practical Christianity. A Treatise specially designed for Young Men. By JOHN S. C. ABBOTT. 16mo, Cloth, $1 00. It is characterized by the simplicity of style and appositeness of illustration which make a book easily read and readily understood. It is designed to instruct and interest young men in the effectual truths of Christianity. It comes down to their plane of thought, and, in a genial, conversational way, strives to lead them to a life of godliness.--_Watchman and Reflector._ It abounds in wise and practical suggestions.--_N. Y. Commercial Advertiser._ * * * * * TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES. Capitalization of "de" at the beginning of surnames is preserved as in the original text Page 19: duplicate "of" removed (seventh Charles of France) Page 20: word "an" added (Never was an intriguer) Page 38: note that there are two different men named Humphrey Stafford referenced in the text; the first was slain by Jack Cade and the second was the 1st Duke of Buckingham Page 65: missing word "the" added (the Continent; and on) Page 74: "Hans" changed to "Hanse" to match other instance in text (belonging to the Hanse Towns) Page 74: "Westminter" changed to "Westminster" (the Council at Westminster) Page 147: "posssessing" changed to "possessing" (worthy of possessing her) Page 196: "vizor" changed to "visor" to match other instances in text (crevice of his visor) Page 201: "kingmaker" changed to "king-maker" to match other instances in text (the king and the king-maker) Page 226: duplicate quotation mark removed (said the king, "the nature) Page 307: "neigboring" changed to "neighboring" (encamping in the neighboring fields) Page 355: "God" not in small capitals in original text, and retained as such here (thanked be God)