PRIMERS IN SCIENCE, HISTORY, AND LITERATURE.
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SCIENCE PRIMERS. Cher Physios BlLPoiiii Stbw.mc Physical Geography. ..A. i-Eiiit: Geology A. Gkuet Physiology M. Foste: Astronomy J. N. Locktei II.— Edited by J. R. GREEN, ! Malory ol Oxford.
HISTORY PRIMERS. Greece C. A.Fyttb, ' Old Greek Life,,.. J. P. Mil Rome M. Cimswuton. , Roman Antiquities. Europe .. ■ ™ Oa &/io»l of Modern HI,— Edited hy J. R. GREEN, M. A.
LITERATURE PRIMERS. English Grammar R. Memos. Shakespeare E. Dnwrait. English Literature Stoppord Greek Literature R.C.Jhbb. English Grammar Exercises, Classical Geography M. F. B. Mohrts. English Composition J. Nichm. (OOcrs in frtfnrahm.)
The object or these primers li to convey information In such a manner as to make It both inteltisibl.i and interesting to very yonnp pupils, nod so to dis- cipline their minds as it) incline thorn In more systematic n flu r-shi dies. In Ihe Science Series some simple eiperiments have been devised, lending np to tha chier truths of each science. By thie means Ihe pupil's interest Is eicited, ncd the memory is improved so an to retain without difficulty the forts brought tinder observation. The woodcut? which lllnotralo these primers serve the same purpose, embellishing nnri explaining the teit nt the same time.
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