WEBSTER'S History of the United States.
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 AND SOLD BY HIM AT D OTHER BOOKSELLERS. HByHlS History is recommended to the use N of schools by the Faculty of Yale and Middlcbury Colleges, and by many of our best scholars. It contains great variety Cf important facts not to be found in any similar work. The authors researches have disclo- sed the original scat of the English and Ger man nations, and tho relation of their early history displays tho power and excellence of Christianity in civiliZing & humanizing men. The author is probably the only writer of A. mcrican History for Schools who lived dur ing the Revolution, and observed the passing events of that and tho subsequent period to the formation of tho Constitution. This cir cumstance has enabled him to relate facts from personal kno,rledge, and he has related many facts found in no history but his own What is equally important, his habits of in- vcstigation have enabled him 10 correct errors and supply many defects of other histories.

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