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George W. Btrnap, anthor Of Lectures Young Men.


Lectures on Sph're aTs Dulles OF Woman, &c. vol.


l2mo. Baltimore Cushing ( Brother. New.York


&C. s. Francis L Go.


The popularity OF the oral lectures of the Rev.
author, seems to have suggested this more perman-
snt preservation of their matter. They claim to
uubody the result of seventeen years dligent in
estigation directed to :he study of the Scriptures,
si,h the best aids of theological science, and are
attended to enable their readers to perusc their
Bibles with more pleasure, intelligence, and edii-
sation,-an end which they seem well adapted to
fill. The author eschews especially all sec,arian
ism, end dwes on the fundamental facts Of
Christianity, which he illustrates by reference to
he history of the nations of as,quty and examines
onder the heads of historical facts, doctrines, opn
ions, and phraseology.