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D,AualsNEs HlsToRY OF THE REFoRMArIos.
The following notice OF Mr.. Taylor's edition Of
this valuable work is from the Journal Of Com
mcrcc, in which we fully concur:


"a clergyman of this city, whose opinion on
such subjects is entitled to universal confidence,
says:


"'I have read the Rev. Mr.. Daltons abridge.
ment of D'Auaignc's History, as reprinted BY
Mr.. Taylor, and have fully compared 1t with Mr..
Carter's edition of the original work. ] am free
to say that think the abridgement is made with
great fidelity and sound judgement. 1t consists
almost wholly of the authors own words, and
embraces those parts which are of most prom.
nent interest. Doubtless those who can command
the time will prefer to read the original work but
those who wish to have the substance OF the work
in less compass, will here find 1t faithfully con.
dcnsed by one who entered into the true splnt OF
D.Aubigne. Both editions believe calculated 10
be emnenty useful, and wish to both the widest
circulation


The work is printed on good type, contains 441
pages, and is sold at the exceedingly low price of
50 cents