WORKS BY THE REV. CHARLES KINGSLEY.

CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO THE QUEEN, RECTOR OF EVERSLEY,

AND PROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

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THE LIMITS OF EXACT SCIENCE
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LIFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF

M. DE TOCQUEVILLE.

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PICTURES OF OLD ENGLAND.

By Dr. REINHOLD_PAULI.

Translated, with the author's revision, by E. C. OTTÉ. With a Map of London in the Thirteenth Century.

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CONTENTS:

1. CANTERBURY AND THE WORSHIP OF ST. THOMAS À BECKET. II. MONKS AND MENDICANT FRIARS.

III. PARLIAMENT IN THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY.

IV. ENGLAND'S EARLIEST RELATIONS TO AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

V. THE EMPEROR LOUIS IV. AND KING EDWARD III.

VI. THE HANSEATIC STEEL YARD IN LONDON.

VII. TWO POETS, GOWER AND CHAUCER.

VIII. JOHN WICLIF.

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