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2 vols. Gray . . . . 1vol. ** It is by far the best edition of these poets that has ever beenissued in this country ; fully equal to the English, of which theyare an exact reprint, and at just one half the cosf — BostonAiUu, ^ We cannot too warmly commend the series to our read-ers. — Southern Literary Oazette. ** We do not know any other edition of the Enelish Poetswhich combine so many excellencies. — BibUotheca Sacra, ** This series of the British Poets is the best edition we haveever seen.'* — LouttvilU Journal ** Werej^ard it as the mcst beautiful and conT0iiientTt5!^reditioD of the Briti&li Poets yet publbhed-^' — FhiiaddpfUa Jif*ButUtin. " We have before alluded to tliis e^icelletit publtRhing entef-prUe iu tenrrs of hearty com mendiiti on/'- — N^ Y, Tribune^ " The publisliers of this editJon Uuve projected a series 6f thaGlaEgiG PoeCa of Great Brittiln Ti'hich h reiilly fiatonishing'T eveain this age of enterpme. Tlie tnngnitude tTf the plan will atonco c^mmeDd It&eirto geneml egCeem. ... In view of the"whol© sweep of modem J iter dry epterprL^e^ wo reailv knownothing of rnoro importance or more worth v of the comiiU ann*port of the American public, than this Boston edition of theEngli!*h Poets. , . . There la na book-shelf in the countrythat can arford to have the cdltinrt wanting on its Bhclpes, with-out dezradinp its* o wrier beneath his propi^f dignity as &n intel-lectuEiI mnn^'^ — N. Y, Timet. *^ A fairer pritited, a more tastefnl, or a more valuable set ofbookfi cannot bo placed in any library/' — Jf. K OiurUr eind ** We cannot too Btrnnglv recommend this beantifiiji editionof the Engl i fib Poet!?," ^Purikm Jit^vardf^r. '^If is incompiinibly the best edition of the British PoetaovetoSfercd to the public/and should be overlooked by none collect-ing a library/^ — Southern PtaL ^* All persons who^ standard of home comfort embrace* morethan ony single Tjook-E^heir, mu=it have the BritiBh Poet^in iomeforoii aad they may bo sure that they will never be able to pro-cure them in, a more eonveuieriit uiid eeonoinieal form than tha£iwhich these volumes wear.'* — Oiriatiaa Ji^xaminRr. "We hope ths^ ^jublisbers will find, cia they deser^'e, a large salefor this best edition of the Poets. It is^ o!" all others, the mostelt^jible library edition thjit can be procured." — dndftnaii Ga-xetie* " We hope the day is not distant when this splendid editionof the British Poet's w^ill form a part of every Public ScbftalLibrary In the irjiited States**' — JV. T. Mrrm\ "The edition is all that could be wished in every respect.Beautifully printed oti the Que'i^t paper, plainly but handsomelybotind, the volumes will enrich any ishelf that may reeeivethem- ' ^ — Wiif'Ct^Ma ' FatiiitUii m ,
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