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A HISTORY of SPANISH LITERATURE. With Criticism on Particular

Works, and Biographical Notices of Prominent Writers. By GEORGE

TICKNOR, Esq.

"Ticknor's 'History of Spanish Literature' is a masterly

work."--_Alex. von Humboldt._

"A record which will be read with general satisfaction, and will

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"The excellent 'History of Spanish Literature.'"--_Lord Mahon's

Address to the Society of Antiquaries._

"A masterly performance, and which perhaps, of all compositions

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JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle Street.

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