THE GRENVILLE AND STOWE PAPERS.

Now ready, 2 vols. 8vo., 32_s._ (to be completed in Four Volumes),

THE CORRESPONDENCE of GEORGE GRENVILLE, and his brother Earl

Temple, their Friends and Contemporaries, including Mr.

Grenville's Diary of Events. Edited by WILLIAM JAMES SMITH, ESQ.,

formerly Librarian at Stowe.

"There is scarcely a letter or a page in these volumes which does

not tend to elucidate some obscure point in the history of the

period.... We must be contented with the expression of our opinion

as to the great historical value of this work, and our

satisfaction at the able and careful manner in which it has been

prepared and edited."--_Athenæum._

JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle Street.

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