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" Mr. Robertson, of Brighton, is a name £Euniliar to most of us, and honoured by all to whom
it is familiar. A true servant of Christ, a bold and heart-stirring preacher of the Gospel, his
teaching was beautified and intensified by genius. New truth, new light, streamed firom each
well-worn text when he handled it. The present volume is rich in evidence of his pious, nuuoly,
and soaring faith, and of his i)ower not only to point to heaven, but to lead the way." — Globe.
" These sermons are fall of thought and beauty. There is not a sermon in the series tiiat
does not furnish evidence of originality without extravagance, of discrimination without tedious-
ness, and of piety without cant or conventionalism." — British Quarterly.
" Very beautiful in feeling and occasionally striking and forcible in conception to a remarkable
degree."— <?Mardtan.
** We should be glad if all preachers more united with ourselves preached such sermons as
these."— CArw^ton Remembrancer.
VI.
LIFE IN ANCIENT INDIA.
By MRS. SPEIR.
With Sixty Illustrations by G. Scharp. . Svo, price \6s,,

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" Whoever desires to have the best, the completest, and the most popular view of what
Oriental scholars have made known to us respecting Ancient India must peruse the work of
Mrs. Speir ; in which he will find the story told in clear, correct, and unaffected English. The
book is admirably got up." — Examiner.
