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ANDERSON-AMERICA NOT DISCOVERED BY CO- LUMBUS. A historical Sketch of the Discovery of America by the Norsemen in the lolh century. By Prof. R. B. Ander- son. With an Appendix on the Historical, Literary and Scien- tific value of the Scandinavian Languages. i2mo, cloth, $i.
" A valuable addition to American history." — Notes and Queries^ London.
ANDERSON-NORSE MYTHOLOGY; or, the Religion of our ForefatherSc Containing all the Myths of the Eddas carefully systematized and interpreted; with an Introduction, Vocabulary and Index. By R. B. Anderson, Prof of Scandi- navian Languages in the University of Wisconsin. Crown 8vo, cloth, $2.50; cloth, gilt edges, $3; half calf, $4.50.
" Prof. Anderson's work is incomparably superior to the already existing books of this order." — Scribner's Moitihiy.
" The exposition, analysis and interpretation of the Norse Mythology leave nothing to be desired. The whole structure and framework of the system are here; and, in addition to this, copious literal translations from the Eddas and Sagas show the reader something of the literary form in which the system found permanent record. Occasionally entire songs or poems are presented, and, at every point where they could be of service, illustrative extracts accompany the elucidations of the text." — Appleton^s Journal.
ANDERSON -VIKING TALES OF THE NORTH. The
Sagas of Thorstein, Viking's son, and Fridthjof the Bold. Trans- lated from the Icelandic by Prof. R. B. Anderson; also TEG- NER'S FRIDTHJOF'S SAGA, translated by George Ste- phens. In one volume, i2mo, cloth, $2.
'* Prof. Anderson's book is a very valuable and important one." — The Nation.
" A charming book it is. Your v/ork is in every way cleverly done. These quaintly delightful sagas ought to charm many thousands of readers, and your translation is of the best." — Prof. Willard Fiske, Cornell University.
BURRIS-THE TRINITY. By Rev. F. H. Burris. With an Introduction by Joseph Haven, D.D., LL.D. i2mo, clo., $1.50.
"One of the most unique, sincere and thorough discussions of the subject of the Trinity which we have ever seen." — American Wesleyan, New York.
CAREW-TANCLED. A Novel. By Rachel Carew. Square i6mo, cloth, $1.
A beautiful and sparkling tale of an Alpine watering place.
" The flirtation which gives its title to this very bright little novel is one of the oddest, funniest and most original affairs we ever read of. We have en- joyed a very hearty laugh over the situation." — Inter-Ocean.
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