examinations in History and Geography, and be thus suitable for school use. Each paper has been rendered, as far as possible, complete in itself, so as to form a subject for a lecture or classlesson before being used as an examination paper. Part II., Language and Literature, and Part III., Elementary Mathematics, are now published; and the fourth and concluding part will soon be ready. I trust that the completed work will be found to contain all that is necessary for preparing students for the New University Examinations, and for the examinations for appointments in the Army and Civil Service, as well as for matriculation at the Universities. BRIDGWATER, January 1st, 1859. |
