18 Pamphlets by R. D. Owen — “A Lecture on Consistency;’’ Situations — Lawyers, Clergy, Physicians, Men and Women ; ” “Darby and Susan: a Tale of Old England;” ‘•Wealth and Misery ; ” “ Neurology : an Account of some Experiments in Cerebral Physiology;” “Sermon on Free Enquiry,” etc. Id. each. P. ^d. Or the whole free for (id. Letter to the Abbe Raynal, in correction of liis Account of the Revolution in America. By Tuoiias Paink, with correspondence between the writer and George Washington, ot pp.. stitched in wrapper (published at 6d.), free 3d. Address delivered by Robert Owen on the Oj>ening of the Institution for the Formation of Character at New Lanark, on January 1st, 1816, being the first public announcement of the discovery of the Infant School System. Demy 8vo, 32 pp.. stitched in wrapper, free 2d. An Enquiry into the Nature of Responsibility, as deduced from Savage Justice, Civil Justice, and Social Justice ; with some Remarks upon the Doctrine of Irresponsibility as taught by Jesus Christ and Robert Owen ; also upon the Responsibility of Man to God. By T. Simmons Macintosh, author of “ The Electrical Theory of the Universe.” 124 pp., 6d. P. Hd. The Life and Writings of Joseph Priestley. Paper covers, Id. Personal Narrative of Travels in Eastern Lands, principally Turkish, in 1833, in a Series of Letters, 67 in all. By Professor F. W. Newslan. The letters are full of most interesting matter concern- ing Eastern Social and Political Life. Crown 8vo, paper covers, 120 pages of close print, 6d. P. l^d. Household Words. — Conducted by Ciiaules Dickens. Strongly bound. Each volume, 2s. ; published at os. 6d. ■Vol. 9 contains the whole of the essays on Turkey and Greece, by G. A. Sala, under the title “A Roving Englishman," written at the close of the Crimean War. Vol. 14 contains the story of “The Wreck of the Golden Mary.” also the famous papers by G. A. Sala, •• A Journey due North," and “ A Journey to Russia.” Pamphlets by G. J. Holyoake. — *• AVorking-class Representa- tion and its Conditions and Consequences : ” “ Outlaws of Free- thought ; ” “ The Limits of Atheism ; or. Why Should Sceptics be Outlaws ; ” “ The Social Means of Promoting Temperance," with remarks on errors in its advocacy ; A New Defence of the Ballot ; ” •• Life and Last Days of Robert Owen, of New Lanark ; ” ‘‘ The Suppressed Lecture at Cheltenham ; ” “ Public Lessons of the Hangman.” The lot, post free, 8d. Indian Infanticide : its Origin. Progress and Suppression. Con- taining a largo amount of information respecting the Social Life of the Hindus. 260 pp.. Is. 6d. P. 4d.
