Lea And Blanchard's Publications. Niebuhr's Rome

THE HISTORY OF ROME,

BY B

G. NIEBUHR.

COMPLETE IN TWO LARGE OCTAVO VOLUMES.

Done up in extra cloth; or five parts, paper, price $1.00 each.

The but three parts of this valuable book have never before been published in this country, having only lately been printed in Germany, and translated in England. The two last of these comprise Professor Niebuhr's Lectures on the latter part of Roman History, so long lost to the world.

"It is an unexpected surprise and pleasure to the admirers of Niebuhr - that is, to all earnest students of ancient history - to recover, as from the grave, the lectures before us."- Eclectic Review.

"The world has now in Niebuhr an imperishable model." - Edinburgh Review, Jan. 1844.

"Here we close our remarks upon this memorable work, a work which, of all that have appeared in our age. is the best fitted to excite men of learning to intellectual activity: from which the must accomplished scholar may gather fresh stores of knowledge, to which the most experienced politician may resort for theoretical and practical instruction, and which no person can read as it ought to be read, without feeling the better and more generous sentiments of his common human nature enlivened and strengthened." - Edinburgh Review.

"It is since I saw you that I have been devouring with the most intense admiration the third volume of Niebuhr. The clearness and comprehensiveness of all his military details is a new feature in that wonderful mind, and how inimitably beautiful is that brief account of Terni." - Dr Arnold (Life, vol. ii).

Professor Ranke's Historical Works

HISTORY OF THE POPES,

THEIR CHURCH AND STATE, IN THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES BY LEOPOLD RANKE.

TRANSLATED FROM THE LAST EDITION OF THE GERMAN, BY WALTER K. KELLY, ESQ., B. A.

In two parts, paper, at 81.00 each, or one large volume, extra cloth.

"A book extraordinary for its learning and impartiality, and for its just and liberal views of the times it describes. The best compliment that can be paid to Mr. Ranke, is, that each side has accused him of partiality to its opponent; the German Protestants complaining that his work is written in too Catholic a spirit; - the Catholics declaring, that generally impartial as he is, it is clear to perceive the Protestant tendency of the history." - London Times.

THE TURKISH AND SPANISH EMPIRES,

IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY AND BEGINNING OF THE SEVENTEENTH, BY PROFESSOR LEOPOLD RANKE.

TRANSLATED FROM THE LAST EDITION OF THE GERMAN, BY WALTER K. KELLY, ESQ.

Complete in one part, paper, price 75 cents.

This work was published by the author in connexion with the "History of the Popes." under the name of "Sovereigns and Nations of Southern Europe, in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries."It may be used separately, or bound up with that work, for which purpose two titles will be found in it.