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Already the history of the Bonaparte family is a marvellous one, and none can predict the unwritten history that still belongs to it. In the book before us this history is brought down to the very latest period, in a work of over six hundred pages. It follows the fortunes of all the Bonapartes since the great one, and supplies a source of information that has been very much needed. Contemporaneous history is the most difficult of all to become versed in; and every book which assists in the difficult task should meet a welcome reception.-Buffalo Express. The present is a favorable time for the appearance of this large, splendid and interesting york. The eyes of the world are fixed upon the Emperor of France, a Bonaparte who has displayed as remarkable qualities as have ever been found combined in one man. Here we have portraits and biographies of the members of this distinguished family, and the volume will be found to possess more than romantic interest. 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The smaller general Epistles, with Revelations, will be added in a supplementary volume, when they are completed in Germany. The great value of this Commentary is universally acknowledged among scholars. It was designed by its author not merely for critics, but for pastors and theological students. While it is profoundly learned, it is also deeply evangelical, and displays everywhere a hearty sympathy with the spirit of the sacred writings. Theological professors and students, teachers and members of Bible classes, and all diligent students of the Scriptures, will find it a storehouse of instruction of inestimable utility. We but utter the unanimous voice of the religious press when we pronounce it by far the best continuous Commentary on the Scriptures in the English language, and among the best in any language. The Publishers have made a heavy investment in the enterprise, and offer it at a low price; more than one third less than the Edinburgh edition. The sale thus far has more than answered their anticipation, and they confidently expect that it will be speedily and generally adopted as THE GREAT COMMENTARY OF THE AGE. TESTIMONIALS. From the REV. A. M. CRAWFORD, D. D., President of Mercer University, Penfield, Ga. Olshausen's Commentary I regard as one of the most valuable contributions to Biblical knowledge that has appeared in modern times. While I differ from him in some important particulars, I have no hesitation in recommending his work to all who desire to be aided in investigating truth. From the REV. PHILIP SCHAFF, D. 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