A Review of the Latest Edition of the Work: Its Chapter on China A Maxvat of rwe Wont's: Moxerany:
William F. Spalding. Lon: Emngham Wilson, 1926.
Tate's "Modern Cambist"" first issued in A. D. 1829. The publication will soon claim the rare distinction of looking back upon a full century of its existence. The original publisher was Effingham Wilson and the printers for the first edition were Messrs. Adlard Son, London. It must be a matter of' great satisfaction and pride to both the publishers and the printers to have the imprimatur of their names indicate that they have continued to act in the original eapacity for nearly 100 years.
The "Cambist" has always been in great demand as a standard work of reference and as such has during recent years been published simultaneously in New York,
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