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“So graphic, so life-like, so dramatic a historian as Michelet, we know not where
else to look for. The countries, the races of men, the times, pass vividly before you,
as you peruse his animated pages, where we find nothing of diffuseness or irrelevancy.
It is a masterly work, and the publishers are doing the reading public a service
by producing it in so unexceptionable and cheap an edition.”

—Tribune.

HISTORY
OF THE
ROMAN REPUBLIC.

One handsome 12mo. volume. [Nearly ready.]

“M. Michelet, in his History of the Roman Republic, first introduces the reader
to the Ancient Geography of Italy; then by giving an excellent picture of the present
state of Rome and the surrounding country, full of grand ruins, he excites in the
reader the desire to investigate the ancient history of this wonderful land. He next
imparts the results of the latest investigations, entire, deeply studied and clearly
arranged, and saves the uneducated reader the trouble of investigating the sources,
while he gives to the more educated mind an impetus to study the literature from
which he gives very accurate quotations in his notes. He describes the peculiarities
and the life of the Roman people in a masterly manner, and he fascinates every
reader, by the brilliant clearness and vivid freshness of his style, while he shows
himself a good historian, by the justness and impartiality with which he relates and
philosophizes.”

THE LIFE
OF
MARTIN LUTHER,
GATHERED FROM HIS OWN WRITINGS
By M. Michelet: translated by G. H. Smith, F. G. S.

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This work is not an historical romance, founded on the life of Martin Luther,
nor is it a history of the establishment of Lutheranism. It is simply a biography,
composed of a series of translations. Excepting that portion of it which has reference
to his childhood, and which Luther himself has left undescribed, the translator
has rarely found occasion to make his own appearance on the scene. * * * * *
It is almost invariably Luther himself who speaks, almost invariably Luther related
by Luther.

—Extract from M. Michelet's Preface.

THE PEOPLE.

TRANSLATED BY G. H. SMITH, F. G. S.

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“This book is more than a book; it is myself, therefore it belongs to you. * *
Receive thou this book of “The People,” because it is you—because it is I. * *
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have picked it up upon the roads. Chance loves to favor those who follow out one
continuous idea. Above all, I have found it in the recollections of my youth. To
know the life of the people, their labor and their sufferings, I had but to interrogate
my memory.

—Extract from Author's Preface.

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