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His notes on the Acts will certainly enhance his reputation, and form a valuable commentary on one of the most important books of the New Testament.... All these books are, in fact, a valuable addition to our Biblical expositions, original contributions to a subject of transcendant importance; and while they cannot fail to be valued by those for whom they are expressly designed, we have a shrewd suspicion that they will be still more highly appreciated by minds of a riper order. The maps which most of the manuals contain are beautifully executed, and will be a great aid to the intelligent study of the Scriptures. Canon Perowne, to whom the general editorship of the series has been entrusted, may be congratulated on the success which the scheme has so far achieved. The Cambridge Bible for Schools' is one of the most popular and useful literary enterprises of the nineteenth century."-Baptist Magazine. "THE CAMBRIDGE BIBLE FOR SCHOOLS-The Second Epistle to the Corinthians. 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