3 The REV. WILLIAM MONK announces the following Series of New Books for Publication, which are in various stages of preparation, and will be successively issued as soon as they are ready. I. CENTRAL AFRICA; ITS TRAVELLERS AND THEIR EXPLORATIONS. This will be a sort of Tract-Manual, having for its object the plain statement of the leading features of the startling and important results of the Explorations of Livingstone, Barth, Burton, Speke, Petherick, Krapf, &c., in the Central and Equatorial regions. II. CENTRAL AFRICA; ITS MISSIONS AND MISSIONARIES. This is designed to be uniform in size and price with No. I., but different in detail, since its object is to meet the wants of the religious reader with regard to Missionary work in Africa, in accordance with his disposition and ability to forward such operations. Nos. I. and II. will give information on the joint questions of African Commerce, Civilization, and Evangelization: or, taken separately, they will meet the more particular views of different persons on one or other of these questions. The price will be about 4d. each. III. MODERN EUROPEAN FOOTPRINTS IN AFRICA. The design of this book is to digest and arrange the explorations of all the modern European travellers in Africa, 4. especially in the equatorial and central regions. In the introduc tion will be given a résumé of the general state of European travel in Africa; not omitting the geographical knowledge possessed of Africa by the Ancients, as far as we are acquainted with that knowledge. The Author concludes (although so many works are now being published on Africa, more or less important and full of interesting and valuable information), that a digest of this information, in an accessible volume, is absolutely necessary in order to meet the wants of a large class of readers who either have not time, inclination, or opportunity for reading large and expensive books. IV. AFRICAN SLAVERY; ITS HISTORY, CAUSES, CURSE, AND CURE. It is obvious that the task implied in the above title is a difficult and perilous one. Difficult, in the respect that the materials for the successful accomplishment of such an undertaking are so multifarious and widely scattered; and perilous, in the particular that such a work badly done had almost better be left alone. 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