No member shall draw more than two volumes at a time. He shall not retain a book longer than two weeks without renewal, nor longer than four weeks without a special dispensation from the Society; and every member shall incur a penalty of five cents per week for each volume which is retained after the time specified above for retaining books of the Library-BY-LAWS, SEC. 8. RULE 2.

UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

SACRED AND PROFANE,

4. Pomeroy Androus.

FROM THE

CREATION OF THE WORLD, TO THE YEAR 1818,

OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA:

IN THREE PARTS.

WITH

AN APPENDIX.

AND

A CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.

BY FREDERICK BUTLER, A. M.

Author of the Catechetical Compend of General History,

DISTRICT OF COnnecticut, ss.

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"Sketches of Universal History, sacred and profane, "from the creation of the world, to the year 1818, of "the christian era: in three parts, with an Appendix, "and a chronological table of contents. By Frederick "Butler, A. M. author of the Catechetical Compend of "General History.”

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R. I. INGERSOLL, Clerk

of the District of Connecticut.

A true copy of record, examined and sealed by me,

R. I. INGERSOLL, Clerk

Lincoln & Stone, Printers.

of the District of Connecticut.