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Author	Kingsley, Charles, 1819-1875.
Title	The limits of exact science as applied to history : an inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Cambridge / by the Rev. Charles Kingsley, M.A., professor of modern history in the University of Cambridge, chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, & rector of Eversley.
Publication Info.	Cambridge ; London : Macmillan and Co., 1860 (Cambridge : C.J. Clay, M.A. at the Univeristy Press)

Location	Call No.	Status
Closed Stack	907 K CS	ASK AT CIRCULATION DESK

Description	[8], 72, 23, [1] p. ; 19 cm.
Note	Printer statement on p. [4], facing t.p. and at foot of p. 72. Printer statement of the publisher's catalogue at foot of p. [24] (termianal page).
	Publisher's catalogue on 24 numbered p. at end. Advertisement ("Lately published") on back cover.
	Binding: buff paper over boards; printed in black.
	Author's works listed on p. [6], 1st group.
Local Note	Library copy in original binding.
Subject	Kingsley, Charles, 1819-1875 -- Bibliography.
	Macmillan & Co. -- Catalogs.
	History -- Study and teaching.
Genre or Form	Publishers' catalogs -- England -- Cambridge -- 1860.
	Publishers' advertisements -- England -- London -- 1860.
	Contemporary bindings (Binding) -- England -- Cambridge -- 1860.
	Publishers' catalogs -- England -- London -- 1860.
	Publishers' advertisements -- England -- Cambridge -- 1860.
	Contemporary bindings (Binding) -- England -- London -- 1860.
Added Author	C.J. Clay, printer.
	Cambridge University Press.
	Richard Clay and Sons, printer.
	Macmillan & Co., publisher.
	Macmillan & Co. New works and new editions published by Macmillan and Co.
Added Title	Inaugural lecture delivered before the University of Cambridge
	Select list of new works and new editions published by Macmillan and Co.

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