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PERVERSION; or, the Causes and
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CONTENTS.
Chap. 3—The German Teacher
„ 6—Life in Barracks
„ 7—Prophets Unveiled
„ B—Tutors and Undergraduates
„ 9—Ultra-Protestants of the Town
„ 11—Anglo-Catholics of the Suburb
„ 12—Free Thought at Oxford
„ 16). Mormon Menage
„ 19—The Champions of Progress
„ 22—Attorney and Client
„ 23—The Trial
„ 26—The Island of the Blest
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„ 29—From Darkness to Light
„ 30—Death at Scutari

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