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THE QUARTERLY REVIEW,
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CONTENTS:-

I. Difficulties of Railway Engineering.
11. The Peerage of England.
111. Tobias Smollett.
IV. Wiltshire.
V. Church Extension.
VI. Sense of Pain in Men and Animals.
VII. Woolwich Arsenal.
VIII. The Future Management of India.
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