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vss the wife Of Rev Russell g. Cook, Secretary Of the
American Tract Society. and readed during her mar
ned life In NewYork, where ale died IN ls43 EajoJ
ing the advantages Of superior education, and gtsd
with uncommon natural powers she was remsrkabletor
the active part which abe took in the various religious
enterprises Of the day. and her besutI ezenpH6e.ton
Of the Christian character IN al the reistons Of life
The biography written with modesty and good taste
1t ses forth the virtues Of an admirable woman
without pretsnsion or exzsgeEsuOn-
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IL" The HERoIsEs OF HIsroRY," by JoHy
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~ "AsALYsIs OF DRANATIc AND ORAT0RI-
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