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| HAMILTON'S LECTURES.
Lectures on Metaphysics. By SIR WILLIAl
HAMILTON, Bart Prot, of Logic and Metaphysics il
the University of Edinburgh. Edited by Prof. Man
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THE LIFE OF JOHN MILTON.
Narrated in connection with the Political, Ecclesias
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Nehemiah. Model for Business Men, BY Rev
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