Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-03-14

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In tlIs number we have the second letter on
Juliet by Lady Helena Martin, in which she ex-
plains her conception of the character, follow
lI'K Its devsl"pm' nj closely through tic entire
play. In Tine Fixed Period" one IA tepInteS ~
think tho President OF Britannia a trlfe pro,v,
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"k"Ya"ce in Business chat about the Roth
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HARPEn's MAGAZINE for March is q beautiful
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frontispiece. Fallen Short. )" from E. A.. } bbey's
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titled Typical J"urneyings AID Gentry Lif.
in Mexico" A biographical sketch of Paul Bert.
Gamhetta'S Minister OF l rstructinn, with an nc
count of his expose of Jesnitism, j. contributed
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Song of Roland"-the earliest Christian enie-is
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The MURDERER OF GArF1ELr.-T, is no doubt
TO be REGRETTED that people will insist en- hear
ing repeated the annals of crime but as long
- the fatal fascination prevails. it is better
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