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by G. P. Putnam's sons. The demand for the BOOK
seems to fix the value Of its amusing qualities.

by G. p. Putnams Sons. The demand Tor tne pooA
seems to fix the value Of its amusing qualities.
correspondent asks how he can obtain II. H.
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the published price being one guinea, and my re-
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him.
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lately published by D. Lothrop & Co.
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Suggested in Palestine 1885," is said to be written
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knowledge. 1t will deal with antiquities, history,
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other subjects. How many volumes it may extend
to- nobody has yet stated is it at all likely that
a corps of specialists each working out theory of
his own for the satisfaction of q Royal editor, VIII
be found to err much the side of brevity One OF
tie questions to be treated at length Is described IN
the programme as THE Mutual Influence OF the
various parts of the Empire upon each other" and
there are also TO be extended essays on the Ruling
House" "The Monarchy Within and Without
and "The Position Of Austria-Hungary as a Euro
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Acm tlu Siica,ions.
NACMILLAN'S
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NEW VOLUMES.
BETHESDA.
rv BARBARA ELBDN, limo, 81.


Ey BARBARA ELBON limo 81.
"W take rank with the ha:lozen WORKS OF fiction that
have rendered the last welvenon.h somewhat noteworthy
period il the development Of Am rc N literature.
The passages quoted will indicate sufficiently well the whole
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tro and rr,ruoses IF real living persons The book
destined 10 be widely and almost widely apart VIII be
the views concerning it,. Christian at Work
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The life OF Marcus Aureus has before been written
in the English language without tolerablv COM
ee acquaintance state OF Christianity at that time
we can form no lust conception Marcuss religious charac
fer Itbas been deemed wso however consider only those
characterstcsof Christianity which then most prou
ncnt and which furnished basis FOR tho attitude taken by
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onesdei picture Of Christianity Tho reign Of Marcus u
reliu. marks period extremely rife in herey and 10 was
mainly with an heretcaI Christianity that the Emperor was
brought face to face,-tExtract from Preface.
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