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Aporg other articles in this Issue are THE
United States After the Revolution by John
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Literary Notes.
The name of Louise Michels new novel is Les
Microbes
FL r. Keenans new novel, The Aliens, will be
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The Aston Library was used last year By Y. 584
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DR.. Howard Crosby and Prof. A. A. Hodge
will discuss church union in the March Century.
James Russell Lowell Is contributor to the
Forthcoming number Of tho New Princeton
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An American guest at wedding In the house
Of an Indian nabob at Calcutta was surprised as
we'll as gratified to see upon the library shelves
full set Of Rolfe's Shakespeare.