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Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
FOURTH EDITION,


A large congregation allied the Second
Baptist church last night 10 hear thel
reInperance workers, Maybee and
Enaiish. Mr. May oe hrst addressed
the meeting. He IL very hoarsA from
CONSTANT apenkinq q, but still his remarks
are fluent and ofIsu eloquent. His de-
scripsion OF man suffering with the
dtlirium tremrps was graphic and im-
pressive. He knew what it was. for, 20
use bis Own language, he had peen
thsre.
He very hlghly complimented the
ladies' W. @. +. u, for their earnest
oGorts In th4 cause Of Temperance. He
appealed tor general support 81 the
cause and ha believed that good hsr.
vest would be the result OF their labors
in Wilmingtou.
mir Enslish after sing,ng the "Demon
Il % rum" made really an eloquent AND
effective SPEECH, most OF it personal 70
| himself ~ q reformed man. He said be
| was asked by person present whether
there could 10 any permanent reform
| for n u,an addicted to the use OF intoxi'
| eating drink without the assisting grace
1 OF God.
He said there wNs that be knew q
man who kept his pledge hve years
ilhout The grace Of God, but no was
ia the peniIenfiAry. He related many
Instances OF mon attempting Q rcforma
ton without the erAoa OF God, but tbeJ
mAds miserable failures Of 10. He re-
l4tsd An intereeting incident OF . maj
| In Pough keepsie, N. ", named Hughes.
| He did not believe there was . God
and often attempted TO reform, but n
often failed.
Driven TO desperation he determined
10 commit snicide and left for that pur
pose. Mr.. EnRlish says he watches
the papers every day tor long tim
expecting 70 hear OF Hughes bsinl
dshed up from the Hudson, or fonns
waugled on ms railroad. Abont
year after yards he was addressing
meeting In Brooklyn, At which he rels
| ted the circumstances about Hughes
| whom q fiue large man with flown
| black beard stood up In the audiepc
aud said "I am that man."
Iostssd OF committing suicide Hughe
visited Lis mother 10 a town In Ne,
Jersey When, through the prayers OF hi
mother aud the affection OF sister
was thoroughly reformed, IA be is MOI
an active worker In the cause OF TEN
perance. Mr.. English thought man
persona were discouraged and lost
, | uniting with churches IN which theI
ras no Temperance spirit, and whsI
| The leading members did not. want an.
| thing said about temperance.
Mr.. Burnett during the meeting Rav
4 | q corner colo, bis wife playing an orgs
J accompaniment.
I'll Mr., May ben made another speech an
gave an invitation To come forward an
sisn she pledge and receive the 70
dbhon decoration, An Invitation whic
8 vas accepted by many. Hold IN
Fort" was sung while the pledge wa
being signed.
II A meeting will bs held in the sam
! church this evening, and again o
Thursday evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

Annie Arnett OF ssaford. Della, got
tired of her husband Thomas Arnet'
a d disappeared last Wednesday will
frank Allison, n nondescript ind vid ia
who came 10 that town last summer q
= tramp. She took all her clothing ane
$50 iu cash belonging to her husband
and with her new lover bought tickets
for New York.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

This morning was the coolest uiorn
ing of the season. The thermomeier al
the REPUBLICAN oeice was 2 degrees
above zero 1t Sixth and Market, zero
at the new High School building,
below zero, Mt Rising Sun, below
ct Rockland. 3 below ut Csntreville, :
above at Newport. 3 above; nj New
Castle, up 70 o'clock to day, tho nner
curry had not raised more than 2 de
Rrees.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

NxwBURoH, N. Y, January linn,
Elisabeth Dubois. probably the oldes'
person In the State. has died In thii
city. aged one hundred ana ten years.
She was born a slave In Ulster County
aud was freed when the emancipation
law was passed In New York in 1897
She has resided here forty years. Shi
saw washipgfon's troops and thu
General himself in this city in 1888.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
view southern laaassr,es.

A New York shoe. manufacturer, who
has been prospecting in the South, has
purchased lot In Chattanooga, Tenn.
on which he will erect a large shoe factory.
Another New Yorker has purchased a site
In Chattanooga, on which he will erect q
spring bed factory. These enterprises
will give employment to number VI
skilled wOrkmen.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Di.so,u,,on OF ParsnersnIp.

The partnership heretofore existiDe
between John W. Barnett, j. Hay,
Gallagher and G. W. Kitselman, shoe
manufacturers, was dissolved January
Ist. Mr.. Barnett retiring. David Fox,
shoe manufacturer, 115 Market street,
being admitted. The Arm will here
after be Gallagher, Kitselman & Fox,
who will collect all money and pay al
bills contracted by the old firm.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

GHEhIFF'5 SALE-BY VIkTUE OF A
- writ OF Levaria FaeiAs, TO me dire cted
Will te exposed to Public Sale ~ the Dourt
House, on Market sIeet, between Teeth and
Eleventh Btrs cts IN the city OF Wilmington,
in rev Gaelic County, delaware, on
tn HsDAY. THE 18Th DAY VI JANU.
Any, 1883,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, via;
All that certain lot OF lAnd with q Two
story b'ick building thereon erected, situate
In the city Of WHINING ton, bounded 40 fol.
Ilows, 20 wit; Beginnins a. the eaBtsrly
side u Wollaston strest, between Eighth and
Ninth streets, leS fset I inches from Eishtf
| etroet e corner OF land Of Alexander KEEL
ley, thsncs easteFly thereby parallel I,
| kiv h'h street so feet, thence northerly par
allel 70 Woll,s on street Is feet incnes
lthense westerly through the middle Of th'
party aall 30 fSet 10 the said side OF WOnae
Ton street, and thence thereby s0utherly j.
feet inches 70 the place of beginning. Bool
TX, Vol. 8. psgs 81, etc.
Seizsd and taken IN execution ~ the DroI
Lefty Of Martha A. Mafis, fuTytvlLg NOR
gagor ana executrix Of Joshua Maris, d.
ceased, and I. I q, and to b. sold by
I'll THOMAS FORD Sheriff
sherit's Once. Wilmington, December 2
A. d., 1883. jana et
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Hello! Who's There?
100 EAST FIFTH STREET Is THE
III ~ rIaan are iIlaf hriulnn. o.,i

HOO EAST FIFTH STREET Is THEII
IN n place. We are inst driving out
tnis -four At ss.to barrel, and this new tn e
order for Camden. Unr tea II just the ~ Ash
ion; sofiee from 10 cents up 70 -. and aeIll on
coffee IL cleaned before It 10 roaf ssted; on
made made We know is excellent; saom,ny Al
cents per quart and beans at&R10 cents Hav
you tried our own brand sfsdf tomatoes: 3 Id
raisins, IS cents; 2lDs. f@evaporated paaohe
36 cents; 2 lbs pruper eflas, 20 cents hgs 10 mi
with prunollas M Gkss most delicious pie 4
cents, pltted. s. 9ferries, ~ cents q pound
Don't for2 Get onr good butter and this 400
syrup o. centaa quart. want TO tell 20
that u his lot Of potatoes arc going on fas
and NE next lot you will pay 90 cents
Ibuss bel. Potatoes are away up. Good butt
.ena fresh eggs, 7. ID. WEEKS, lo2 Ia
go nh street. iai2ot
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Phe w Gather

To morrow promises to be fair and
slightly warmer. ThuIs1a 2, fair II
partly cloudy. with slowly rising TEN
DefaLur6.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
rnc sIsnn ncneei msvsug.

The boys aud girls OF the High
School met this morning for the last
time In their usual place and when
school was dismissed 90 noon it vas
70 meet In the nev High School build
|ins ut Eighth and Adams arrests The
vacation Of No. I By the High School
leaves 900 empty seats.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

She STOOD 1T tho gate in the late
spring twilight, and when she said
E0od-b she felt neuralgia kiss her
roey cheek; but she only smiled, for
she hal Salvation OIL. the greatest cure
ON earth for rain.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

The sale OF cows advertised by 8.
Morris, Jr 10 TAKE place NJ OhAdds
Ford, on Thursday. the iath inst, has
hcen postponed.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is Tec0m.
nended by all druggists rs being q
purely vegetable nd reliable prepa
Ia,lon aUr V-Ssss. kEicc - S.s--.-.>
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

|CHERIYF'S sALE-BY vIRrUE OF A
- writ Of Lsvari FaciAs 10 me directed
will re exposed 70 public sale At tbs Uour'
HOUSE, on MArsot street. between Tenth and
Eleventh slFasts IN tho city Of n ilmington,
New Castle County, lei. on
|TU ESDAY, tn & 18TH DAY OF JANU-
Akl lisa,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
F,flietn y

william II. md ni4
nue.. near : yMsS
afsieth year ID III II 4
had not though n
children did ino o' !
him IN the o. tf.iar
| friends, surpri'x % |
/ presented him a IA
| ussful and OF l nadpr 4
| ing, singing s ,eT n
\ in regular orat;,I /
and upon ftla,,,,IrSi
| more happy -
.Prof. Crabt . o. N
Iii Thursdsy %
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

sALE-Bv vIRruB on a
@ris az LsvsFi Kaeias, 70 me ~
rscs.1. VIII No exposed 20 pnptc sale. ~ We
ast~i ngg occupied By Alexander y sxwttL
n Middietown' in 81 Georges HuniFeds
New Cassis County. DelA~srs, on
MONDAY, THE 18Th DAY or JAHV-
ANY, 1858,
81 3o'ciock, p. N.
the follouing. described real estate, via
All the following mentioned and dsn.rihea
.rast q land ~ s.s - nP .ns ssass u
RELAY are, bounded AID described e fol- ess,
va, . ~ sn.sn - the Kiyer ksad isadias fron
Odsssa 70 Povt Peap, and - Or se.r where
the bridge trcssea the saio resa Az fsnnans
uest 2os peaches % stare 10 me siore.aid
read. thenee BY other lands OF tne sntd
Josnua h Fsnntmors north 70 IL degrees
wsst % per hos and . 10 u . perch 70 stAhe
at the head Of diten, ,nssce VIII We eensLe
tAnoss North n degrees east ~ psreesa
and 40 OF psfeh. thenee north AZ 90
xrees west N pefches ADD $40 o. = Pefrh'
| thencs north 10 Ia desr ees eat ana IL Per
ssss and 10 Of ss, = ssss.. n ,s.s
puchss and 10 Of = psrcn. thynce norm Y
degrees west 10 pefehes and 10 o. a psrci
70 iow wassr marx 10 sppoQnl. imink eress
thence down said creek Aoa pinding tnere
| with the several courses sud dtstAtces there
al AZ psrchss 80 Measured 90 the fatars
tank 10 the azure aid pablo road and plac'
OF beginning. eontainfax lti serss and .
psrcses OF land. BOOK y, Vol ,. Is-E' -
with . two and . balf story nsms awtltnl
hoase, iArse ffame barn, frame Q. rfiat
home frame wagon house and other ost
\ buildings and improve nonts. Also, on
ItWo-story frame lsnsmeut hsuee.
ssired and taken In execution ~ IN
Iproper'y o. Joshua u. FsnimSre and Jon
"a. Josepns, and {. l.. and % be sold ~
THOMAS fDkD, sheriff
SHERIFF. Once, Wilmington, Dscs mues
la. ID lisa iAn2-st
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
SAVE MONEY,

The economical man al
ways keeps his weather eye
open for a chance to save
his money. He buys what
he needs, and drives a good
bargain whenever he can.
This is business, strictly bust
ness. We are prepared to
save the average working
man a weeks wages, if he
can find what he wants on
our Bare ain Tables, and we
are confident that he can dc
so. The Odds and Ends ir
lOvercosts are going out well
I$Io and $I2 are very low
prices for garments made t.
lsell for $I4 SIS, $IS anc
l$2o, but we must NOV
them.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

the following deseFlbed real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land and
twO-stoTy b ioE dwelling thereon erected,
stu lte in the city OF Wilmington, bon aded
ana described ~ fOliops, 70 witt
Beginning on the southerly side Of Eiev-
enth Ateeet 81 the distance Of one hundred
| feet westerly from the westerly side Of LON.
bard street, thence souiheriy parallel with
L0mb trd street seventy i've feet to . stake
thence westerly parallel with Eleventh
street 70 fest 70 another stake, thence nbrth-
erly parallel with Lombard street 10 feet u
the said southeriy lie Of Eleventh stree
and thence thereby eastsriy Is ieet TO thu
place OF beginning, be the contents thsrse
what they may. Book y, Vol.l2, Page sts
Ietc.
SeiIed adj taken IN execution As ths prop
srty OF Isaac Parker and Jane J. Parker, hi
"a, and {. ts, ana 70 be sold oy
TnUM AS FORD, Shsvin.
Sherin's cfiice, Wilmington, Decembe
~, AID, 1855. IsRet
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
BETTER THAI YOU EXPECT

Wllm lnhn lUU [M L6lI
Isn't there a temptation toI
the winter comfort fore
gone or neglected till now,
when you can get Heavy,
Warm, Winter Overcoats at
$500, So 90, So so :
mot all wool, but veryl
comfortable.
Storm Coats at
5000, $3.50 up to $25.oo|
l(with wide collar and long
/ skirt, double-lined.)
Tor, the Iron Clad (every
fibre woody 2 colors $1,000
; Or, a Conductors Overcoat,
blue, all wool. .........SI3.5o
slOr, Plain-Faced Beaver, blue
and black, $1,000 to $4,000
$ And Fur Beavers from
d 5000 to $45.oo
u Equal advantages to buy
,1,lour Oak Hall make Of Cloth
sling in Mems Suits |; ant
4 h Throughout cur Boys Cloth
70 70 ing.
% The .$2S Suits to Measure
and So Trousers to Measure
are moving business to brisk
Is mess. People are appre
~ =, hending that they are dom
:. better with their money tina
to is often possible.
70 Wanamaker & Brown
ey Oak Hall,
o Is. E. cor. Sixth and Marke
he PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
STATE OF the xnermomsser

81 tie REPUBLICAN, office In the shads
z O'clock 10 o'clock II o'nlntl
40 90 14O
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

CSHkhIFF.S sALE-Bx NlklUk OF a
- writ OF Leynri Faciaa to me directed,
viii be expoped 70 public ssle, the couri
House. 0u Market sreet. be wesn Tgnth
and eleventh streets, In the city o. WI
mington, New Csstle County, Del, on
THE 1871 DAY or JAN
GARY, 1850,
at o'clock, p. m,
tho following q sscrit ID reel estate, via:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with
. three story brick house thereon erocte'
situate In the city Of Wilminaton. In New
|Oastle Uounty aud state Of delaware, b un
ded and described as follows, 70 wit.
tsesinnins st . point on the souiherly
side OF Tenth street.. at the distance u ~
feet oasteTiy fr0m the eastsriy SIDE OF mhdi
son street, and running thence southerfy
/ pa aliel with Madison ftre.t and passing
Ithrough the middle OF the division well be
tween these premi e. and the house Adioin
/ ing on the vset ibs feet inches more or lea
TO the tine OF lAnd now or lAts Of Lewis 1ib
oous, thence Herewith sasteriy and parable
with Tepth street 20 feet 70 . snake In u.
middle distance between Madison and JET
ferson streets. thence By that line nor heril
p " kliel with Madison street. lts test inche
more or less TO u said side OF 1entn street
and thence thereby westerly - ieet 10 III
place fbaginning, 10 the contshts theroo
what they may. Book N. ! Vol. 10, y q
seissd aud taken in EXECUTION as the pro
Perty OF Louis n. Loxe and MARY y. Coxs
bis uifo, and I. T., And 70 be sold OF
fHOMAS FURD, sheriff.
20. 1855. ig-et
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

WANTED AN EXPERIEN e ID
w housekesper. Apply at Dos Orange
street. jl2 2ts
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w y. Y. C. & II. II. n. II. Co. Lessee ,,,,s,
TIE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF HE WORLD FAMED II | DS ~ LIVE
AROUND Z lOTHILLo OF CATSKILL MOUNT ?,
AND uHHoCGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
on and after Ma 20. 1886 trains will leave vested
ST. station a. follows
trains down station foot OF lay ST..
North River 20 minutes earlier than from foot VI West
4Xd.st
Detroit and Chicago $3.50 m. GOO SHOP. sleepers
81 louis 600. $40 p. m. sleepers through
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge. Falls - TO-
900 - 10 p SLEEPER. aud dra wing room cars
Uuca and syracuse. 800 IL 20 800 - 10 pm
highland. Po'ksepsie and KlnSsIon gao $780,
l25a ~ 365 % ~ D. H., aud Goo d. M for Kingston
saugerues aud Albany TO- gao. $3.50. 1925 m. 3d.
'o "si.kiii ~ ITO ESQ. ll:25s m; 800 $40 Pm.
rsnsons est Point, Corn all aud Sewburg :, 10 1l0
% 80 'iO.lO 1873 a 800. H. $40 NJ. aud 600
n u, for trAnsOn toruw all and Newburg
For Montreal and Canada East. 600 p. m
Hamilton. London .eUo - 600 $40 m Toronto.
20 30 a M. TOGO $40 y w.. ,.,,
.pay iDay except ssturdAy Other trains daily orceps
For ckets tables parlor sleeping car accommodS
tons information apply at ohcesi sroo nc a.
loot Of FgtoSsL New ioIx Cy Sss ~ sot vi u
Vest a2as and foot Of Jay at NORTH River wsstcosrs
HYpress VIII call for and check ba8g from hotels aud resi-
deaces orders can DO left At nekst onicea .vrr
yspdex,utAye General Passenger Age1A
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BOOhS or THE UEEK.

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Gfeamboais dr,o nailroa0s.
A -RONDoUT. KINGSTON and CATS.

A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATS.
@ ~ $500 ssss: 4 sai %::
Sfs. 81 S:'s T f% Es CITY
Ss rs too except
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
ss ava oys foo
lsyst svs1y vGs c .a a. connecting with tho Cats
~ '""'''D "a FARE SSLY oHE DOLLAR
Send to pier for Vs. Of 99s,S' a's s,. etc Of
FALL RIVER LINE:-For Boston, Newport,
.s.s VIE amt B
daily sunday sur, 'ncaasa, a's from rier q od Nol
EcHDSs g lo4t ,2:,, CITY go l. cosson
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Iro, EV YER. M Commencing Nav 49, 1888
&, - a. No. Rochs,ier and Montreal Cypress through draw
Ss 5S G III Sc yr,n.s q rte aqng ,opDSs
Ere and aTTvns Sessra and
Chicago S'i H1p sy drawing room car. 70 Canaan
dafua ocne'' %: Mssaa Fa y.s and Buffalo
$3.50 p. M. Albany. Troy saratoqs and Utica Express
til drawing cars roy. To Lake George satur
. p. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
Co., M Chicago and ST. Loas Exoress yith sleeping
coo and ST LOUIS p"i" 6ar Ns YORK Ss1p ah Ds.go chi
o & 70 o sfS sn van ss 70 70 s
ter ha s fs g with for HGca.
Chicago -lespng Water0wn and glensDurs daily
'stnrday '
nj liz Night E5pgs, With to Albany
for the North except Saturday night.
Tickets on sale AT Grant Central Depot, Rar,sry
Plce. Alb Broadway. Harlan Depot l25thst An ava
and at Wescots Express Odces Park NEAR Broai
way, la5 and 942 Broadway and 81 West l25h st. New
york. 5 ASH ngton and 73o Fulton Brooklyn 10
Attn. at, Williamsburg ~ -
Accompodatons drawing and seepng-car. can be
procured ~ OF the ticket Offices YORK CITY and
1913 Washing tOn-st. Brooklyn. '' -
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
'Ihese trains daily. All others daily except Sunday
tThsse trains stop at Harlem I25tl & and tthayel
J. ". TOUCEY, ID. NJ. KENDRTCK,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after MAY 81. 1896.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via esbrosscs and Courandt streets
Ferries IS follows;
etaeh m I and Ts' Tr ar New Yrs
aud hcago Lmited o. Paror. Dining smoking. and sleep
wi.@ sport oes lIasea m m corTy and Erie
o 20 u9 ~, H. and %iS - night n,s wa,,ns
IN Express OF Pullman palace Cars dav pxspt sunday
2s M .. aTc n regular s al s n 500 So ana 90
a 100. $50, and 300 m. and II night sunday oI5
For Atlantic CITY except sunday Through ParOr caO.
For cape Nay except SUNDAY ll;loam. ...-...,.-.
Ions rnc Bay Head Junction and ntermetat' stations
on ,uniay ana m. do not stop at Asbury
For Old Point and Norfolk, NcwYork philadelphia and
Norfolk taiIoad p m every day VIA baltimore ana ID"
soas Of Brookiyn Annoy connect with all through tra
CITY anordins speedy and direct transfer for
and O. SO n. m daily. From Washington and baltimore
60 a. $40 tx 30 20 90 ana s5 o ~ From
PSiaaephia so. go. GO 100 $40 s2o. go 1919
aao. ios5 m, and 1870 night; sunday S5o . 50
1880. $40. lls5 IN. 800 800 6o5. 40 sS5 1888 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave NewYok. via Desoroses and Court
gSS Q SnfsgS I1e a and 70 w s6i q
aha Il nss sn' Aceo%@ddatioa $50
sunsy, EtPre s.a go sGE Y init ana 10
TRANS Gavin Sew York daily Except sunday 1870 900
s s"a O S and 0O' IN ..
tos s" sSS e s5ee 10 s2o $50
Ills m Limited TDrcss il aud so M, 9te. 3
ST. g 3d. "a o Ss $50 ana 's no. 2ss a .5S Limited
fsavc Phi adeIphia VIA caudcn H. dny except
Wicket osice. SAC 49, and GA Broadway Asor House
and OF Desorosses and couraadi sts Conrst ana
R"sSl Hotel gCsoasn station; Jersey az EmigFAn'
Is ss 2acY ,S company viii call
Oasg1fss lrp = f2!eii .'a residences WOOD.
General Manager General Psssr Agent
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Tho Cruise OF the " Ghost" BY W. j. Alden
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Toby Tyler or. Ten Weeks with Circus. BY James GUS
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Tim and Tip or The Adventures o. Boy and Dog by
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Raising the Pearl" By James OTIS.
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Ciy The L Explorers IN Central ASIA 10y
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BOLINGBROKE,

A Historical Study and Voltairc in England ByJoHN
CHURToN COLLINS PIP Xii. 262. l2mo Cloth 81.
The o. these scholarly essays form biographi
sketch OF OF Lord Bolingbrose whose lfe
fascinating interest The second portion OF the vol
une cr1bes the OF Votare IN England unti
now chapter the literary history OF Great
Britain. the result Of rgnGi research. anu
the authors style Is lucid and picturesque.
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