The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-06-30
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Contents OF the Nineteenth Centmry for Junsf
Ulster and Home Rule, The InefIiciency of the
Army, Ireland Blocks the Way, A Buffers
View Of Men Service Some Great Jewish Rab-
bis, ovids Metamorphoses Scripture Of the
Renaissance. The Increase Of Crime, An Indian
Funeral Service, A Fourteenth Century Par
son, The Invasion of Destitute Aliens, Women
ana worship in Burmah, The Story Of an I'M
happy Queen, Protection az Labor Wants rs
DID Dante Study in Oxford? Published by
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Short Stories for Jnly contains: Mariposs. by
VI. 5. Paden; TirGi1 Woman, by Octave
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Simplicity, by Emile Zola; Three in Charge.
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