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From the Atlanta Constitution.
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lea an estimable service in the publication
of this work. 1t is the book we have been
looking for, and fills, in q great measure,
more than anything else, the proverbial
| "long felt want" No American library VIII
be complete without it, and no American
citizen who wishes to be well informed and
to keep pace with the time can afford to do
without a copy.
From the Kansas City Times
The Americanized Encyclopedia Britain
MICA is, we think, the best work of its kind
| eXtant to-day. 1t is really the Encyclop@-
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the rcputation-revised with special refer
| ence to use in American homes.
From the Chicago Herald.l
The Americanized Encyclopedia Britain
MICA is magnificent and valuable possess
sion for every household 1t presents for the
first time q complete reference library, at a
pricoand on terms within reach of every
family.
From Deputy superintendent NJ. Babcock,
of the San Francisco Public Schools]
have examined the Amercanized Ency-
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| satisfaction. | have noted the following
points of special excellence: First, the
| binding, paper, print, illustrations and
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accuracy and completeness with which the
| various subjects are treated, togethe" with
! tie fact that the work is thoroughly up to
date, make it a cyclop@dia of unquestioned
| reliability.
From Maj. w. f. Slaton, superintendent OF
| thePublic schools of Atlanta.
The Amercanized Encyclopedia Britain
| Mica was recently presented to the library of
the Malon Society of the Girls High School,
| by Hon. A l.. Kontz.
was requested to examine the edition and
compare 1t with the English edition, which
did with great care, and say that in all re-
| spects it is equal to, and, for American use, 1t
| is an improvement upon its great original
| | regard il as an invaluable addition to the
| library
From the st. Louis Rcpublic,l
| The Americanized Encyclopedias Britain
MICA is not the Encyclopedia Britannica in
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Mica Amerlcanized, and so Americanized as
to make it a thousand times more valuable
to American readers than the English edi-
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Mr.. George Rowland, Sup rintendent of the
public schools, Chicago. says:
| 81 think 1t more valuable to the student
especially the Dung student-than the orig
| inal Britannica. The subjects are treated In
a manner that makes them easily compre-
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book as n valuable addition to the library"
Harvey NJ. Lafollette, superintendent of
Public Instruction, indianapolis, lnd.l
1t is with pleasure that l recommend to all
contemplating the purchase OF an encyclo-
pedia the American.zed Encyclopedia
Britannica ms one of the most valuable and
practical encyclopedias published. 1t COM
blnes admirably the features of the great
English work with those more practical and
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DR. w, \. Gambler, president of Emory Co..
lege oxford Ga, says;
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Mica is most admirable work. 1t is much
cheaper than the British work, il is not so
deficient in the treatment OF American SUBJ
jects, is more condensed, and therefore OF