The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-06-15
RECENT LITERATURE.

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The aim of this book is to give in brief
| compass the important incidents in the life of
James Russell LOWELL to give some account of
his works, both In prose and poetry; and to
| present picture of him as man.
WAS HE THE OTHER? Novel. By rsobe
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IDEAL SUGGESTION THROUGH MENTAL.
PHOTOGRAPHY. BY Henry Wood. PnbIisI ed
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The unstable and extravagant phases of what
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| MR.. PHILIP ST. CLARE. A Novel of Fashion
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! and better-limned portraiture of society of
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MENTAL LIFE AND CULTURE By Julia Duhr-
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| The editor of this work realizes the difficulty
| of making complete the unfinished literary
! productions of deceased author. But Mr..
| Duhring has not overdone his task or failed to
! bring out all the spirit that lay in the essays
| which were written by an earnest womanly
| and loving soul. The main desire of the author
! was to endeavor to help men and women to a
| better lie through the medium of their moral
| sense. Her life was devoted to studying, ana
| Lying, and p0rtraying the many and varied
subtle and complex workings of the mind,
| particularly as they possessed a direct and
! practical bearing upon the character The
material herein compiled is in the form of
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and literary. They are intensely interesting
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LEPROSY AND VACCINATION By William
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London, England.
The awakening of public interest in the
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personal knowledge.
GREELEY ON LINCOLN. Edited by Joel Ben
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The treatise which gives the title to this vol
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own career. and to a certain extent epitomize
it. The letters to Mr. Dana, and those to an
intimate women friend, not only cover rare
periods and incidents in Mr.. Greeley's life, but
they show the naive, unconscious motions
of a mind never tempted to assimilation, and
Gin the privacy for which they are intanded)
without motive to be other than sincere.
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The poem is an elegy on the death of Thos.
William Parsons. It is q beautiful tribute to
his memory, and contains some exceptionally
fine passages. 1t is appropriately bound in
cloth of sea-green color.
Magazines and Notes.
Jessamine, novel, by Marion Harland I've
Been Thinking novel, by A. S. Roe: Stories
About Doctors, by ]. Cordy Jeaffreson; Drift
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tauo's Washington, at 80 cents
Charles Frederick Danforth gives timely
travellers guide to the Trout Fishing in New
England" the season for which opens this cur
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June. 1t is illustrated by 10 II. Hatfield and II.
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Wakefield; The Sailing Yacht of To-day, by
Chas. L. Norton; An Apache Dance. by Nam
ton Lupan Kings of the Trotting Track, by
Dexter; Athletic Records, Past and Present,
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The juno number Of the Catholic World con-
tains: The Human Soul of Jesus Christ by
Very Rev. A. F. Hewitt; The Latest Phase Of
the Drink Question, Rev. A. B. ONeill, CSC;
Institute for Woman's Professions, F. M. Ed
selas; The Prospects of Home Rule, John ].
OShea. Besides are stories, poems, reviews
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