The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-09-23

Story Of Cesar By NJ. Clarke. Cloth, 12mo
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book tells the story Of one whom Shakespeare
ctlled 'the foremost man Of all the world, II
relates, In style at attractive and iptellipi
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the important events In the wonderful career q,
the famous Roman.
Third Year in French. By L.C Syms, Bache.
lier es Lettres Licencie en- Droit dc L'Universite
do France. author Of ''Frst Year In French. (" and
$.Sccond Year in French" Linen, 12mo, s14 pages.
Price d 90 American Book Company New YORK
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Stories Of Indiana by Maurice Thompson
Cloth. 12mc,E 1886 pages. Illustrated. Price, 60
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contained In this book furnish correct and stri
king outllne3of the history of Indiana from the
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Ito sketches are 10 vivid as the Lie they repre-
sent. and they reproduce, in striking manner
the atmosphere and feeling of the early times.
"a Woman's- Lite Work. is the record or 70,
markable facts in u heroic life. Mrs. Haviland
was Quakeress who devoted her life and strength
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underground, railway from bondage to freedom ).
The book Is full Of thrilling incidents. This
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Story of the Thirteen Colonies. BY a. A. Gper-
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sRoEer' french Sight Reading. By L. c. Rogen
A. b. high school. Cambridge. Mass. BOARDS
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60. The object of this book is to furnish . sys-.
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a srrdy OF English words. BY j. M. Andersen
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,"Du,ary OF the most important facts relating IN
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Ten Orations Of Cicero. BY William r. Harper
Ph. D., President Of the University Of Chicago
and Frank A. Eallup. A. B.. Professor OF Latin.
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The Beginners Latin Book. BY James q. Ym;-
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Vassar) Instructors in Greek and Latin in ths
Cleveland West High School. Cloth. 1amo. 90
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10 different IN some eseential points from everv
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secure this end no pains have been spared IL kao,,
the interest OF the pupil constantly awake nv tn.
variety Of the work and the attrscti:euess .. ia
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The Story OF the Great Republic by q. A. f.n.r.
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Of the Greeks, Story Of the Romans. Story Of the
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4 Birds Of the United States. "A Manual Tor the
Of species East Of the Rocky Mount
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