The Appeal., 1902-02-22

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N the district school and the town meet-
Ing, who stood beside their leaders, boldly
resisting oppression. This difference in the
determining the outcome Of the great strug-
ii h aRa the South
Il nature OF things the South was foredoomed
i to defeat. -
i, The book is a concise account of our .po
lltlcal history. The author hopes ''that 1T
and the woman who often influences the
.IMds 4rs[s = FA1I q5;z4L THE ISLE OF DESTINY
and sumptuously bound. So. Philadelphia: !:
Henry e. Coates & Co. Is. 80 ll
/ This is not an ordiary superficial volume
descriptive of Ireland. Mr. Johnston tells
/ the story of its history from the era of the
cromlech Gli1.ec builders and gives credit to the
i race. s; -: Ss.s1ss
Mr. Johnston writes in the genuine Irish
Of 1.-THE land Of Fire, very Old, vet T full i of
! perpetual youth; Thousand times darken-
ed ed + by sorrow. yet with a heart Of living
/ gladness; too often visited by evil and pale
dSath dS1a 1;fsy yet yelling ever sup in unconquer-
From the very gray Of her morning the
the invisible. world; it was so in the dark
est hours OF oppression and desolation;
! driven from this world, we took refuge In
! on EARTH: but the children Of earth seeking
i a refuge in heaven. So the note rings and
eS eehoes through all our history; we live on
stand our mission sand our destiny, it is
TINS: 70 restore to other men, the sense
OF IL that at invisible; that world of our. Inn
carrying the Gallean Evangel. We shall
hrst learn, and then teach, that not with
wealth can the soul of man be satisfied
| there, IN the unseen, the hidden, the i'm
1 mortal, for whose purposes exist all the
visible +. beauties of the world. + this be
fair mysterious land deserve her name:
lnis Fail, the Isle Of Destiny. -.
HIS ehapter the cEomleeh builders is
mysterious circles of monolths must have
been n, built in an epoch of Celtic supremacy
Which atatd6ha egminated 900 Or z 600 years ago
chief periods Of Irish history, telling of the
work Of St.. Patrick, the raids Of the Morse
men, me the triumph Of fegdalism, and the Bit
linger in a modified form - : :,
T. l6eiaqd 6es hdan Is az land ID with wonderful past
beauty, and the book contains t twenty. a six six
| choice photographers of Irish scenery
castles and ruins. The descriptions are Of
never ending interest. - : - :
~.@ STRAY PAPERS.
haaasyraF hstEay Papfsi Eaed B B W Ta% M
philadelphia: George W. Jacobs & Co. S~'
To the American reading public, with
whom Thackeray has been one Of the
favorite ayt1 English authors and whose mas
terful character sketches in Vanity Fair
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come addition to Thackeray literature.
The author says in his preface: :When
ed to my Life of Of Wiliap1x william Makeppeaee hkepeaes
Thackeray,' l noted several reviews short
stories fta Iefrses and sketches not included
it occurred to me that volume Of these ltsse
n;egleeted pieces would be- i not Of
STRAY Papers" make very interesting
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artistic ii b3s and
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