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The Titles Of The Psalms. By James William Thirtle. (henry
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"break!" How The Navy Prepares For War. By " Tretel-pen."
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A Guide To The Antiquities Of The Bronze Age. (the
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Some Letters Of St. Bernard Of C/airvauz. Selected, With A
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The S.p.g. In New Guinea. (s.p.g. Ld.)—this Little...
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Things As They Are. By Amy Wilson-carmichael. (morgan And...
6s.)—Mr. Eugene Stock, whose opinion should go for much, speaks very highly of this book. Its literary merits soon show themselves ; of its value as "an account of mission work......
New Edition.—ill The Series Of "the King's Poets" (alex....
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