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Christianity And War. (headley Brothers.)—the Society Of...
forth a. manifesto, opportune or inopportune, as we may choose to consider it, in which the principles of Quakerism are set forth. We yield to none in appreciating the services......
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Butler. (Gay and Bird. 2s. net.)—Mrs. Josephine Butler has made in this volume a contribution of much value to . the literature a the war. She deals with the fallacy, often......
Soliloquy Of A Shadow - Shape. By Arthur H. Scaife....
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Nature's Garden. By Neltje Blanchan. (w. Heinemann. 12s....
takes up the subject of plant life from a side differ- ent from that occupied by books about gardening. It is of wild flowers that- the author treats, and, by consequence, of......
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Settlement in South Africa. By Allan B. Webb, D.D. (Skeffington and Sons.) —Dr. Webb has held two South African Sees (Bloemfontein and Grahamstown), and speaks with authority.......
Records Of The Borough Of Nottingham : Vol. V., 1625 - 1702.
(B. Quaritcha—The public spirit of the Nottingham Cor- poration in aiming on this publication of its records is worthy of all praise. The editor apologises, so to speak, for the......
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