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ONE OF THE BROKEN BRIGADE. By CLIVE PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY,
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ELECTRIC MOVEMENT IN AIR AND WATER. With Theoretical
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GABRIELE VON BULOW, Daughter of Wilhelm von Humboldt.
Memoir Compiled from the Family Papers of Wilhelm von Humboldt and
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ISABELLA THE CATHOLIC, QUEEN OF SPAIN: her Life, Reign,
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POT-POURRI FROM A SURREY GARDEN. By Mrs. C.W.
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colspan="2">THE RENAISSANCE IN ITALY. By JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS.

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THACKERAY'S HAUNTS AND HOMES. By EYRE CROWE. A.R.A.
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THE ANNALS OF RURAL BENGAL. From Official Records and
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FROM GRAVE TO GAY: being Essays and Studies concerned with
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COLLECTED CONTRIBUTIONS ON DIGESTION AND DIET.
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