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Littell's Living Age — Volume 177

“ The Dislocations of Industry, by Wm. Smart, Contemporary Review Mr. Max Muller's "Science of Thought", by J. F. Stephen, Nineteenth Century Notes from a Prosperous Agricultural Country, by Frances Mary de Borring, Fortnightly Review Eton: 1836 to 1841, Longman's Magazine Scratched Out, Time Down Goyden Pot, Chambers' Journal The Lost Conscience, by M. Wright, Longman's Magazine The Position of Women in Ancient Rome, by James Donaldson, Contemporary Review The Character of the Devil in the Middle Ages, by A. C. Champneys, National Review Poetry. ”
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Littell's Living Age — Volume 177

“ The Tyneside Widow, by Algernon Charles Swinburne, Fortnightly Review Peace, by Herman Merivale, Spectator Xavier's Hymn, by St. Francis Xavier, translated by Alexander Pope, Bookworm Miscellany.
Jews and Inebriety Health of Rome, Medical Press
No. 2289. — May 12, 1888. Contents.
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Littell's Living Age — Volume 177

“ The Study of English Literature, by Edward Dowden, Fortnightly Review A Dead Man's Vengeance, Blackwood's Magazine The Progress of Applied Science in its Effect upon Trade, by Sir Lyon Playfair, Contemporary Review Schopenhauer and his Mother, by Charles Edwards, Temple Bar Ardent Agnosticism, Spectator Mr. Cotter Morison, Saturday Review Rabies among Deer, Nature In a Turkish City - Part I., Chambers' Journal St. ”
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