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October 14, 1909 issue

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The article lists several books and publishers. The Motor Routes of England is the subject of a new book by Gordon Horne, published with maps, plans, and illustrations, by the Macmillan Co. Going Down From Jerusalem is the title under which Norman Duncan's account of travel in the Holy Land is to appear, with the imprint of Harper & Bros. Sir Charles Santley, who had already more than satisfied the public curiosity in regard to his personal history, has picked up another basket of chips and published them under the title of Reminiscences of My Life.

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BOOKS; PUBLISHERS & publishing; MOTOR Routes of England, The (Book); GOING Down From Jerusalem (Book); REMINISCENCES of My Life (Book); HORNE, Gordon; DUNCAN, Norman
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