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March 17, 1887 issue

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The article presents information on the books that are been published by various publishers. It is informed that, Harper & Bros. are about to publish "Waste-land Wanderings," by Chas C. Abbott, the well-known New Jersey naturalist. Funk & Wagnalls announce a new edition of Lyman Abbott's book "Henry Ward Beecher, His Life and Characteristics," with many portraits. "English As She Is Taught," announced by Cassell & Co., is a public-school teacher's scrapbook of actual mistakes recorded in her experience with her pupils.

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BOOKS & reading; WASTE-Land Wanderings (Book); ENGLISH As She Is Taught (Book); ABOTT, Chas C.; PUBLISHERS & publishing; SCRAPBOOKS
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