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Books of the Week
November 10, 1887 issue

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This article presents a list of books on various topics. Some of them are as follows: "Human Nature and Other Sermon," by J. Butler; "Marzio's Crucifix," by F.M. Crawford; "Linguistic and Oriental Essays," by R.N. Cust; "Me and Letters: Essays in Characterization and Criticism," by H.E. Scudder; "The Boyhood of Living Authors," by W.H. Rideing; "Industrial Peace, Its Advantages and Difficulties," by L.L.F.R. Price; "Canute the Great. The Cup of Water," by M. Field; "New York in the Revolution. Prepared Under the Direction of the Board of Regents," by B. Fernow.

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