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Books of the Week
April 14, 1881 issue

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This article presents a list of several books. Some of the books along with their author names which are enlisted in this article include: "Reading Club and Handy Speaker," By G.M. Baker; "Handbook of English Synonyms," by L.J. Campbell; "Election Frauds of New York City and Their Prevention," by J.I. Davenport; "Advanced Readings and Recitations," by A.B. Fletcher; "Mysteries of the Head and Heart Explained," by J.S. Grimes; "The Religions of China," by J. Legge and "General Physiology of Muscles and Nerves," by I. Rosenthal.

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BOOKS; PUBLICATIONS; HANDBOOK of English Synonyms: With an Appendix Showing the Correct Uses of Prepositions: Also a Collection of English Phrases (Book); CAMPBELL, L. J.; RELIGIONS of China, The (Book); LEGGE, J.
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