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October 9, 1879 issue

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The article presents information about various publications and literature. The private library of the late Caleb Cushing is to be sold in Boston, at the auction-rooms of Sullivan Bros. & Libbie, on October 22 and 23. The eleventh edition of Francis Parkman's "Discovery of the Great West" now appears, bearing for its principal title "La Salle." The result of the recent examinations for private collegiate instruction to women at Cambridge is that twenty-eight ladies have begun to study under the professors of Harvard College, four having passed the examinations requisite for entrance upon the full course of four years, and the others taking from one to four special courses each.

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PUBLICATIONS; LITERATURE; PARKMAN, Francis; CUSHING, Caleb; LA Salle (Book); EXAMINATIONS
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