nity belonging to the
subject."--_Ferdinand Schwill, Professor of Modern History,
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Stained Glass Tours in England.

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*** "In these days of universal travel and of the almost universal
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Dial._

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J. M. DIVER

Captain Desmond, V.C.

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"A story of the Punjab frontier. The theme is that of Kipling's
'Story of the Gadsbys'--a brilliant and convincing study of an
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The Great Amulet 12_mo._ $1.50.

A love-story dealing with army life in India.

Candles in the Wind 12_mo._ $1.50.

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HUGH DE SELINCOURT

The Strongest Plume 12_mo._ $1.50.

"Deals with a problem quite worthy of serious consideration,
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A Boy's Marriage 12_mo._ $1.50.

The High Adventure 12_mo._ $1.50.

"Admirably well told with distinctive literary
skill."--_Philadelphia Press._

The Way Things Happen 12_mo._ $1.50.

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W. J. Locke."--_Glasgow Evening News._

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A. NEIL LYONS

Arthur's Hotel 12_mo._ $1.50.

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THE COMPLETE WORKS
OF
WILLIAM J. LOCKE

"LIFE IS A GLORIOUS THING."--_W. J. Locke