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The Hatzfeldt Letters: Letters Of Count Paul Hatzfeldt To This Wife, Written From The Headquarters Of The King Of Prussia, 1870-71 (1905)
Reginald Peacock'S Book Of Faith: A Fifteenth Century Theological Tractate (1909)
Reason And Intuition And Other Essays
Patriotism And The Super-State
The Life And Remains Of John Clare
An Account of the Extraordinary Abstinence of Ann Moor, of Tutbury, Staffordshire, Who Has for More Than Two Years, Lived Entirely Without Food
A Hand Book up the Seine
The Monitor and the Merrimac, Both Sides of the Story
Authors at Home; Personal and Biographical Sketches of Well-Known American Writers
Authors at Home; Personal and Biographical Sketches of Well-Known American Writers

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