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TABLE OF CO]:^TEIS"TS. Pbeface . iii CHAPTER I. HAMMONTON TO CALIFOBNIA. Uses of Travel. — The Western Route. — Indians on the Plains. — Salt Lake City. — Joseph Smith's Visions. — Why Mormons practice Polygamy. — Brigham Young and his Wives. — Strange Doctrines concerning Sexual Life. — How to deal with Polygamy. — Its Destiny. — California Fruits and Products. — Treatment of Chinamen. — Religious Tendencies.— Inharmonies of Harmonial Philosophers . 1 CHAPTER II. THE SAJTOWICH ISLANDS, SOUTH-SEA ISLANDS, AND SiiANCES AT SEA- Our German Princes. — Identification of the Spirit Aaron Knight. — What is the Soul? — When does it begin to exist?— The Moon's Inhabitants. — Natives of the Sandwich Islands. — Their Habits and Morals. — Hawaiian Spiritism. — Recent Phenomena. — Decrease of the Native Population 22 CHAPTER HI. THE POLYNESIAN KACES. The Ocean Outlook. — Beauty of the Pacific Islands. — The Samoan Group, and the United States. — The Feejees and their Customs. — How were these Islands peopled ? — How Civilized Nations have treated these Islanders. — Lost Islands of the Ocean .... 34 407
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: AROUND THE WORLD: OB, TRAVELS IN
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StacK AnoOK P37 PEEFAOE. "What I sa
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AROUND THE WORLD. CHAPTER I. HAIUMO
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HAMMONTOI^ TO CALrFORNIA. 3 lands m
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spaces of infinity. is great and go
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HAIVEVIONTON TO CALTFORNIA. 7 JOSEP
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HAMMOKTON TO CALITOENIA. 9 THE MORM
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HAMMONTON TO CALIFORNIA. 11 Young,
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HAMMONTON TO CALIFORNIA. 13 sincere
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HAMiyiONTON TO CALTFOENIA. 15 follo
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HAMMONTON TO CALIFORNIA. 17 bloom l
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HAMMONTON TO CALIFOENIA. 19 som, st
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HAMMONTON TO CALIFOENIA. ' 21 follo
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How calm the sea ! What SANDWICH IS
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SAin)WICH ISLANDS. 25 ' from nothin
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. 27 spirits. Tliis
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. 29 pure-blooded n
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. 31 kingdom, had h
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SANDWICH ISLANDS. 33 though frequen
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THE POLYNESIAN RACES. 35 The Bishop
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THE POLYNESIAN RACES. 37 part. Cons
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THE POLYNESIAN RACES. 39 ferocious
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THE POLYNESIAN EACES. 41 Africa was
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THE POLYNESIAN EACES. 43 have done
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OCEANICA TO AUCKLAND. 45 time, said
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OCEANICA TO AUCKLAND. 47 have left,
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The OCEANICA TO AUCKLAND. 49 the wa
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CHAPTER V. AUSTRALIA. Sydney, noted
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AUSTEALIA. 53 The principal streets
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And AUSTRALIA. 65 Handsome ones are
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AUSTRALIA. 57 being about four thou
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AUSTRALIA. 59 pulpits ; all hasteni
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AUSTRALIA. 61 extend hands of fello
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AUSTEALIA. 63 prised? It is simply
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AUSTRALIA. 65 tinctures and tones A
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AUSTRALIA. 67 That reigning Protest
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AUSTRALIA. 69 rect the purposed mis
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AUSTRALIA. 71 large number of free-
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ATJSTKALIA. 73 Ethnologists and Aus
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AUSTRALIA. 75 CLOTHING. — COOKING
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ATJSTRAIJA. 77 ogist, Strzelecki, s
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AUSTRALIA. 79 among other marvels,
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CHAPTER VI. NEW ZEAIiAND. The steam
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NEW ZEALAND. 83 CLEVIATE OF NEW ZEA
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NEW ZEALAND. 85 MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
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NEW ZEALAND. '87 fields, occupied t
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NEW ZEALAND. 89 and Americans shoul
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ITEW ZEALAND. 91 MAN-EATING UNNATUR
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NEW ZEALAND. 93 affirm that their a
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NEW ZEALAND. 95 New-Zealanders used
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NEW ZEALAND. 97 MAOEI SPIRITUALISM.
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NEW ZEALAND. 99 tahuhu of my house,
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and pathetic style of lectures. NEW
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NEW ZEALAND. 103 when certain doctr
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There is no line CHAPTER VII. FEOM
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FEOM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 107 MEN
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ance. FROM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 10
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FROM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. Ill and
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FROM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 113 N.Y.
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FEOM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 115 THE
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FBOM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 117 infi
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FROM NEW ZEALAND TO CHINA. 119 Engl
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CHAPTER VIII. . A SERIES OF SEANCES
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A SERIES OP SEANCES UPON THE OCEAN.
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A SERIES OP SEANCES UPON THE OCEAN.
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A SERIES OF SEANCES TJPON THE OCEAN
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A SERIES OF SEANCES UPON THE OCEAN.
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A SERIES OF SEANCES UPON THE OCEAN.
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CHAPTER IX. CHIKA. " When thou hapl
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CHINA. 185 china's past histoky. Hu
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CHINA. 137 monk, writing in the six
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CHINA. 139 compelled by law to carr
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places CHINA. 141 more frequented t
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CHIKA. 143 turies ; to her extensiv
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CHINA. 145 AMERICA LONG KNOWN TO TH
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CHINA. 147 ruins, and the remnants
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CHIXA. 149 They also sacrifice to B
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CHAPTER X. CHINESE RELIGIONS AND IN
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see CHINESE EELIGIONS AND INSTITUTI
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CHDfESE EELIGIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CHINESE RELIGIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CHIKESE EELIGTONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CHINESE EELIGIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CHIKESE EELIGIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CHINESE EELIGIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
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CBTOTESB RELIGIONS ANI^ INSTITUTION
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COCHIN CHINA TO SINGAPORE. 179 teet
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COCHLN CHINA TO SINGAPORE. 181 wate
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COCHIN CHINA TO SINGAPORE. 183 gutt
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COCHIN CHINA TO SINGAPOEE. 185 prou
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COCHIN- CHINA TO SINGAPOEB. 187 Aft
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COCHIN CHINA TO SINGAPORE. 189 tige
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COCHrN" CHINA TO SINGAPORE. 191 gen
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MALACCA TO INDIA. 193 JOHOKE. Reach
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MAIiACCA TO INDIA. 195 seizes the p
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MALACCA TO INDIA. ^97 isles, are th
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MALACCA TO INDIA. 199 OFF TO CALCUT
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CHAPTER XIII. SPIRITUAL SEAKCES ON
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SPIEITUAL SEANCES ON THE INDIAN OCE
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SPIEITUAL SEAHCES ON THE INDIAN OCE
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SPIBITUAL SEANCES ON THE INDIAN OCE
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CHAPTER XIV. INDIA: ITS HISTOEY AND
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INDIA: ITS HISTORY AND TEEASUEES. 2
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INDIA: ITS HISTORY AND TEEASURES. 2
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INDIA: ITS HISTORY AND TEEASURES. 2
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INDIA : ITS HISTOKY AND TREASUEES.
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INDIA: ITS HISTORY AND TREASIJEES.
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iitdia's religions and social chara
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CHAPTER XVI. THE RISE OF BUDDHISM I
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THE EISE OF BUDDHISM IN INDIA. 243
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THE EISE OP BUDDHISM IN INDIA. 245
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THE KISE OF BUDDHISM IN INDIA. 247
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THE BRAHMO-SOMAJ AND PAESEES. 251 O
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THE BEAHMO-SOMAJ AND PAESEES. 253 I
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THE BEAHMO-SOMAJ AND PARSEES. 255 w
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THE BEAHMO-SOMAJ AND PAESEES. 257 s
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CHAPTER XVIII. FEOM INDIA TO AEABIA
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FROM INDIA TO AEABIA. — ADEN AND
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FROM INDIA TO ARABIA. — ADETsT AX
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THE CITY OF CAIRO. — EGYPT. 273 w
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THE CITY OF CAIP.O. — EGYPT. 275
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THE CITY OF CAIEO. — EGYPT. 277 s
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THE CITY OF CAIRO. — EGYPT. 279 n
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THE CITT OP CAIRO. — EGYPT. 281 T
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. desirous THE CITY OP CAIEO. — E
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Egypt's catacombs axd pyramids. 285
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Egypt's catacombs and pyeamids. 287
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Egypt's catacombs and pyramids. 289
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CHAPTER XXI. STUDY OF THE PYRAMIDS.
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STtTDY OF THE PYRAMIDS. 295 moderns
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STUDY OF THE PTRA]VnDS. 297 THE INT
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STUDY OF THE PYRAMIDS. 299 monsoon
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STUDY OF THE PYEAMIDS. 301 ical sci
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STXJDY OF THE PYEAMIDS. 303 When ne
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CHAPTER XXII. ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EG
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ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EGYPT. 807 After
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ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EGYPT. 309 it. O
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ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EGYPT. 311 Thoug
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ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EGYPT. 313 TALKE
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ANCIENT SCIENCE IN EGYPT. 315 scien
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tribes FROM ALEXANDRIA TO JOPPA AND
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FROM ALEXANDRIA TO JOPPA AND JERUSA
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FEOM ALEXANDKIA TO JOPPA AND JEETJS
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FROM ALEXANDRIA TO JOPPA AND JERUSA
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FEOM ALEXANDRIA TO JOPPA AND JERUSA
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of the FKOM ALEXANDRIA TO JOPPA AND
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FEOM ALEXANDEIA TO JOPPA AND JEEUSA
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CITY OF PROPHETS AND APOSTLES. 331
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CITY OP PROPHETS AND APOSTLES. 335
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PRESENT GOSPELS. 347 for baptismal
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Dead Sea, has also changed its cour
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PRESENT GOSPELS. 351 that should co
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PKESENT GOSPELS. 353 this expeditio
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Page 387 and 388: ATHENS. 879 Never can we forget our
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Page 391 and 392: ITALY. 383 POMPEn AND HEECULANETJM.
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Page 407 and 408: EUROPE AND ITS CITIES. 899 and cove
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Page 417 and 418: TABLE OF CONTENTS. 409 CHAPTER VIII
Page 419 and 420: TABLE OF CONTENTS. 411 CHAPTEK XVI.
Page 421 and 422: TABLE OF CONTENTS. 413 CHAPTER XXV.
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