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F.

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Linlithgow, Marquis of, Chairman of
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Plowman, Max, 412-'An Introduc-
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Prohibition, its effects in America,
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Religion of America, The, 22-35.
Renan, extract from his 'Souvenirs,'
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Rémusat, Madame de, on Napoleon's
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Rice, Stanley, 'The Indian Princes
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Robertson, General Sir William,
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Rosebery, Earl of, 'Napoleon. The
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S.

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Sandes, Captain Flora, 'The Auto-

the

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Spenser, Edmund, The Person-
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