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"The Coming [?] By the [?] Bishops of Truro, Lichfield, and Plymouth the Revs. [?] T. Lacey, W. Barry, the Right Honorable C.F.G. [?] Canon J. ...
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Article : 1115 words view this articleThe following candid statement regarding the plans and expectations of the British Communist Party in connection with the advent to power of a Socialist ...
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Article : 1093 words view this articleWriting in the London "Daily Herald," Mr. George Lansbury says:—"It is as certain as the day that if the Saints Peter and John, Paul and Silas lived to-day ...
Article : 243 words view this articleA secret Russian royalist organisation has been formed with the object of reestablishing the Russian [?] and placing the Grand Duke [?] on the throne. ...
Article : 562 words view this articleThere is joy in the United States to-day. The voice of science has declared that America is more intelligent than ever. The investigations of Professor Todd have ...
Article : 491 words view this articleTo be cheerful is the [?] or optimism. A long-faced disposition sours life, lessons friends, and bankrupts the mental forces; therefore, ladies, be sunny, for ...
Article : 803 words view this articleRedford School, England rejoices in the possession of a sort of Peter Pan professor of science a little flaxen-[?] lad with blue eves. ...
Article : 316 words view this articleE.V. Knox [?] of "Punch") observes in the London "Daily News" that very few people seem to realise what is the greatest step towards complete ...
Article : 537 words view this articleWhat is the value of a lock of Milton's hair—a lock that has been the property of four great men in England literary history, and has been the subject of poem ...
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