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... displayed an amount of moral heroism quite equal to that of their south- ern sisters. Helen Stark, after bidding farewell and speaking words of encouragement to a tenderly beloved husband, who was himself on the way to the scaffold, tore her infant' from her ...

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... has been secured by the sterling merits of the book alone, for it does not belong to the class termed ?? popular ; but it speaks well for the sound thinking, and sound reading qualities of the age, that Dr. M'Cosh's M Method of Divine Government is ...

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... Drama is wisely preserved as the great minstrel wrote it-unabridged, unextended. Then we have C of recent compositions, so to speak, Drawing and Engraving l by Mr. W. 11. Lizars; Electricity by Sir David Brewster; Emigration by Mr. J. RA. M'Culloch; Distillation ...