ORGE MAKEPEACE TOWLE, author of "Young
People's History of England," "Young Folks' Heroes
of History," etc. With an introduction by JOHN
BOYLE O'REILLY. Cloth, illustrated. $1.50.

"The history is like a novel, increasing in interest to the very end,
and terminating at the most interesting period of the whole; and the
reader lays down the book a moment in enthusiastic admiration for a
people who have endured so much, and yet have retained so many admirable
characteristics."--_N.Y. World._

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=AN AMERICAN GIRL ABROAD.=

By ADELINE F. TRAFTON. 16mo, cloth, illustrated.
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It abounds with information, is as pleasant reading as a story book, and
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