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LIFE AND TIMES OF WENDELL PHILLIPS
By George Lowell Austin. With steel portrait and illustrations. Cloth, $1.50. New edition. The only complete Life of the great agitator.
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| Eulogy of Garrison. Paper, 8vo | 25 |
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LIFE AND DEEDS OF GENERAL U. S. GRANT
By Rev. P. C. Headley and George Lowell Austin. Profusely illustrated. Cloth, $1.50.
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