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Identifier: churchrevi01unse (find matches)
Title: Church review
Year: 1901 (1900s)
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Subjects: Youth in church work -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Periodicals Protestant youth -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Societies, etc. -- Periodicals Protestant churches -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Societies, etc. -- Periodicals Hartford (Conn.) -- Church history -- Periodicals
Publisher: Review Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Connecticut State Library
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THE FIRST TELEGRAM (Chamber of the Supreme Court, 11 asking-ton, May 24, 1844.) Professor Morse sending the Despatch as Dictated by Miss Annie Ellsworth — the Key Note to the Achievements of the Nineteenth Century: WHAT HATH GOD WROUGHT pages, 12 mo. New York: Harper & Bros. Price $1.50. This is a story of village life inHungary, full of the quaint humor andthe pathos of the peasants life. Theauthor ranks with Maurus Jokai inpopularity in his own country. (See Page /So.) the book. Other well known people ofthe time move through the pages. Thefirst edition of the book has been al-ready exhausted. It is undoubtedly thebest of this authors recent writings. Oliver Cromwell. By Theodore Roose-velt. 2(30 pages, 8 vo. New York:Charles Scribners Sons. Price $2.00.Governor Roosevelts monograph onCromwell is a most vivid and con-densed account of the great Protectorand his times, written with specialreference to the birth of English liber-ty and its relation to the growth ofAmerican liber

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