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I.—THE WORK THAT ALL MAY DO.
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II.—WOMAN'S WOBK IN THE WORLD'S CLOTHING...
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III.—DIES IBM.
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IV-—"SET IN BRILLIANTS."
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V.—ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER
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..—¦-.- - . . . " ' VI.—WHAT SHALL THE C...
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VIL— A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.
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VIII.—FItOM OUR PABIS COEBESPOJSTDEET:
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IX.—ON THE HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION
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X.—A CARGO OF FIGS. I
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XL—NOTICES OF BOOKS.
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XII.—OPEN COUNCIL.
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XIII.—FACTS AND SCRAPS.

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THE

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Vol. XIII. Marat ' 1, 1864. No. 73.

Vol. XIII. Marat ' 1, 1864. No. 73.

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I.—THE WORK THAT ALL MAY DO.

I.—THE WORK THAT ALL MAY DO.

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engaged It Social is probabl Science in ...

engaged It Social is probabl Science in ...

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2 THE WOEK THAT ALIi MAY BO.

2 THE WOEK THAT ALIi MAY BO.

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THE WOKK THAT ALL MAY DO. 3

THE WOKK THAT ALL MAY DO. 3

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4 THE WORK THAT ALL. MAY DO.

4 THE WORK THAT ALL. MAY DO.

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WOMAN'S WORK IN THE WORLD'S CLOTHING. 5

WOMAN'S WORK IN THE WORLD'S CLOTHING. 5

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II.—WOMAN'S WOBK IN THE WORLD'S CLOTHING...

II.—WOMAN'S WOBK IN THE WORLD'S CLOTHING...

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slavery It is one , that of by the exact...

slavery It is one , that of by the exact...

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6 v/oman's work in the world's clothing.

6 v/oman's work in the world's clothing.

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" T-HE PAST AND. THE PRESENT. ¦ • 7'

" T-HE PAST AND. THE PRESENT. ¦ • 7'

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8 woman's work in the world's clothing.

8 woman's work in the world's clothing.

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THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. 9

THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. 9

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10 woman's work in the world's clothinc.

10 woman's work in the world's clothinc.

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11 THE PAST AND THE PRESENT.

11 THE PAST AND THE PRESENT.

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12 woman's work in the world's clothing.

12 woman's work in the world's clothing.

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THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. 13

THE PAST AND THE PRESENT. 13

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14 WOMAN'S WORK IN" THE WORLD'S CLOTHING...

14 WOMAN'S WORK IN" THE WORLD'S CLOTHING...

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DIES IRJE. 15

DIES IRJE. 15

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III.—DIES IBM.

III.—DIES IBM.

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God takes our clearest—ever so ; The rea...

God takes our clearest—ever so ; The rea...

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16 " SET IN BBILLIANTS."

16 " SET IN BBILLIANTS."

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IV-—"SET IN BRILLIANTS."

IV-—"SET IN BRILLIANTS."

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'Tis usance that, when Princes deign

'Tis usance that, when Princes deign

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ADELAIDE ANNE PBOCTER. 17

ADELAIDE ANNE PBOCTER. 17

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V.—ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER

V.—ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER

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has Since teen the sus last tained numbe...

has Since teen the sus last tained numbe...

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18 ADELAIDE ANNE PBOCTEK.

18 ADELAIDE ANNE PBOCTEK.

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! ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER. 19

! ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTER. 19

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20 "ADELAIDE ANNE PEOGTEB.

20 "ADELAIDE ANNE PEOGTEB.

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WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 21

WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 21

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..—¦-.- - . . . " ' VI.—WHAT SHALL THE C...

..—¦-.- - . . . " ' VI.—WHAT SHALL THE C...

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sense "The of children , the ' word !" *...

sense "The of children , the ' word !" *...

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22 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ?

22 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ?

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WHAT SHALIi THE CHILDREN BEAD ? 23

WHAT SHALIi THE CHILDREN BEAD ? 23

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24 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDBEN READ ?

24 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDBEN READ ?

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WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 25

WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 25

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26 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN HEAD ?

26 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN HEAD ?

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WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 27

WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ? 27

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28 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ?

28 WHAT SHALL THE CHILDREN READ ?

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A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STOBY. 29 !

A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STOBY. 29 !

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VIL— A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

VIL— A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

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Mattersafter alldid not turn out quite s...

Mattersafter alldid not turn out quite s...

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30 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

30 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

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A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST $TORY. 31

A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST $TORY. 31

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32 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STOHY.

32 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STOHY.

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A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY. 83

A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY. 83

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84 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

84 A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY.

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A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY. 35

A WELL-AUTHENTICATED GHOST STORY. 35

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86 TBOM OUR PABIS CORRESPONDENT.

86 TBOM OUR PABIS CORRESPONDENT.

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VIII.—FItOM OUR PABIS COEBESPOJSTDEET:

VIII.—FItOM OUR PABIS COEBESPOJSTDEET:

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Paris, February, 1863.

Paris, February, 1863.

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FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT. 87

FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT. 87

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38 FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.

38 FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT.

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FEOM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT, 89

FEOM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT, 89

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40 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

40 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

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IX.—ON THE HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION

IX.—ON THE HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION

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we While found travellin ourselve g in s...

we While found travellin ourselve g in s...

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HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 41

HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 41

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42 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

42 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

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HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 48

HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 48

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44 HEKEDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

44 HEKEDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

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HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 45

HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES. 45

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46 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

46 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

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HEREDITABY TRANSMISSION OP QUALITIES. 47

HEREDITABY TRANSMISSION OP QUALITIES. 47

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48 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

48 HEREDITARY TRANSMISSION OF QUALITIES.

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X.—A CARGO OF FIGS. I

X.—A CARGO OF FIGS. I

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1 U I don't care a jfig" although intend...

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50 A CARGO OF FIGS.

50 A CARGO OF FIGS.

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A CARGO OF FIGS. 51

A CARGO OF FIGS. 51

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52 A CARGO OF FIGS.

52 A CARGO OF FIGS.

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XL—NOTICES OF BOOKS.

XL—NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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Speeches Redpath , Lectures 221Washingto...

Speeches Redpath , Lectures 221Washingto...

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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 53

NOTICES OF BOOKS. 53

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54 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

54 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 55

NOTICES OF BOOKS. 55

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56 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

56 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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NOTICES OF BOOKS. ' 57

NOTICES OF BOOKS. ' 57

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The Cities of the Past. [Reprinted from ...

The Cities of the Past. [Reprinted from ...

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58 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

58 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 59*

NOTICES OF BOOKS. 59*

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More Stories. By Julia 25 Goddard 3 Pate...

More Stories. By Julia 25 Goddard 3 Pate...

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V / 60 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

V / 60 NOTICES OF BOOKS.

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beau its fanciful tiful tru inciden thsl...

beau its fanciful tiful tru inciden thsl...

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The Victoria Magazine. No. X. London. Em...

The Victoria Magazine. No. X. London. Em...

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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 61

NOTICES OF BOOKS. 61

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62 OPEN COUNCIL.

62 OPEN COUNCIL.

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The British Workman—Yearly Part, No. IX....

The British Workman—Yearly Part, No. IX....

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XII.—OPEN COUNCIL.

XII.—OPEN COUNCIL.

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To the Editor of the English Woman's Jou...

To the Editor of the English Woman's Jou...

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OPEN COUNCIL. 68

OPEN COUNCIL. 68

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64 OPEN COUNCIL.

64 OPEN COUNCIL.

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closed Rye Ladies 's Law I in find , Cop...

closed Rye Ladies 's Law I in find , Cop...

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OPEN COUNCIL , 65

OPEN COUNCIL , 65

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Madam I wish , to call attention to the ...

Madam I wish , to call attention to the ...

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66 OPEN COUNCIL.

66 OPEN COUNCIL.

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December Ladies I have , number read of ...

December Ladies I have , number read of ...

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OPEN COUNCIL. 67

OPEN COUNCIL. 67

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12th day of February, 1864. Dear Madam K...

12th day of February, 1864. Dear Madam K...

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68 OPEN COUNCIL.

68 OPEN COUNCIL.

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Ladies, I shall be lad if can find rooro...

Ladies, I shall be lad if can find rooro...

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OPEN COUNCIL. 69

OPEN COUNCIL. 69

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Madam I think , it will be interesting (...

Madam I think , it will be interesting (...

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70 OPEN COUNCIL.

70 OPEN COUNCIL.

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Madam, I wish I could h to make the read...

Madam, I wish I could h to make the read...

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Ladies Many , of your readers, I think, ...

Ladies Many , of your readers, I think, ...

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FACTS AND SCBAPS. 71

FACTS AND SCBAPS. 71

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XIII.—FACTS AND SCRAPS.

XIII.—FACTS AND SCRAPS.

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tlie give M Journal onthly in future as ...

tlie give M Journal onthly in future as ...

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72 FACTS AND SCBAPS.

72 FACTS AND SCBAPS.

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The right of translating Articles from u...