Collier's New Encyclopedia

A complete general encyclopedia of 1921 — the world as it was understood just after the Great War, from Aachen to Zwingli, across twelve volumes and six thousand pages.

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a shaggy pile cloth of variheld various magistracies, and was ap- Romans, arranged in pairs, each pair accompanied by a comparison of characters. They are written with a moral purpose, and present not orderly narratives of events, but portraitures of men, drawn with much graphic power, with great good sense, honesty, honesty, and kind modern times have been so widely read, so generally admired, as these "Lives."

The most important of modern English translations of his work is A. H. Clough's (New York, 1910). ous materials. An unshorn velvet of heartedness. Few books of ancient or cotton, silk, or mixed fiber, sometimes of a silk nap and cotton back. It has two warps, one of which is brought to the surface to make the nap. The warp is gathered in loops by wire, and cut in PLUTO PLYMOUTH BRETHREN

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