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a city, port of entry, and one of the county-seats of Essex co., Mass.; on Massachusetts Bay and on the Boston and Maine railroad; 17 miles N. E. of Boston. It contains a State Normal School for Girls, court house, a reformatory, custom house, an orphan asylum, hospital, almshouse, the Peabody Academy of Science, the Essex Institute (in which are a large library and collection of relics and portraits); the East Indian Marine Society, the Salem Atheneum, tral or join the Entente, he resigned, to test popular sentiment. So overwhelming were the demonstrations for his policy that the Ki King was compelled to refuse to accept his resignation, and Italy definitely adopted her pro-Entente policy, which led to her joining forces with France and England. In June, 1916, Premier Salandra resigned.

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