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New Peace Movement William I. Hull
War Inconsistent with Religion of Jesus
Christ David Lowe Dodge
American Addresses at the Second Hague
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Scott
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Blood of the Nation David Starr Jordan
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Sin and Society Prof. Ross
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American Social and Religious
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Southern Mountains S.T. Wilson Southern
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Blue Grass and Rhododendron John Fox
Sons of Vengeance Malone
The Shepherd of the Hills Wright

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Immigrant Forces Shriver
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The Cup of Elijah Steiner
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The New America Mary Clark Barnes and
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