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The Old Order Changeth. The Passing of Power from the House of Lords.

By Frank Dilnot.

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Judgments in Vacation.

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The Creed of Half Japan:

Historical Sketches of Japanese Buddhism.

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The Religious Aspects of Disestablishment and Disendowment.

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Copts and Moslems under British Control.

Edited by Kyriakos Mikhail.

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A Concordance to the Poems of William Wordsworth.

Edited for the Concordance Society by Professor Lane Cooper, Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature in Cornell University.

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