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Nigeria: Its Peoples and its Problems.
By E. D. Morel, Author of 'Great Britain and the Congo.'
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Pastels under the Southern Cross.
By Mrs. Margaret L. Woods,
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A Homeward Mail:
Being the Letters of Colonel Johnstone from India.
Edited by Powell Millington, Author of 'To Lhassa at Last.'
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Children at Play, and Other Sketches.
By Miss Bradley.
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An Outpost in Papua.
By the Rev. Arthur Kent Chignell, Priest of the New Guinea Mission.
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Two Visits to Denmark.
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