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1916

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Blue linen hard cover, repaired at spine with masking tape. Title on spine hand written in ink. Abridged Edition. 329 pages, contents page. Title page has verse from Pilgrim's Progress, SIMPLE said I see no danger; SLOTH said Yet a little more sleep; PRESUMPTION said Every vat must stand upon his own bottom. And so they laid down to sleep again and CHRISTIAN went on his way . Advertisements at front and back of book for other items available from Macmillan & Co.

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cwa-org-51-B2005.14

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OLIVER, F.S.

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Statement of significance

Analysis of Events leading up to World War I.

Albany Historical Society Inc

Albany Historical Society Inc

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