The generous appreciation of the JOURNAL OF MAN by the liberal press
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of its readers. The proposition for its enlargement has called forth a
kind and warm response from its readers, from which the few quotations
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JOURNAL OF MAN demand more space."--H. F. J. "The JOURNAL OF MAN is
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science is to me a demonstration."--L. W. H. "It accords with my views
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OF MAN contains more common sense than all the others."--S. F. D.,
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and expression."--L. G. "I will take the JOURNAL under all
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