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through I-860) and II.-28 through II.-55 (page numbers II-1 through

II-888). Both sets have their own indexes.

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numbers in the indexes may be wrong. Neither have been corrected,

except as indicated below.

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obvious where they should have been placed.

The numbering of repeating subjects (for example, Discoveries of the

Ancients and Moderns) is not always contiguous.

Volume I and Volume II are available at Project Gutenberg as well

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