AUTHOR OF "A MODERN HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE"

A most valuable contribution to a much-neglected side of constitutional

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+The Highways of the World+

By A. E. McKILLIAM, M.A.

An ideal scheme in Geography and Industrial History for Upper Standards

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Vol. IV (in preparation). POLITICAL AND GENERAL HISTORY.

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