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=The History of the University of Oxford.= By the Hon. G. C.
BRODRICK.
=The Church and the Roman Empire.= By the Rev. ARTHUR CARR, M.A.
=The Church and the Puritans, 1570-1660.= By H. OFFLEY WAKEMAN,
M.A.
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