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Philosophy: MIVART. The Groundwork of Science; JAMES. Human Immortality;
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Sociology: GIDDINGS, Elements of Sociology; GRONLUND, The New Economy;
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To-Day; KRAUS, Dante, Sein Leben und Sein Werk.

Hagiography: JOLY. St. Ignace de Loyola; HORN, St. Etienne d'Hongroie;

DEVES, Le Père de l' Hermite; CLARE, The Venerable Julie Billiart.

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