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X D avidson’s C anon oi th e Bible ... 1 oo sacrificed 30,000,000 lives, and then -------------Th? C h ristian R eligion.................... X A nocryphal Ne v T c stc m c n t................ ......... 1 60 asked, “ Is this comic?” and, con ------------ F oundation* o f F a ith ............ ............ X M orehouse’s W ilderness o f W orlds Illu s 100 M a n k in d ................. 25 T a b e r’s F a ith o r F act ..................... ¡0 0 If you req u ire any tinuing, he said, “ Yes; in a sense it ------ -----H o w to Reform K eeler’s S hort H istory o f the Bibíe... ......... 76 C ril k in n s ............Ma x ---------- The T ru th , a L ecture. ..................... » X C arlyle’s F re n c h R e v o lu tio n ..........’ . 75 is ridiculous.” God, said the Judge, ...... 75 ---------- Crim es A gainst C rim in als................ 10 S pencer’s F irst P rinciples C a rd s o r C ir c u la r s , walked in the Garden of Eden and ....... ts ----------A braham L incoln, a L ecture. P or. 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