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... bis former > Says : —‘* My letters are to be burned. I appoint Pro- fessor Lewis Campbell, Mr Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell my literary executors, and give them entire control over my papers and other writings, excepting 20 far as provision ...
... his former secretary, says : My letters are to be burned. I appoint Professor Lewis Campbell, Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell literary executors, and give them entire control over my papers and other writings, excepting so far provision made ...
... secretary, says: T -1i My letters are to be burned. I appoint Pro- ra fessor Lewis Campbell, Mr Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Li Philip Lyttelton Gell my literary executors, and w give them entire control over my papers and other N writings, excepting so far as provision ...
... myself sufficiently to know could make no woman happy. Mrs Lyttelton Gell considers that greatly to be feared that the present methods of education are wholly unsuited to country children; Mr Philip Dexter presents an Amerioan view of the War Debts problem; ...
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