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OUTLINES OF EUROPEAN LITERATURE 
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES, 
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HOW TO EMIGRATHE; 
THE BRITISH COLONISTS. 
A Complete Manual for intending Colonists, and for those who 
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By W. H. G. KINGSTON, Esq. 
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