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94  PHOTOGRAPHY—ITS RELATION TO POPULAR EDUCATION, 
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: aidan persons. I need Apo insist on the immense 
these soirées. One of the greatest aims of our lives is to receive : 
knowledge, the next should be to impart it—to use every available — 
means to combat ignorance and superstition. Our Inte national — 
Exhibition is bringing us min a close connection with forei 
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nations. How many, aye, how many of our fellow-creatures 
are there that Gale know of faecign countries _ eee — ae 
_ the most part unreliable rum persons 
es. Here then is a way of giving truthful 1 illgstrations cy 
»—its physical geograp anners and custom: 
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_ imhabitants, in short, of knowing all about it. How narrow 4 
little are our ideas if we only know of ourselves and then as we — 
see each other ; we want to see the value of other nations, find out 
their best points and take them to oursely es. In se manner our : 
