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Lee. Les Etats-Unis et FAngleterre ; ou,
souvenirs et reflexions d' . . . Bordeaux,
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Citrouillard, Joseph. Joseph Jacques Commerson. Les Binettes contempo- rames . . . Pans, 1854-59.
City Waiter, The John T. Bedford, in his contributions to " Punch" (L ).
Cludadano de los Estados Unidos, Un Alexander Hill Everett. America ; d, examen general de la situacion polit- ica . . . Northampton, Mass., 1828.
Civilian. Matthew James Higgins.
Civilian, A. William W. Stephens. A review of the evidence before the sec- ond court-marshal on Lieutenant Perry, of the 46th regiment ... L. 1855.
Civilian, an Officer in the Bengal Establishment, A. Sir Charles D'Oyly, Bart. Tom Eaw, the Gnffin. a bur- lesque poem ... L. 1828.
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Civis. Sir Henry Russell. Letters of "Civis" on India affairs, 1842-49; re- printed from the "Times " (L.J.
Civis. Rev* Qliailes Valentine Le Grice. Letters on Church subjects in the "West of Cornwall . . . Tmro, 1844.
Civis. WiUiam WelfiU. Minutes, col- lected from the ancient records and ac- counts in the Chamber of Canterbury, of transactions in that city from JL.D. 1234, etc. Canterbury, 1801.
Civis, Sir William Scott, Lord Stow- ell Some observations ... L. 1811.
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Clairville. Louis Francois Nicolaie*
Les trois gamins. Paris, 1854
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Clara Miss Ca?rie Bell Sinclair. Heart whispers ; or, echoes of ^ song. Her first appearance in print was in the "Georgia Gazette" (Augusta, Ga ), Tin- der this nom de plume.
Clara, Cousin. Rev. Daniel Wise. The Lindendale stories. N.Y. 18-.
Clara Augusta. Mrs. S. Trask, of lYammgham, Mass.
Clara Belle. The letters in the "En- quirer " (Gin., ) thus signed, are writ- ten by Olive Logan 3 Mr. and Mrs. Jumus- Henri Browne, and others.
Clare, Ida. Mrs. Lelia J. (Robinson) Chute, as correspondent of the " St. Louis Post-Dispatch," " Memphis (Tenn.) Av- alanche," and other newspapers.
Clare, Mary Frances. Mary Fran- ces Cusack. Her religious name.
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Clarence, Charles. Barnard Rust Hall
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The initials of the concluding four sentence* in the above work make the name of the* author,, thus: G-(reatness), A(ll), L(iterally), T(o).
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