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TALKS WITH THE PEOPLE

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Volume II.

PRESIDENT GARFIELD.

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A LIFE STORY AND ITS LESSONS.

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THE FORGOTTEN TRUTH;

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Chap. I.-The Forgotten Truth. Chap. II.-The Church's Need; or, The Brethren Entreated. Chap. III.-The Quenching of the Spirit.

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CHURCH?" AND "THE ONLY FAITH
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