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mlll'i Oucon of Shelm's visit to Kinu Solomon is one of the most famous" incidents in the Iiistory of tho ancient world. The oriental magnificence
X of Umt oecuMon has never since been equalled. Tho beautiful illustration shown herewith from Ridpnth's History is but one of tho two H
thousand in tho complete work, and illustrates but ONE EVENT out of all tho THOUSANDS that make up tho history of every nation, kingdom,
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Dr. John Clark Ridpnth is universally recognized as the world's greatest historian. Tie was the friend and advocate of the masses of ra
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