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"Lectures & Essays" presents a collection of insightful writings from prominent scholars George William Chrystal, William Robertson Smith, and J Sutherland Black. Published in 1912, this volume encapsulates a range of intellectual pursuits and reflects the scholarly interests of its time. The essays cover diverse subjects, showcasing the breadth of knowledge and the depth of analysis characteristic of late 19th and early 20th-century academic thought.
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