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"Constructed  with  dramatic  power." —
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Primitive  Peoples  and  Carriers."


This  unique  and  rare  work  of  art  embraces  fifteen  hundred  beautiful  engravings,
portraying  the  Primitive  People  of  the  world  and  their  methods  of  carriage  in  every
age  and  quarter  of  the  globe.  It  also  contains  an  historical  account  of  the  people  of
remote  antiquity,  among  others  the  Aryans,  Chaldeans,  Phoenicians,  Carthaginians
and  Grecians.  It  appeals  alike  to  all  classes,  ages  and  conditions;  king  and
peasant,  bishop  and  layman,  philosopher  and  fool,  rich  and  poor,  all  find  it
equally  interesting  and  attractive.  Cultivated  men  and  women  in  every  walk  of
life  and  in  every  part  of  the  world  express  their  high  appreciation  of  its  rare  beauty
and  interest.
"It  is  a  most  beautiful  and  interesting  work."

His  Eminence  Francis  Cardinal  Satolli,  D.D.,

Papal  Delegate  Apostolic  U.  S.  A.
"For  originality  of  design  and  thorough  treatment  of  its  subject,  it  is  unique
among  books.  Disraeli  would  have  enshrined  it  among  his  'Curiosities  of  Litera
ture'  as  a  stroke  of  genius."  Eight  Reverend  William  E.  McLaren,

D.D.,  D.C.L.,  Bishop  of  Chicago.
"It  treats  well  and  artistically  a  comparatively  new  field  of  literature."

His  Eminence  James  Cardinal  Gibbons,  D.D.,  Archbishop  of  Baltimore.
