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HI :S owd ow f e wa 0 iarogredfi . ter M in Alu ll Q mor pon or md te it lr Ame rn 'an Huron Latm and Frc nn l1 From the vem v1d1 vrcr of Iullus Caesar to the these are the tlmes that try men s souls of Thomas Palne to the never have so many owed so much to so few of Wrnston Churchlll the hlstory classes at Catholic I-Ilgh progress across the centurles and learn about men and natrons rn years gone bv ENGLISH HISTORY I d llke a round trlp to Eng land please' After the v1s1t of a travel bureiu agent who told them all about the many thmgs to see and do on a tour of England Slster Mary Wrlmett s Engllsh I-Irs tory students mrght have xmagmed themselves saymg the above quotatlon Planmng a trip to England? jom P1tsy L1g1l1 George Griy Cwrmen RusLh1 and Ro s Czllwhan of the Eng folder X503 .Em xv!-.Y Page 14 ' A o o Sis J ,' R.S.M.. rs s- ' s 5 , 5 J ' .Us ' 'R A ,', R -t , H . V U ' ' ' v- nu . . L lish History class and see the British Isles via travel 5. ,, 1 4 , ,A -. I S ' w ff A ixkrt f ! cf ,- I ' E' 'sf' , , 4 Q, - Q I x ' 1 .fl U . . X A ..- X - -. 1. l I Q . 1 V- l -X . N 1 y x X I4
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