WILLIAM MACLURE.
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"WwrHarmony, 50th April, 1927"


Mr.. Maclure is an enthusiast upon the
subject of education. He had made it his
study in Europe for many years, and from
the above NAV be inferred the result Of his
experiment upon Owenism. He has been a
munificent contributor in rare and valuable
books, and costly European, minerals, TO the
American Geological Socity.