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President—What Would You Do? You may never be President, but you are going soon to help decide who is to be If O MAKE a wise choice of candidates it is important that you should know American facts bearing on the great vital ques- tions of the hour. Men Could Not Live Without Something Worth Fighting For The sturdy Pilgrim Fathers who settled New England, the Huguenots and Cavaliers who estab- lished homes in the southern wilderness, were men to whom the righteousness of fight- ing for what they be- lieved to be right was as deep a_ religious conviction as_ their fear of and trust in God. It is to men of this type that we owe the America we enjoy to-day—won and held together by fighting for the right. It is from such stock as this that our great leaders sprang—our Washingtons, Jeffersons, Franklins, Jacksons, Lincolns, Clevelands, whose uncompromising stand for right, regardless of con- sequences, is so clearly brought out in these volumes. Do you believe in “Unpreparedness?” Read the story of the capture and burning of Washington by 4, Fc VOLUMES Size 8x57 inches 1% inches thick Buckram Cloth Binding, Gold Decorations 1508 Pages— 100 Illustrations Printed in large, clear type from new plates, on a pure white paper. a handful of British troops during the war of 1812, as narrated by the historian Benson J. Lossing, one of the many incidents that occurred during our last war with a European power showing the iniquity of unpreparedness. ‘This is only one of hundreds of thrilling stories told in these volumes that are fraught with deep meaning to every citizen of the United States at this hour. Facts Every American Should Know No American home, rich or poor, can afford to be without this patriotic and exhaustive story of our Great Republic giving the real facts told in an interesting, masterful way by Historians like McMaster, Parkman, Prescott, Bancroft, Lossing, Hil- dreth, Irving; Statesmen like Franklin, Jefferson, Lodge; Journalists like Greeley, Watterson, Halstead—ev, phase of our national history by an acknowledged authority—in The Great Republic An Illustrated History of the American People By the Master Historians Trade conditions have made it possible for us to secure on favorable terms a few sets of these four intensely interesting volumes, and as our own contribution towards real PE PAREDNESS at this opportune time we will offer these s while they last, to quick buyers at A WONDERFUL BARGAIN ONLY $197 For the Set many sets, and the price only $1.97, delivered, carriage prepaid. First come, first served. Write your name and address plainly on a slip of paper, with money order or check for $1.97 attached. ORDER NOW Four Volumes For Less Than The Price of One— books that will stimulate patriotism, that will entertain you, and fascin- ate your children—BUT YOU MUST BE PROMPT. There are not Send for list and prices of other bargains in Illustrated History Sets BRUNSWICK SUBSCRIPTION CO. 449 Brunswick Building, New York City comicbooks.com