When

When were our Gospels Written? The answer of the National Secular Society to the Religious Tract Society. By C. Bradlaugh

Strangers When We Meet

Rosie Armstrong's husband went off to war on the other side of the world, and he didn't return. They called it "missing in action"—but what they meant was "dead." Rosie had never been able to conceive of a life without Nick. Without his strength and his humor and his passion. But now she had to. For her child's sake. So when she meets another man who wants to love her and her son, she eventually agrees to marry him. And then she gets the phone call—"Your husband's not dead. He's coming home."

Revised Statutes of the United States, Passed at the First Session of the Forty-third Congress, 1873-74; Embracing the Statutes of the United States, General and Permanent in Their Nature, in Force an the First Day of December, One Thoosand Eight Hundred and Seventy-three, as Revised and Consolidated by Commissioners Appointed Under an Act of Congress (etc.). Mit 2 Suppl.-Vol