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ANDRE MAUROIS, by David G. Larg. Oxford Press. New York. 1932. $1.50.
May 1, 1920.
Holdane: Before the War.
Howells: Hither and Thither in Germany.
Cardinal Mercier's Own Story.
Bunan-Varilla: The Great Adventure of Panama.
Clark: My Quarter Century of American Politics.
Morley: Mincepie.
Huneker: Bedouins.
Keynes: Economic Consequences of the Peace.
Livermore: Days and Events, 1860-1866.
Bradford: Portraits of American Women.
Brasol: Socialism vs. Civilization.
Bispham: A Quaker Singer's Recollections.
Fisher: Stabilizing the Dollar.
Begbie: Life of General William Booth.
Holme: Life of Leonard Wood.
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