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Hanighen, Frank C. | September 25, 1937 issue

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This article focuses on various books. In the book "Profits of War," by Richard Lewinsohn, the writer delves into the financial maneuverings behind war. He offers the general reader and the special student important discoveries and paved the way for more thorough and integrated researches. The book "Claude," by Genevieve Fauconnier is the product of a private dream, and not the contrived story of a professional. The style is impressionistic. In the book "International Monetary Issues," by Charles R. Whittlesey, the writer argues that world trade, foreign investments, and economic stability can be attained more satisfactorily under a free system of exchanges than under the gold standard.

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BOOKS; PROFITS of War (Book); CLAUDE (Book); INTERNATIONAL Monetary Issues (Book); LEWINSOHN, Richard; WHITTLESEY, Charles R.; FAUCONNIER, Genevieve
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