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Books in Brief
July 9, 1930 issue

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The article gives information about various books. Some of them are "Enfants Terribles," by Jean Cocteau and translated by Samuel Putnam; "The Hound of Florence," by Felix Salten and translated by Huntley Paterson; "The Thistles of the Baragan," by Panait Istrati and translated by Jacques LeClercq; "Seed of Liberty. The Story of the American Colonies," by E. Keble Chatterton; and "Survey of International Relations,1928," edited by Arnold J. Toynbee; ""An Elizabethan Journal. Being a Record of Those Things Most talked of During the Years 1519-1594," by G.B. Harrison.

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BOOKS & reading; ENFANTS Terribles (Book); COCTEAU, Jean; HOUND of Florence, The (Book); SALTEN, Felix; THISTLES of the Baragan, The (Book)
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