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Some Notable Spring Books
April 17, 1929 issue

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The article presents information about some notable spring books. Some of the books are, "Behind Altars," by Anita Brenner, "Evolution of Art," by Ruth De Rochemont, "Modern European Buildings," by F.R. Yerbury, "A Fatalist at War," by Rudolf Binding, "Stealing Through Life," by Ernest Booth, "Eminent Asians," by Upton Close, "The Untold Story," by Mari Desti, "Days of Fear," by Frank Gallagher, "Dynamo," by Eugene O'Neill, "The Way of Peace," by Viscount Cecil, "Let Tomorrow Come," by A.J. Barr.

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BOOKS; BEHIND Altars (Book); WAY of Peace, The (Book); LET Tomorrow Come (Book); BRENNER, Anita; BINDING, Rudolf; CLOSE, Upton
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