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Books in Brief
March 5, 1924 issue

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The article presents information on various books. The book "Essays of a Biologist," by Julian Huxley consist of biological investigations. John Masefield writes a Hebrew tragedy of his own in the book "The King's Daughter." Masefield's verse, as always lately, is loose and feebly emphatic but he has done all, perhaps, that he intended to do-written an actable and exciting play. The spirit which pervades the memorial "Harry," by Neith Boyce is a tribute of a modern mother to her son-would have baffled readers of a previous generation.

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BOOKS; ESSAYS of a Biologist (Book); HUXLEY, Julian; KING'S Daughter, The (Book); MASEFIELD, John; HARRY (Book); BOYCE, Neith
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