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The Book Shelf
October 30, 1929 issue

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The article discusses about several books. "A Great Rich Man: The Romance of Sir Walter Scott," by Louise Schutz Boas. "Changing New England," by Edward Elwell Whiting. "The American Legion in Iowa," a history of the organization, has been compiled for the State Historical Society of Iowa by Jacob A Swisher. "Forty Years With General Electric," by John T. Broderich. A Selection of Cases and Other Readings on the Law of Nations," by Edwin DeWitt. "The Amazing Benjamin Franklin," compiled and edited by J. Henry Smythe, Jr.

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ORGANIZATION; SOCIETIES; GREAT Rich Man: The Romance of Sir Walter Scott, A (Book); FORTY Years With General Electric (Book); BOAS, Louise Schutz; BRODERICH, John T.
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