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Books in Brief
September 11, 1929 issue

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The article presents information about several books. One of the books under discussion is titled, Prohibition or Control? Canada's Experience With the Liquor Problem, 1921-1927, written by Reginald E. Hose. The other book under discussion is the third series of the book titled, Problems of Peace. The third book under discussion is titled, Our Changing Civilization, written by John Herman Randall. The fourth book under discussion is titled, The Washington Conference and After, written by Yamato Ichihashi.

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BOOKS; PROHIBITION or Control? Canada's Experience With the Liquor Problem, 1921-1927 (Book); PROBLEMS of Peace (Book); OUR Changing Civilization (Book); WASHINGTON Conference & After, The (Book); AUTHORS
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