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Books of the Week
August 9, 1919 issue

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The article presents several books on different topics. In the category of essays and criticism, "Golden Days," by Romilly Fedden and "Studies in the Elizabethan Drama," by Arthur Symons is listed. "Review of Historical Publications Relating to Canada," by George M. Wrong, H.H. Langton, W. Stewart Wallace, on history, and "Singing Places," by Margaret Barber Bowen, "Poems and Prose of Ernest Dowson," by Ernest Dowson, on poetry and drama are presented. Among the books on fiction, is "The Groper," by Henry G. Aikman.

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BOOKS; GOLDEN Days (Book); STUDIES in the Elizabethan Drama (Book); REVIEW of Historical Publications Relating to Canada (Book); SINGING Places (Book); POEMS & Prose of Ernest Dowson (Book)
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