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Books of the Week
May 31, 1919 issue

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The article presents a list of several recently published books. Some of the books enlisted are: "Collapse and Reconstruction," by Thomas Barelay; "Freedom of the Seas," by Louise F. Brown; "The Navy and the Nation," by Josephus Daniels; "The League of Nations," by M. Erzberger; "Our Public Debt," by Harvey E. Fisk; "Idealism and the Modern Age," by George P. Adam; "The Dramatic Story of Old Glory," by Samuel Abbott; "Reconstruction Therapy," by William R. Dunton; and "Crime and Criminals," by Charles Mercier.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY; FREEDOM of the Seas (Book); IDEALISM & the Modern Age (Book); CRIME & Criminals (Book); BROWN, Louise F.; ADAM, George P.; MERCIER, Charles
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