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Books of the Week

September 28, 1918 issue

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This article presents a list of books on several topics including travel, history and juveniles. The list mentions "The Dartmoor Window Again," by B. Chase, "A Diplomatist's Wife in Many Lands," by H. Fraser, "Life and Letters of Joel Chandler Harris," by J.C. Harris, "Herself--Ireland," by E.P. O'Connor, "The Black Watch," by Scout J. Cassels, "The Silent Watchers," by B. Copplestone, "The Kaiser As I Know Him," by A.N. Davis and "From Berlin to Bagdad," by G.A. Schreiner and "The Heart of Alsace," by B. Vallotton.

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BOOKS; DARTMOOR Window Again, The (Book); DIPLOMATIST'S Wife in Many Lands, A (Book); BLACK Watch, The (Book); FROM Berlin to Bagdad (Book); KAISER As I Know Him, The (Book)
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