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Books of the Week
December 14, 1918 issue

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The article presents information on books of the week. The names of the books on poetry and drama are "Echoes of the War," by J.M. Barrie, "Songs and Sea Voices," by J.S. Doubleday, "The Jargon of Master Francois Villan," by John Herbert Stabler. The names of the book on history and biography are "The Life and Diary of John Floyd, 1788-1834," by C.H. Ambler, "Egyptians Records of Travel in Western Asia," by D. Paton. On Natural Science the names of the book are "Manual of Vegetable-Garden Insects," by C.R. Crosby and M.D. Leonard, "Peach Growing," by H.P. Gould. "Manual of Tree Diseases," by W.H. Rankin.

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BOOKS; POETRY; DRAMA; ECHOES of the War (Book); SONGS & Sea Voices (Book); LIFE & Diary of John Floyd, The (Book)
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