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Books of the Week

April 6, 1916 issue

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The article presents information on various books. On the fiction part there are B.M. Bower's "The Phantom Herd," M.E. Chase's "The Girl from the Big Horn Country," N.L. Duryea's "A Sentimental Dragon. On miscellaneous range there are books like G. Barker's "Souls on Fifth," R.S. Bourne's "The Gary Schools," F. Crane's "Adventures in Common Sense." One interested in religion and philosophy can view the books like E.V. Brookshire's "The Law of Human Life," C.G. Jung's "Psychology of the Unconscious," R.T. Stevenson's "Missions versus Militarism. Books of biographies and history are available such as L.C. Andrew's "Fundamentals of Military Service.

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BOOKS; FICTION; PHANTOM Herd, The (Book); RELIGION; LAW; BIOGRAPHY
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