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Books of the Week

March 9, 1911 issue

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The article presents several books. "Les Exilés," by P. Acker, "While Caroline Was Growing," by J.D. Bacon, "The Outlook to Nature," by L.H. Bailey, "Trevor Lordship," by H. Barclay, "Diminutive Dramas," by M. Baring, "Ferdinand Lassalle," by G. Brandes, "The Adventures of a Modest Man," by R.W. Chambers, "The Rogue's Heiress," by T. Gallon, "The Honor of the Big Snows," J.O. Curwood, "A Rational Banking System," H.M.P. Eckardt, "Dan's Ministry," by L.E. Finney, and "The Justice of the King," by H. Drummond.

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