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Max Beerbohm •ï¿½61 Items / 31 Books, 24 Articles, 1 Visual
Mainly on the Air (1947)
by Max Beerbohm
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    The Labor Movement (Review)
    Charles Duffy
    Mainly on the Air, by Max Beerbohm
    1. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    Commonweal, January 31, 1947, p. 404
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    The Old Inimitable (Review)
    Rolfe Humphries
    Mainly on the Air, by Max Beerbohm
    1. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    The Nation, March 22, 1947, p. 338
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    Books in Brief (Review)
    R.P. Oliver
    Mainly on the Air, by Max Beerbohm
    1. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    National Review, November 22, 1958, p. 347
  4. Books
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    An Analysis of Max Beerbohm (Review)
    Edmund Wilson
    Mainly on the Air, by Max Beerbohm
    1. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    The New Yorker, May 1, 1948, pp. 80-85
  5. The Atlantic Bookshelf
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    The Peripatetic Reviewer (2 Reviews)
    Edward Weeks
    The Wayward Bus, by John Steinbeck
    1. The Wayward Bus by John Steinbeck
    2. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    The Atlantic Monthly, March 1947, pp. 124-129
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    Atlantic Bookshelf (2 Reviews)
    Edward Weeks
    The Peripatetic Reviewer
    1. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    2. The King Must Die by Mary Renault
    The Atlantic Monthly, August 1958, pp. 81-82
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    Briefly Noted (4 Reviews)
    General
    1. The Ordeal of the Captive Nations by Hawthorne Daniel
    2. Baa, Baa Black Sheep by Gregory Pappy Boyington
    3. Consciousness in Concord by Perry Miller and Henry Thoreau
    4. Mainly on the Air by Max Beerbohm
    The New Yorker, August 9, 1958, pp. 82-86