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Howard A. Bridgman •ï¿½4 Items / 2 Books, 2 Articles
New England in the Life of the World (1920)
by Howard A. Bridgman
A Record of Adventure and Achievement
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  1. The Book Table
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    Portions of Spirit (6 Reviews)
    Lyman Abbott
    Jesus and Paul, by Benjamin Wisner Bacon
    1. Jesus and Paul by Benjamin Wisner Bacon
    2. Henry Scott Holland: Memoirs and Letters by Stephen Paget and Henry Scott Holland
    3. The Age of the Reformation by Preserved Smith
    4. New England in the Life of the World by Howard A. Bridgman
    5. Thought Relics by Rabindranath Tagore
    6. Wanted - A Congregation by Lloyd C. Douglas
    The Outlook, June 15, 1921, p. 296
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    The New Books (13 Reviews)
    Brown Wolf and Other Jack London Stories, by Franklin K. Mathiews and Jack London
    1. Brown Wolf and Other Jack London Stories by Franklin K. Mathiews and Jack London
    2. The Cords of Vanity by James Branch Cabell
    3. The Boy Apprenticed to an Enchanter by Padraic Colum
    4. The Doings of Jane by Sarah Harbine Weaver
    5. Isabel Stirling by Evelyn Schuyler Schaeffer
    6. The Sons o' Cormac, An' Tales of Other Men's Sons by Aldis Dunbar
    7. Pictorial Photography in America, 1921
    8. Day Before Yesterday by Maitland Armstrong
    9. Old Village Life by P.H. Ditchfield
    10. Snapshots by the Way by Gilbert Guest
    11. Through the Land of Promise by P.A. Mattison
    12. A Naval History of the War, 1914-1918 by Henry Newbolt
    13. New England in the Life of the World by Howard A. Bridgman
    The Outlook, March 2, 1921, pp. 347-348