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Robert William Chambers •ï¿½96 Items / 64 Books, 29 Articles, 1 Poem
The Younger Set (1907)
by Robert W. Chambers
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  1. Guide to the New Books
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    British Misrepresentation of America (Review)
    The Younger Set, by Robert W. Chambers
    1. The Younger Set by Robert W. Chambers
    The Literary Digest, October 19, 1907, p. 577
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    Current Fiction (6 Reviews)
    Darry's Awakening, by Helen Bouchier
    1. Darry's Awakening by Helen Bouchier
    2. The Younger Set by Robert W. Chambers
    3. Pilgrimage by C.E. Lawrence
    4. Bachelor Betty by Winifred James
    5. The Smiths by Keble Howard
    6. Devata by Augusta Evans Wilson
    The Nation, August 29, 1907, p. 187
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    The Factor of Style and Some Recent Novels (7 Reviews)
    Frederic Taber Cooper
    The Stooping Lady, by Maurice Hewlett
    1. The Stooping Lady by Maurice Hewlett
    2. Temptation by Richard Bagot
    3. Clem by Edna Kenton
    4. The Younger Set by Robert W. Chambers
    5. Empire Builders by Francis Lynde
    6. To Him That Hath by Leroy Scott
    7. Tinman by Tom Gallon
    The Bookman, October 1907, pp. 159-165
  4. Comment on Current Books
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    Novels and Tales (7 Reviews)
    The Younger Set, by Robert W. Chambers
    1. The Younger Set by Robert W. Chambers
    2. To Him That Hath by Leroy Scott
    3. A Lost Leader by E. Phillips Oppenheim
    4. The Lone Star by Eugene P. Lyle, Jr.
    5. Empire Builders by Francis Lynde
    6. Barbary Sheep by Robert Hichens
    7. Clem by Edna Kenton
    The Outlook, September 7, 1907, p. 44