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The Plunger: A Tale of the Wheat Pit (1929)
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    Books in Brief (5 Reviews)
    The American Party Battle, by Charles A. Beard
    1. The American Party Battle by Charles A. Beard
    2. The Life and Tragedy of Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress of Russia by Baroness Sophie Buxhoeveden
    3. From Confucius to Mencken by F.H. Pritchard
    4. The Plunger: A Tale of the Wheat Pit by Edward Jerome Dies
    5. The New World: Problems in Political Geography by Isaiah Bowman
    The Nation, July 10, 1929, p. 49
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    A Miscellaneous Shelf (15 Reviews)
    The Struggle for Health, by Richard H. Hoffmann
    1. The Struggle for Health by Richard H. Hoffmann
    2. Food for Children and How to Cook It by Marion W. Flexner
    3. It's Not Our Fault by Alfred Lawrence Hall-Quest
    4. The Art of Life by Havelock Ellis
    5. Opportunity Ahead! by Clayton H. Ernst and Trentwell M. White
    6. Half-Hours in Old London by Harry Prince
    7. The Road to France by Gordon S. Maxwell
    8. Old Civilizations of the New World by A. Hyatt Verrill
    9. A History of Russia by George Vernadsky
    10. Leopold of the Belgians by Comte Louis de Lichtervelde
    11. The Plunger: A Tale of the Wheat Pit by Edward Jerome Dies
    12. The Heroic Life of Saint Vincent de Paul by Henri Lavedan
    13. Famous American Duels by Don C. Seitz
    14. The Profession of Letters by Arthur S. Collins
    15. Authorship in the Days of Johnson by Arthur S. Collins
    The Outlook, June 26, 1929, p. 350