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The Jewish Anthology (1925)
by Edmond Fleg
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    Check List of New Books (5 Reviews)
    Anthologies
    1. The Best Humor of 1925 by Nathan Dole and Harold S. Dole
    2. Essays of 1925 by Odell Shepard
    3. The Oxford Book of English Prose by Arthur Quiller-Couch
    4. A Book of Modern Essays by Bruce Welker McCullough and Edwin Berry Burgum, ...
    5. The Jewish Anthology by Edmond Fleg
    The American Mercury, May 1926
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    Books in Brief (9 Reviews)
    The John Quinn Collection of Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings Andsculpture, by Forbes W...
    1. The John Quinn Collection of Paintings, Watercolors, Drawings Andsculpture by Forbes Watson
    2. Occidental Gleanings by Lafcadio Hearn
    3. Gandle Follows His Nose by Heywood Broun
    4. Cuckoo by Douglas Goldring
    5. Man Alone by George Agnew Chamberlain
    6. The Shoals of Honour by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
    7. White Servitude in Pennsylvania by Cheesman A. Herrick
    8. The Jewish Anthology by Edmond Fleg
    9. Georgian Stories, 1925
    The Nation, July 7, 1926, p. 18
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    The New Books (10 Reviews)
    Poetry
    1. An Austin Dobson Anthology of Prose and Verse by Alban Dobson and Austin Dobson
    2. Modern British Lyrics: An Anthology by Stanton Coblentz
    3. Selected Poems by Charles Hanson Towne
    4. Songs from the Elizabethans by J.C. Squire
    5. Odes from the Divan of Hafiz by Richard Le Gallienne
    6. The Jewish Anthology by Edmond Fleg
    7. The Harp of Fate by William F. Kirk
    8. Will-o'-the-Wisp by Dorothy Dow
    9. Hill Fragments by Madeline Mason-Manheim
    10. New Poems by John Drinkwater
    The Saturday Review, October 17, 1925, p. 229