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Helen Howe •ï¿½7 Items / 6 Books, 1 Article
We Happy Few (1946)
by Helen Howe
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Published Reviews
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    Fiction in Review (Review)
    Diana Trilling
    We Happy Few, by Helen Howe
    1. We Happy Few by Helen Howe
    The Nation, July 13, 1946, pp. 50-52
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    Dissection of a Woman (Review)
    Harrison Smith
    We Happy Few, by Helen Howe
    1. We Happy Few by Helen Howe
    The Saturday Review, July 20, 1946, p. 9
  3. The Library
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    Some American Novelists (5 Reviews)
    Granville Hicks
    Bernard Clare, by James T. Farrell
    1. Bernard Clare by James T. Farrell
    2. The American by Howard Fast
    3. There Comes a Time by Thomas Bell
    4. We Happy Few by Helen Howe
    5. All the King's Men by Robert Penn Warren
    The American Mercury, October 1946, pp. 494-499
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    Briefer Comment (6 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. Companions of the Left Hand by George Tabori
    2. We Happy Few by Helen Howe
    3. Love from London by Gilbert W. Gabriel
    4. Please Send Me, Absolutely Free! by Arkady Leokum
    5. The Big Noise by Fielden Farrington
    6. The Reasonable Shores by G.B. Stern
    The Forum, September 1946, pp. 269-270
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    A Reader's List (7 Reviews)
    The Social Use of Sample Surveys (#250),
    1. The Social Use of Sample Surveys (#250)
    2. The New Poland by Irving Brant
    3. Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive Movement by George E. Mowry
    4. A Solo in Tom-Toms by Gene Fowler
    5. The Portable Irish Reader by Diarmuid Russell
    6. The Pursuit of Love by Nancy Mitford
    7. We Happy Few by Helen Howe
    The New Republic, July 1, 1946, p. 940