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Inez Haynes Irwin •ï¿½16 Items / 13 Books, 2 Articles
Gideon (1927)
by Inez Haynes Irwin
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    Current Books (4 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. The Thunderer by E. Barrington
    2. Gideon by Inez Haynes Irwin
    3. Tall Men by James Stuart Montgomery
    4. Shadow River by Walton Hall Smith
    The Outlook, August 31, 1927, p. 581
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    The New Books (26 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. This Way Up by Solita Solano
    2. The Son of the Grand Eunuch by Charles Pettit
    3. Gideon by Inez Haynes Irwin
    4. The Royal Cravatts by Lillian Rogers
    5. The Marriage of Anne by Concordia Merrel
    6. The Monsoon-Bird by W. Kobold Knight
    7. Tarboe: The Story of a Life by Gilbert Parker
    8. The Revolt of the Birds by Melville Davisson Post
    9. Not for Publication by Clara Sharpe Hough
    10. Dangerous Business by Edwin Balmer
    11. They Also Serve by Peter B. Kyne
    12. The Queen's Gate Mystery by Herbert Adams
    13. Lover's Staff by Sibell Vansittart
    14. Uplands by Mary Ellen Chase
    15. Bugles in the Night by Barry Benefield
    16. Shadow River by Walton Hall Smith
    17. The Anatomy of Virtue by Vincent Sheean
    18. Love in These Days by Alec Waugh
    19. Delia Demonstrates by Berton Braley
    20. In the Beginning by Alan Sullivan
    21. More Than Wife by Margaret Widdemer
    22. The King of Alsander by James Elroy Flecker
    23. Purse Strings by Edith M. Stern
    24. Gray Sheep by Dillwyn Parrish
    25. The Drums of Panic by Martin Feinstein
    26. Daphne's in Love by Negley Farson
    The Saturday Review, October 15, 1927, pp. 220-224