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Alice Beal Parsons •ï¿½77 Items / 8 Books, 11 Articles, 58 Reviews
A Lady Who Lost (1932)
by Alice Beal Parsons
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    A Man Named Hillyer (Review)
    Mary Ellen Chase
    A Lady Who Lost, by Alice Beal Parsons
    1. A Lady Who Lost by Alice Beal Parsons
    Commonweal, April 5, 1933, p. 643
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    The New Books (2 Reviews)
    A Lady Who Lost, by Alice Beal Parsons
    1. A Lady Who Lost by Alice Beal Parsons
    2. The Root and the Bough by Francine Findley
    The Saturday Review, February 11, 1933, p. 428
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    Book Notes (3 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. The Fallow Land by H.E. Bates
    2. Orient Express by Graham Greene
    3. A Lady Who Lost by Alice Beal Parsons
    The New Republic, March 22, 1933, p. 168
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    Check List of New Books (6 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. Gas-House McGinty by James T. Farrell
    2. Sons by Pearl S. Buck
    3. The Laughing Pioneer by Paul Green
    4. Nobody Starves by Catharine Brody
    5. A Lady Who Lost by Alice Beal Parsons
    6. Cheerful Weather for the Wedding by Julia Strachey
    The American Mercury, April 1933
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    Shorter Notices (6 Reviews)
    A Lady Who Lost, by Alice Beal Parsons
    1. A Lady Who Lost by Alice Beal Parsons
    2. A Wanderer in Woodcuts by H. Glintenkamp
    3. Richard Wagner: The Story of an Artist by Guy de Pourtales
    4. The Spirit of World Politics by William Ernest Hocking
    5. Three Chaucer Studies by Russell Krauss, Haldeen Braddy, and C. Robert Kase, ...
    6. Life and Writings of Hugh Henry Brackenridge by Claude M. Newlin and Hugh Henry Brackenridge
    The Nation, January 11, 1933, p. 46