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John B. Priestley Archives
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John B. Priestley •ï¿½136 Items / 66 Books, 64 Articles, 3 Reviews
The Doomsday Men (1938)
by J.B. Priestley
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    In Short (5 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. The Doomsday Men by J.B. Priestley
    2. The Barly Fields by Robert Nathan
    3. The Dark River by Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall
    4. Scoop by Evelyn Waugh
    5. Southways by Erskine Caldwell
    Scribners, August 1938, p. 59
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    The New Books (8 Reviews)
    Essays in Australian Fiction, by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    1. Essays in Australian Fiction by M. Barnard Eldershaw
    2. The Doomsday Men by J.B. Priestley
    3. The Man from Cook's by Polan Banks
    4. Let X Equal Marjorie by Edward Hope
    5. Secret Information by Robert S. Hichens
    6. Book of Kings by Philip Freund
    7. Each Dawn I Die by Jerome Odlum
    8. The Big House of Mystery by Patrick Henry Weeks
    The Saturday Review, August 6, 1938, pp. 21-22
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    New Books: A Reader's List (10 Reviews)
    Italy's Foreign and Colonial Policy, 1914-1937, by Maxwell H.H. Macartney and Paul Cremona
    1. Italy's Foreign and Colonial Policy, 1914-1937 by Maxwell H.H. Macartney and Paul Cremona
    2. The Pageant of Japanese History by Marion May Dilts
    3. Japan: The Hungry Guest by G.C. Allen
    4. The Schoolma'am by Frances R. Donovan
    5. The Trial of Helen McLeod by Alice Beal Parsons
    6. The Doomsday Men by J.B. Priestley
    7. Mr. Despondency's Daughter by Anne Parrish
    8. A Woman Screamed by Robert Neumann
    9. Designing Women by Margaretta Byers and Consuelo Kamholz
    10. Thrice a Stranger by Vera Brittain
    The New Republic, September 21, 1938, pp. 195-196