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The Color-Prints of Hiroshige, by Edward F. Strange and Hiroshige
The Saturday Review, January 15, 1927, p. 519
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  1. The Color-Prints of Hiroshige (1927)
    Edward F. Strange and Hiroshige
    2 Reviews, 2 Readable
  2. My Life and Times (1926)
    Jerome K. Jerome
    4 Reviews, 3 Readable
  3. New Schools in the Old World (1926)
    Carleton Washburne
    2 Reviews, 1 Readable
  4. The Man Who Cannot Die (1927)
    Thames Williamson
    2 Reviews, 2 Readable
  5. Half a Sovereign (1926)
    Ian Hay
    An Improbable Romance
    3 Reviews, 3 Readable
  6. Colonial Furniture in America (1902)
    Luke Vincent Lockwood
    Supplementary Chapters and One Hundred and Thirth-Six Plates of New Subjects ...
    4 Reviews, 2 Readable
  7. Human Experience (1926)
    R.B. Haldane
    A Study of Its Structure
    3 Reviews, 3 Readable
  8. The Economic Background of the Gospels (1927)
    Frederick C. Grant
    1 Review, 1 Readable
  9. An Outline Introduction to the History of Religions (1927)
    Theodore Henry Robinson
    4 Reviews, 3 Readable
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