Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 96
... of the Fair's opening the column of " Sharps and Flats " presented an order of march for the inaugural procession . This was one sec- tion : DIVISION IV PUBLISHERS IN CARRIAGES FOLLOWED BY AUTHORS ON FOOT 96 WATCHING THE WORLD GO BY.
... of the Fair's opening the column of " Sharps and Flats " presented an order of march for the inaugural procession . This was one sec- tion : DIVISION IV PUBLISHERS IN CARRIAGES FOLLOWED BY AUTHORS ON FOOT 96 WATCHING THE WORLD GO BY.
Page 126
Willis John Abbot. ified Henry LEWIS strictions off . " The dispatch that followed nearly melted the wires . In later years Lewis gravitated , like all journalistic freaks , to the New York Journal . His work there was brilliant , for ...
Willis John Abbot. ified Henry LEWIS strictions off . " The dispatch that followed nearly melted the wires . In later years Lewis gravitated , like all journalistic freaks , to the New York Journal . His work there was brilliant , for ...
Page 341
... followed Mazzini intellectually , marched in armed cohorts behind Garibaldi , and made Victor Emmanuel constitutional king of a free and united Italy , we wonder again if we are not perhaps narrow in our conception of the meaning of ...
... followed Mazzini intellectually , marched in armed cohorts behind Garibaldi , and made Victor Emmanuel constitutional king of a free and united Italy , we wonder again if we are not perhaps narrow in our conception of the meaning of ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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