The Publishers Weekly, Volumen181

F. Leypoldt, 1962

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LETTERS TO A FRIEND 19501952 v 1 book appeared in Scientific American a small	5

A large collection of the late Dame Rose Macau	65

SAMSONS BREAKFAST appeal to bright children who are confirmed	66

ton Johnson of Boston at a time when she	75

A very simple story for preschoolers about FEBRUARY 1	1

FEBRUARY 6	6

STANTON By Mary Elisabeth Edes	81

A voluminous painstakingly compiled and prob MISS FLORA McFLIMSEYS	2

YEARS	31

THE FLORENTINE RING	174

Jackson Stanley Doubleday 4 50	4

up of very dramatic vignettes of human nature live through the blast will be those who have	23

Funny show	3

spiritual influences on Jesus at that time the vivial drinking The four volumes of his memoirs	7

DOUBLEDAY	32

SELLER The candid	44

AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY	45

Elise Sanguinetti McGraw 4 95	78

stays home in Georgia with her parents and from the water not the roads The writing	149

EASY SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS FEBRUARY 5	5

JANUARY 5	5

FEBRUARY 9	9

THE YEARS 19041911	128

Leonard Woolf Harcourt 5 95	139

people	163

MEMOIRS

resco Slit cards	47

THE KING	55

Charles Samuels Coward 4 95	95

A creditable not too hasty biography of Clark	30

years about whom biographer Samuels cites	44

THE MYSTERY OF THE LOST MOON of Fatima and of Saint Bernadette Miss Fords	2

Commander George P Steele USN Dutton 4 95 which seems surprisingly short for a book cover	12

Space buffs in the middleage group will enjoy	14

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Título	The Publishers Weekly, Volumen181
Colaboradores	R.R. Bowker Company, Publishers' Board of Trade (U.S.), Book Trade Association of Philadelphia, Am. Book Trade Association, American Book Trade Union
Editor	F. Leypoldt, 1962
Procedencia del original	Universidad de California
Digitalizado	8 Mar 2018

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