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The Bookman, April 1931 Issue
- 54 Articles, 112pp
  • , pp. 113-122 - PDF
  • (Verse)
    , pp. 123-124 - PDF
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    A Caricature
  • Reviews and Departments 
  • [+] Fiction
    (17 Reviews)
    , p. 187 - PDF
    1. [+]
      Review
      When the Wicked Man..., by Ford Madox Ford
      (Review)
      , p. 187 - PDF
      1. When the Wicked Man... by Ford Madox Ford
    2. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 188 - PDF
      1. Sanctuary by William Faulkner
    3. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 189 - PDF
      1. Festival by M. Struthers Burt
    4. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 190 - PDF
      1. The Lion Took Fright by Louis Marlow
    5. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 190 - PDF
      1. The Little Town by Heinrich Mann
    6. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 191 - PDF
      1. The Gardener of Evil by Pierre Loving
    7. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 192 - PDF
      1. Our Gods Are Not Born by Charles Rumford Walker
    8. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 192 - PDF
      1. The White Paternoster, and Other Stories by Theodore F. Powys
    9. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 193 - PDF
      1. According to Thomas by Ivan Nazhivin
    10. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 193 - PDF
      1. The Good Hope by Henry Sydnor Harrison
    11. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 194 - PDF
      1. Morning Tide by Neil M. Gunn
    12. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 194 - PDF
      1. Old First by Lawrence Perry
    13. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 195 - PDF
      1. Wide Open Town by Myron Brinig
    14. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 195 - PDF
      1. The Name of Action by Graham Greene
    15. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 196 - PDF
      1. Apache by Will Levington Comfort
    16. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 196 - PDF
      1. Yehuda by Meyer Levin
    17. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 197 - PDF
      1. Strange Combat by Sarah Salt
  • [+] Biography
    (7 Reviews)
    , pp. 198-199 - PDF
    1. [+]
      Review
      Lincoln, the Man, by Edgar Lee Masters
      (Review)
      , pp. 198-199 - PDF
      1. Lincoln, the Man by Edgar Lee Masters
    2. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 200 - PDF
      1. Lincoln the Politician by Don C. Seitz
    3. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 201 - PDF
      1. Mr. Miller of "The Times" by F. Fraser Bond
    4. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 201 - PDF
      1. Royal Charles: Ruler and Rake by David G. Loth
    5. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 202 - PDF
      1. Lord John Russell by A. Wyatt Tilby
    6. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 203 - PDF
      1. Dumas: Father and Son by Francis Gribble
    7. [+]
      (Review)
      , pp. 203-204 - PDF
      1. Master of Manhattan by Lothrop Stoddard
  • [+] Poetry
    (2 Reviews)
    , p. 205 - PDF
    1. [+]
      Review
      The Sonnets of Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, by...
      (Review)
      , p. 205 - PDF
      1. The Sonnets of Frederick Goddard Tuckerman by Witter Bynner and Frederick Goddard T...
    2. [+]
      (Review)
      , pp. 206-208 - PDF
      1. Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins by Robert Bridges and Gerard Manley Hopkins
  • [+] Essays and Criticism
    (3 Reviews)
    , p. 209 - PDF
    1. [+]
      Review
      Poetry and the Criticism of Life, by Heathcote...
      (Review)
      , p. 209 - PDF
      1. Poetry and the Criticism of Life by Heathcote W. Garrod
    2. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 210 - PDF
      1. Shakespeare's Problem Comedies by William Witherle Lawrence
    3. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 211 - PDF
      1. Swinburne and Baudelaire by Harold Nicolson
  • [+] A Varied Shelf
    (9 Reviews)
    , p. 212 - PDF
    1. [+]
      Review
      Leigh Hunt's "Examiner" Examined, by Edmund Bl...
      (Review)
      , p. 212 - PDF
      1. Leigh Hunt's "Examiner" Examined by Edmund Blunden
    2. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 213 - PDF
      1. Amulets and Superstitions by E.A. Wallis Budge
    3. [+]
      (Review)
      , pp. 214-215 - PDF
      1. A Pagan's Pilgrimage by Llewelyn Powys
    4. [+]
      (2 Reviews)
      , p. 216 - PDF
      1. India: Land of the Black Pagoda by Lowell Thomas
      2. The Lives of a Bengal Lancer by Francis C.C. Yeats-Brown
    5. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 217 - PDF
      1. World Without End by Helen Noble Thomas
    6. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 218 - PDF
      1. The Course of Empire by Valeska Bari
    7. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 219 - PDF
      1. Ancient Civilizations of the Andes by Philip Ainsworth Means
    8. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 219 - PDF
      1. The Science of Folklore by Alexander Haggerty Krappe
    9. [+]
      (Review)
      , p. 220 - PDF
      1. Siegfried by Jean Giraudoux
  • [+]
    (7 Reviews)
    , pp. 221-223 - PDF
    More or Less Valedictory
    1. Three Steeples by LeRoy MacLeod
    2. This Our Exile by David Burnham
    3. Orange Valley by Howard Baker#2
    4. The Years That Crown by Gwen Clear
    5. The Making of a Lady by Sara Haardt
    6. The Black Ghost of the Highway by Gertrude Linnell
    7. To the Victor by Henry von Rhau
  • , p. 224 - PDF
    1. Three Steeples by LeRoy MacLeod
    2. This Our Exile by David Burnham
    3. Orange Valley by Howard Baker#2
    4. The Years That Crown by Gwen Clear
    5. The Making of a Lady by Sara Haardt
    6. The Black Ghost of the Highway by Gertrude Linnell
    7. To the Victor by Henry von Rhau
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