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NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1929. Lightly moisture-rippled and stained textblock, usual age wear, else clean and tight. Folded and creased corners and edges, soiled covers, creases down spine, chipped corners of spine. Pages 379-510; Includes: The Will of the People, by James M. Cain; Sapping Day, by Jim Tully; The Discipline of Sex, by Edward Sapir; Learning How to be Black, by Albon L. Holsey; Renaissance in Hollywood, by R.E. Sherwood; Horse-Car Days, by Raymond S. Tompkins; Walt Whitman's Politics, by Clifton Joseph Furness; An American Wrestles With God, by Benjamin DeCasseres, Nocturne at Noon, by Thomas Hornsby Ferril, Public School Mamas, by Margaret Cobb, and much more. . Wraps. Very Good. Illus. by Advertisements. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Literary Periodical.
The American Mercury by Mencken, H. L. , editor
by Mencken, H. L. , editor
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The American Mercury
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Boston, MA: Alfred A. Knopf October 1931, 1111. 1st ptg. edition. Paperback. Used: Good. Softcover, cover is worn, contents good. Featured article is The Black Belt Of The Caribbean.
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The American Mercury: Volume XVI: Number 64: April 1929
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