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Harper's Monthly August 1920 The Man Who Knew Too Much,The Vanishing Prince FIRST PRINTING
de G.K. Chesterton, Various
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ORIGINAL EDITION Publisher-Printing Location: Harper & Brothers, New York Date and Numbering: August 1920, Volume CXLI, Number DCCCXLIIISize and Page Count: 6.5 X 10" Tall, approx. 200 pages, includes advertisements and the back cover with statement of Harper's New Monthly MagazineCondition: Good, binding good, front and back covers are loose with small tears and foxing, spine cover with small tears, pages with untrimmed edges are browning on edge, some pages have small watermark stains, pencil markings on front cover and content page, Complete.Illustrations Information: approx. 40 illustrations and many vintage advertisements!
----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----
Articles and information:
An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part I) -By Margaret Wade Campbell Deland
Poem: Old trees -By Mary Brent Whiteside
Marseilles, the bridgehead of the Levant -By Herbert Adams Gibbons
New nonsense novels: The split in the cabinet, or the fate of England (an English political novel of the days that were) -By Stephen LeacockTradition -By Walter Lionel George
The Man Who Knew Too Much: II.The Vanishing Prince - By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton FIRST PRINTING! - Later in 1926 published in book form with other short stories about the character Horne Fisher The Man Who Knew Too Much
America goes back to work: IV."The great Southwest -By Edward Hungerford
Mr. Howells -By Booth Tarkington
The pessimist rewarded -By James Marie Hopper
Poem: Matinal -By Hesper Le Gallienne
Collection: The church of to-day and to-morrow
The church of to-day and to-morrow -By William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd
A rejoinder -By Henry Sloane Coffin
A midsummer idyl -By John Burroughs
Poem: The adventurers -By E.E. (Ernest Edwin) Speight
The liver bank -By Marie Manning
The shadow side -By Ellwood Hendrick
The lion's mouth/Article: A revelation -By Burges Johnson The lion's mouth/Article: The classic hypocrisy -By Ben Ray Redman The lion's mouth/Fiction: A nursery tale -By Charles A. (Charles Andrew Armstrong) Bennett The lion's mouth/Article: Cheerio, collegians! -By Merrill Anderson Editor's drawer/Fiction: Three on an island -By Roger Curly - Editor's drawer/Poem: Coughs -By Burges Johnson - (And other Editor's drawer articles)
----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian----
Articles and information:
An Old Chester secret: A story in three parts (part I) -By Margaret Wade Campbell Deland
Poem: Old trees -By Mary Brent Whiteside
Marseilles, the bridgehead of the Levant -By Herbert Adams Gibbons
New nonsense novels: The split in the cabinet, or the fate of England (an English political novel of the days that were) -By Stephen LeacockTradition -By Walter Lionel George
The Man Who Knew Too Much: II.The Vanishing Prince - By G.K. (Gilbert Keith) Chesterton FIRST PRINTING! - Later in 1926 published in book form with other short stories about the character Horne Fisher The Man Who Knew Too Much
America goes back to work: IV."The great Southwest -By Edward Hungerford
Mr. Howells -By Booth Tarkington
The pessimist rewarded -By James Marie Hopper
Poem: Matinal -By Hesper Le Gallienne
Collection: The church of to-day and to-morrow
The church of to-day and to-morrow -By William G. (William Gunn) Shepherd
A rejoinder -By Henry Sloane Coffin
A midsummer idyl -By John Burroughs
Poem: The adventurers -By E.E. (Ernest Edwin) Speight
The liver bank -By Marie Manning
The shadow side -By Ellwood Hendrick
The lion's mouth/Article: A revelation -By Burges Johnson The lion's mouth/Article: The classic hypocrisy -By Ben Ray Redman The lion's mouth/Fiction: A nursery tale -By Charles A. (Charles Andrew Armstrong) Bennett The lion's mouth/Article: Cheerio, collegians! -By Merrill Anderson Editor's drawer/Fiction: Three on an island -By Roger Curly - Editor's drawer/Poem: Coughs -By Burges Johnson - (And other Editor's drawer articles)
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- Título
- Harper's Monthly August 1920 The Man Who Knew Too Much,The Vanishing Prince FIRST PRINTING
- Autor
- G.K. Chesterton, Various
- Formato/Encuadernación
- Soft
- Estado del libro
- Usado - Good+
- Cantidad disponible
- 1
- Editorial
- Harpers Monthly
- Lugar de publicación
- New York
- Fecha de publicación
- 1920
- Catálogos del vendedor
- Fiction; History;
- Product_type
- Periodical
- Size
- 6.5" x 10"
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