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A1053014. Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc.
(PWH); 21Nov55; R159411.
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK CO., INC.
Dictados elementarios. SEE
Herrera y Font, Angela.
Esercizi graduati della stenografia
Gregg. SEE Gregg, John Robert.
Estudios graduados. SEE Herrera y
Font, Angela.
Manuale della stenografia Gregg.
SEE Aldworth, Frank.
MCGUCKIN, MILDRED CRISS.
Little cabbages. Illustrated by
Nancy Barnhart. ? 5Oct28;
A31. Mrs. G. L. Catlin (A);
12Oct55; R157930.
MACINNES, W. D., tr.
A history of English literature.
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MACK, WILLIAM, ed. SEE
Corpus Juris.
MCKAY, CLAUDE.
Home to Harlem. ? 1Mar28; A1069052.
Hope McKay Virtue (C); 4Aug55;
R154281.
Children's theatres and plays. ? 18Nov27; A1010474. Constance d'Arcy MacKay (A); 6Jul55; R152261.
MCKAY, RANDLE, Joint author.
The baffle book of crimes to solve.
SEE Wren, Lassiter.
MACKAYE, MILTON.
Dramatic crimes of 1927. ? 23Jul28; A1053364. Milton MacKaye (A); 26Jul55; R153477.
MCKEEHAN, HOBART D., ed.
Anglo-American preaching.
? 19Apr28; A1069864. Verna Marie
Klinepeter McKeehan (W); 4Aug55;
R154007.
MCKEEHAN, VERNA MARIE KLINEPETER.
Anglo-American preaching. SEE
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MACKENZIE, SIR COMPTON.
Extremes meet. ? 7Jun28, AI-11373;
20Jul28, A1053370. Sir Compton
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Number Six Joy Street. SEE De La
Mare, Walter.
MACKENZIE, EMELYN L.
Health for every day. SEE Bigelow,
Maurice A.
Health in home and neighborhood. SEE
Bigelow, Maurice A.
MCKENZIE, FLORENCE S.
Objective tests in English, with
key. David Copperfield. By
Florence S. McKenzie and Mabel
S. Satterfield. ? 6Dec28;
AA15158. Turner E. Smith & Co.
(PWH); 9Dec55; R160717.
MCKEOGH, ELSIE.
The pattern of a woman's life. SEE
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MCKNIGHT, GEORGE H.
Modern English in the making, by
George H. McKnight and Bert
Emsley. ? 14Sep28; A1054337.
Sarah Watson Forrest McKnight (W);
16Dec55; R161098.
MCKNIGHT, SARAH WATSON FORREST.
Modern English in the making. SEE
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MCLAUGHLIN, FRED.
The blade of Picardy. ? 16Mar28; A1068482. Fred McLaughlin (A); 18Aug55; R154629.
MACLEAN, CHARLES AGNEW.
Charles Agnew MacLean, editor of the Popular magazine, 1904-1928. ? 16Oct28; A1016. Street & Smith Publications, Inc. (PCW); 5Dec55; R161013.
MACLEISH, DOROTHY BLACK.
SEE Black, Dorothy.
MCLESTER, JAMES B.
Nutrition and diet in health and disease. SEE McLester, James S.
MCLESTER, JAMES S.
Nutrition and diet in health and
disease. ? 7Nov27; A1010308.
James B. McLester (C); 11Aug55;
R154484.
MCLOUGHLIN, ELLEN V., ed. SEE
The Book of knowledge.
MACMILLAN CO.
Dictionary of music and musicians
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The history of American painting.
SEE Isham, Samuel.
MCMILLEN, WHEELER.
The young collector. ? 9Mar28;
A1069261. Wheeler McMillen (A);
18Nov55; R159351.
MCNEILE, H. C.
SEE Sapper.
MCNEILE, VIOLET EVELYN.
The female of the species. SEE
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Memoirs of a poor relation. SEE
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MCPHEE, PETER C.
Piano, scale, keyboard, charts for students of pianoforte. ? 24Sep27; A1014854. Peter C. McPhee (A); 5Jul55; R153402.
MACRAE, EVELYN H.
Project lessons in orchestration.
SEE Heacox, Arthur Edward.
MACY-MASIUS, INC.
The Paul Street boys. SEE Molnar,
Ferenc.
MADDY, JOSEPH E.
instrumental class teaching. A practical teachers' guide, by J. S. Maddy and T. P. Giddings. ? 21Jan28; A1061347. Joseph E. Maddy (A); Warren C. Bowers (E); 11Jul55; R152688.
MAHLER-WERFEL, ALMA.
Der Abituriententag. SEE Werfel,
Franz.
MAHONEY, E. J.
Christian marriage. Introd. by
James A. Duffy. ? 31Oct27,
AI-10389; 3Apr28, A1069587.
Manley & Cook (E); 5Oct55;
R157168.
MAITLAND, LESTER J.
Knights of the air. (In World's work, Aug.-Dec. 1928) ? 25Jul28, B796332; 24Aug28, B798534; 25Sep28, B37; 25Oct28, B2720; 23Nov28, B7669. Lester J. Maitland (A); 25Nov55; R160513-160517.
MAJOR, CATHERINE OWEN.
La verdad sospechosa. SEE
Ruiz de Alarcon y Mendoza, Juan.
MALAKIS, EMILE.
Intermediate French functional grammar and conversation. ? 16Oct28; A188. Marian M. Malakis (W); 21Oct55; R158419.
MALAKIS, MARIAN M.
Intermediate French functional grammar and conversation. SEE Malakis, Emile.
MALKUS, ALIDA SIMS.
Caravans to Santa Fe. Illus. by
Marie A. Lawson. ? 5Oct28;
A1054862. Alida Sims Malkus (A);
1Nov55; R159574.
The dragon fly of Zuni. Illus. by
Erick Berry. ? 30Aug28; A1053162.
Alida Sims Malkus (A); 9Nov55;
R159529.
MALLESON, LUCY BEATRICE.
SEE Gilbert, Anthony.
MALLOWAN, AGATHA CHRISTIE.
The mystery of the blue train.
? 20Jul28; A1082698. Agatha
Christie Mallowan (A); 1Nov55;
R159442.
MANLEY & COOK.
Christian marriage. SEE Mahoney,
E. J.
MANNIN, ETHEL.
Green willow. ? 27Jan28,
AI-11622; 24Jul28, A1083653.
Ethel Mannin Reynolds (A);
26Jul55; R153478.
MANOIR, FATHER DU.
SEE Du Manoir, Father.
MANTE, MME. GERARD.
SEE Mante, Sivy Proust.
MANTE, SIVY PROUST.
Chroniques. SEE Proust, Marcel.
MANTLE, BURNS, ed. SEE
The best plays of 1926-1927.
The best plays of 1927-1928.
MANTLE, LYDIA SEARS. SEE
The best plays of 1926-1927.
The best plays of 1927-1928.
Franciscan Missionary Sisters of the
Sacred Heart in the United States,
1865-1926, by Maol-Iosa, pseud. of
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A1010894. P. J. Kenedy & Sons
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MARCHANT, SIR JAMES.
Deeds done for Christ. ? 13Sep28; A1054680. Sir James Merchant (A); 3Oct55; R156838.
If I had only one sermon to preach.
Sermons by twenty English ministers.
? 29Mar28, AI-11147;
15Sep28, A1053454. Sir James
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MARE, WALTER DE LA.
SEE De La Mare, Walter.
MARKEL, META.
The works of Plato. SEE Plato.
MARKEY, GENE, joint author.
Business is pleasure. SEE Janis,
Elsie.
Close harmony. SEE Janis, Elsie.
The dark island. SEE Collins,
Charles.
MARLATT, EARL.
Protestant saints. ? 8Oct28; A9.
Earl Marlatt (A); 17Oct55; R157958.
MARQUAND, JOHN P.
Ay, in the catalogue. (In Saturday evening post, Aug. 11, 1928) ? 9Aug28; B796856. John P. Marquand (A); 8Sep55; R155790.
Do tell me, Dr. Johnson. (In
Saturday evening post, July 14,
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John P. Marquand (A); 14Jul55;
R152951.
The good black sheep. (In Saturday
evening post, Aug. 25, 1928)
? 23Aug28; B798352. John P.
Marquand (A); 8Sep55; R155795.
Out of the clouds. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan, Dec.
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P. Marquand (A); 6Dec55; R160783.
Three rousing cheers. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan, Aug.
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P. Marquand (A); 14Jul55; R152949.
MARQUIS, DON.
Companionate marriage. (In Collier's,
June 9, 1928) ? 21May28;
B792029. Mell Daniel (Co-executor);
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Drive in. (In Collier's, Aug. 25,
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Mell Daniel (Co-executor);
11Aug55; R154414.
Entirely logical. (In Saturday
evening post, Sept. 1, 1928)
? 30Aug28; B798527. Mell Daniel
(Co-executor); 6Sep55; R155339.
A king's Job. (In Collier's, July
7, 1928) ? 18Jun28; B792776.
Mell Daniel (Co-executor);
11Aug55; R154413.
No more parties. (In Collier's,
Mar. 24, 1928) ? 6Mar28;
B783477. Mell Daniel (Coexecutor);
11Aug55; R154411.
An old charge. (In Collier's, Aug.
4, 1928) ? 16Jul28; B795471.
Mell Daniel (Co-executor);
19Jul55; R153122.
The strong woman. (In The Saturday
evening post, Sept. 15, 1928)
? 13Sep28; B799822. Mell Daniel
(Co-executor); 19Sep55; R156354.
A very respectable man. (In
Hearst's international-cosmopolitan,
Nov. 1928) ? 10Oct28;
B822. Mell Daniel (Co-executor);
12Oct55; R157946.
When the turtles sing, and other
unusual tales. ? 14Sep28;
A1053842. Mell Daniel (Coexecutor);
7Oct55; R157195.
MARQUIS, THOMAS B.
Memoirs of a white Crow Indian. SEE
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MARRARO, HOWARD R., ed.
Contemporary Italian short stories. ? 14Dec28; A3214. Howard R. Marraro (A); 8Dec55; R161307.
MARRYAT, CAPTAIN.
Masterman Ready. Illus. by John
Rae. ? on illus.; 14Nov28;
A637. John Rae (A); 2Dec55;
R160835.
MARRYAT, FREDERICK.
SEE Marryat, Captain.
MARSH, GEORGE L., joint author.
Good English, oral and written. SEE
Elson, William H.
MARSHALL, FRANK A., joint author.
The Bible and De Molay; presentation; Scriptural allusions and quotations, etc. SEE Land, Franks.
MARTENS, FREDERICK H., tr.
A son of his country. SEE Bloem,
Walter.
MARTIN, CHARLES E.
An introduction to the study of the American Constitution. 2d ed. ? on rewriting several sections; 28Jun28; A1082726. Charles E. Martin (A); 17Aug55; R154565.
MARTIN, ERNEST GALE, joint author.
General biology. SEE Burlingame,
Leonas Lancelot.
MARTIN, JERRY J.
SEE Tarbot, Jerry.
MARTIN, NELL.
Lord Byron of Broadway. ? 17Oct28;
A1000. Nell Martin (A); 19Dec55;
R161120.
Lord Byron of Broadway, by Nell
Martin, pseud. of Columbia Boyer.
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(Columbia Boyer) (A); 6Dec55;
R160862.
MARTIN, PAUL, illus.
The prince and the pig's gate, and other sermons in story. SEE Morris, Robert Hugh.
MARTINDALE, C. C.
The sacramental system. Introd. by
Neil McNeil. ? 31Oct27,
AI-10385; 28Feb28, A1068021.
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