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Title: Misrepresentative Men
Author: Harry Graham
Illustrator: F. Strothmann
Release Date: June 3, 2011 [EBook #36321]
Language: English
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Misrepresentative
Men
MISREPRESENTATIVE
MEN
By Harry Graham
(Col. D. Streamer
)
Author of "Ruthless Rhymes
for Heartless Homes," etc., etc.
ILLUSTRATED BY
F. Strothmann
NEW YORK
Fox, Duffield & Company
MCMV
Copyright, 1904, by
FOX, DUFFIELD & COMPANY
Published, September, 1904
Printed in America
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