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Fletcher, Charles Brunsdon. ggo F63
Problem of the Pacific; preface by Sir William MacGregor. 1919.
Heinemann.
"A broader view of the international questions treated in the author's previous
volume, The New Pacific. A useful contribution to the study of Far Eastern politics."
Outlook (London), 1919.
Macphail, James Merry.
954 M22
Asoka. Assoc. Press. (Heritage of India.)
"Short study... of the life and times of Asoka as king, missionary, and scribe, with
the early history of Buddhism and with Asoka's place in history...An admirable little
volume, full, interesting, and careful." Review, 1920.
New York (city)—Public library. Astor, Lenox and qr 016.9352 N26
Tilden foundations.
Assyria and Babylonia; a list of references in the library; comp. by
I. A. Pratt, under the direction of Richard Gottheil. 1918.
European War
Blanchet, Eugene Louis.
940.917 B53
En represailles. 1918.
An account of the horrors of life in various German prison camps during the world
war. Illustrated.
Duffy, Francis Patrick.
940.918 D877
Father Duffy's story; a tale of humor and heroism, of life and death
with the fighting 69th, with an historical appendix by Joyce Kilmer.
1919. Doran.
Written in the form of a journal from June 1917 to April 1919. "Not so much
history, as one of the sources of history, a first-hand document." Review, 1920.
Etienne, pseud.
940.915 E88
A naval lieutenant, 1914-18. [1919-] Methuen.
Vivid descriptions of the war at sea, especially of the Battle of Jutland, by a shrewd
observer who kept full notes. Illustrated with photographs taken by the author. Condensed
from Outlook (London), 1919.
Parmer, Charles Brower.
r 940.92 P25
We are Americans! [I9I9-] Privately printed.
Sketches which first appeared in "Qu'est-ce que c'est?" the weekly publication of
the A. E. F. students attending the University of Toulouse, France, in the spring of 1910.
United States—Library of Congress.
qr 016.94091 U25I
List of bibliographies on the European war. 1918.
Mimeograph copy.
Books for the Blind
The Library has a collection of about 3,700 books and 75 periodicals for the blind.
The Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society and Free Circulating Library for the Blind
supports in this district a teacher, herself totally blind, who, under the direction of this
Library visits the adult blind in their homes and teaches them to read. This service
and the use of the books are absolutely free to all the adult blind in Pittsburgh and western
Pennsylvania and the Director requests that names and addreses of such persons be
sent to him in order that the teacher may call upon them.
American Braille
Declaration of independence in Congress, July 4, 1776.
E 342-7 036a