Dale, Harrison Clifford, ed.-continued. 917.8 D15 of H.G. Rogers, member of the company of J. S. Smith; The second journal of H. G. Rogers. "Bibliography," p.309-321. Los Angeles examiner. California; its opportunities and delights, April 1920. v.1. Packard, Winthrop. Old Plymouth trails. 1920. Packard. qr 917.94 L892 1920. 917.448 P12 Descriptive sketches of the section of Massachusetts settled by the Pilgrims. Wharton, Anne Hollingsworth. In old Pennsylvania towns. 1920. Lippincott. 917.48 W 59 Contents: Introduction.-En route to Lancaster.-The story of an old town.-Lancaster and Lebanon towns.-Gettysburg by way of Columbia and York.-Chambersburg and Shippensburg. A picturesque old town [Carlisle].-From Carlisle to Harrisburg.— Westward ho to Pittsburgh.-Washington, Penna. and the Braddock trail.-Fort Bedford, Hollidaysburg and Jenny Lind.-The city of the beautiful spring [Bellefonte].— Up the Susquehanna to Sunbury and Wilkes-Barré.-A Pennsylvania retreat for royalty. -Down the Schuylkill to Pottsville and Reading.-Allentown, Bethlehem and Chester. Cabot, William Brooks. Labrador. 1920. Small. Other Countries 917.19 Cil "The larger part of the material presented in this book was issued in..." 'Northern Labrador,' and is here given in revised and amplified form." Preface. Etherton, Percy Thomas. 915 E88 Across the roof of the world; a record of sport and travel through Kashmir, Gilgit, Hunza, the Pamirs, Chinese Turkistan, Mongolia and Siberia. [1911] Stokes. Contains map. Fletcher, Charles Brunsdon. 919.6 F63 Stevenson's Germany; the case against Germany in the Pacific. 1920. Heinemann. 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Macmillan. Ward, Jane Shaw. Shanghai sketches. 1917. Woman's Press. 915.8 S98 915.1 W21 Five pages laid in: Questions. Chinese customs and characteristics as they appeared to a Y. W. C. A. worker. History General Taylor, Henry Osborn. 901 T25 Thought and expression in the 16th century. 2v. 1920. Macmillan. V.I. The humanism of Italy.-Erasmus and Luther.-The French mind. V.2. England.-Philosophy and science. Contains bibliographical foot-notes. West, Willis Mason. 940 W 56s Story of modern progress, with a preliminary survey of earlier progress. [1920.] Allyn. (Allyn and Bacon's series of school histories.) "A list of books in modern history for high schools," Appendix, p.1-5. A text-book for high schools. English and continental history predominate. American history is introduced only when the connection of events demands it and then is treated from the point of view of its significance in world development. Condensed from Preface. 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