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Teaching with Primary Sources The Federation of Independent Illinois Colleges and Universities |
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Using the Library of Congress to
Advantage to Study The Roaring Twenties Amanda Hudson and Stephanie Zehner |
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Cannan, G. (1920).
Release of the soul. New York: Bonnie and Liveright. Cannan, G. (1927).
Short way with authors, a
burlesque in on act. Boston: L Phillips. Cannan, G. (1920).
Windmills; a book of
fables. New York: B. W. Huebsch, Inc. Carlson, B. (1993). A roaring 20’s cookbook. Sioux City, Iowa: Quixote Press Chekhov, A. (1920). My life and other stories. London: C. W. Daniel, Ltd Chesterton, G.K. (1924). Uses of diversity; a book of essays. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd. Cree, A. (1920). Handbook of ball-room dancing. New York: John Lane Co. Flinn, E. (1920). How to play Jazz, Blues, in your music. New York. Goldring, D. (1920). Reputations, essays in criticism. New York: T. Seltzer Hanert & Marshall, J. (n.d.). Song hits of the roaring 20’s. New York: Remick Music Corporation |
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