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THE SHORT-LINE WAR
By MERWIN-WEBSTER
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SPECTATOR.—“The story is well put together, well told, and exciting.”
SPEAKER.—“Short, exciting, well composed.”
ACADEMY.—“Told with much spirit.”
PALL MALL GAZETTE.—“The book is briskly written by a man who is interested in his subject.”
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