Recollection by General Draper of a Varied Career
William F. Draper details his memoirs and public service range from soldier to diplomat to congressman. He defends his protectionist stance, recalls private discussions with Theodore Roosevelt, and comments on Senate measures, ambassador salaries, and Washington society.
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Entertaining heroine in Hilary on Her Own by Mabel Barnes Grundy
A vivacious English girl in the countryside rebels against household routine by ruining blanc mangé and travels to London to seek work. The narrative follows her varied experiences and relationships told in the first person with lively, fresh narration and a dash of elfin mischief.
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