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Comment on and excerpts from a book entitled "American Nicknames, Their Origin and Significance," by George Earlie Shankle, Ph.D., published in 1937 by H.W. Wilson Co.
By Elizabeth Dickens The New Yorker, September 9, 1939 P. 65 Excerpts from a book of etiquette entitled "Decorum", published in 1881 by the Union Publishing Company House of N.Y., Boston, Cincinnati, and Atlanta, and sold only by subscriptions.
By Stanley Walker The New Yorker, April 11 , 1942P. 39 Comment on and excerpts from a book entitled "American Nicknames, Their Origin and Significance," by George Earlie Shankle, Ph.D., published in 1937 by H.W. Wilson Co.
The New Yorker, April 11 , 1942P. 39 Comment on and excerpts from a book entitled "American Nicknames, Their Origin and Significance," by George Earlie Shankle, Ph.D., published in 1937 by H.W. Wilson Co.
More excerpts from a book that will not be written by Tom Brokaw, "The Most Excellent Generation": As Justin prepared to ship out to Washington, resting in his family's apartment on the Upper West Side, he couldn't shake the ghosts of Seattle.
For an essay on postmodernism and music, he browsed the review of a book by a University of Louisiana jazz professor and an excerpt from a book by two music professors at Stony Brook University.
A few months after my newspaper articles appeared, Harper's published an excerpt from a book I'd been writing, to be titled "My Lai 4: A Report on the Massacre and Its Aftermath".
After we spoke, he arranged for the author's identifier to be placed at the beginning of the article, making it clear that this was an excerpt from a book.
Let me say by way of introduction that the piece that appeared in this week's New Yorker is an excerpt from a book called "The Social Animal," coming out March 8 (but even now available for preorder).
In fact, it's an excerpt from a book he wrote. .
