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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/King, Colonel Walter Gawen

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​King, Colonel Walter Gawen, M.B. C.M., D.Ph., C.I.E., (1899), I.M.S. (retired); s. of late J. H. King; b. 1851: m. Laura, o.d. of late William Marret; joined I.M.S. 1874; became Colonel, 1906; served with 31st Regt. M.I. and 5th Burmah Regt. Civil Sergeon, 1877 Supt. of Jail, 1878 on Several occasions surgeon to H.E. the Governor of Madras, Professor of Physics, Presidency College, Madras Professor of Hygrene, Madras Medical College Special Sanitary Officer, Madras City Supt. Central Jail, Mandalay Supt. Government Lunatic Asylum. Madras Inspector of Vaccination, and Deputy Sanitary Conimissioner, Madras; on special duty in charge of the Animal Vaccine Dept. Madras, 1891-1892 Sanitary Commissioner for Madras, 1894 Sanitary Commissioner and Inspector-General, Civil Hospitals, Burma, 1906-8 received special thanks of Madras Government for services in the famines of 1876-77 and the famine of 1896-97, “The King Institute of Prventive Medicine” was named after him by the Government of Madras, 1903 Fellow of the Sanitary Institutes. Fellow of the Royal Institute of Public Health, Fellow of the Madra University member, Educational Syndicate, Burma; member of Court of Visitors, India, Institute of Science; awarded Mary Kingsley medal by School of tropical Medicine, Liverpool, 1909. Publications: Simple Sanitary Rules during Cholera Epidemics; the Plague Inspector; official reports of sanitary subjects. Address: Yondercott, Uffculme, North Devon.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/King, Lucas White

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​King, Lucas White, B.A. LL.B., LL.D., F.S.A.; C.S.I. (1898); e.s. of late Deputy Surg-Gen. Henry King. Principal, Medical School Madras; b. 1856; m. Geraldine, e.d. of late Alfred Harml-worth Temple; Educ: Ennis Coll. an Dublin University; Exhibitioner, and Honour man. Trinity Coll, Dublin 1878; Assist. Resident, Mysore (1887); First Assistant to the A.G.G., Central India (1888); Deputy Comr. Derah Ismail Khan 1890-95; Political officer, Zhob Valley Field Force 1890; Political officer, Waziristan Field Force 1894 (despatches, medal and clasp) Boundary officer Indo-Afghan Demarcation Commission 1895 Deputy Comr. Peshawar 1895 Deputy Comr. Kohat 1897-1900 Political officer Kohat. Kurram Field Force, and of the Tirah Expeditionary Force, 1897-98 (despatches, medal with three clasps, ​C.S.I.; Deputy Comr. Kangra; Comr. Lahore; Comr. Salt Revnue, Northern India; Comr. Multan; Comr. Rawalpindi; Coronation medal, 1902; resigned I.C.S.; Professor of Oriental Languages, Dublin University, 1905; J.P. Dublin, 1905. Member, Society of Antiquaries of London, and Ireland; Member of Royal Asiatic Society, London and Dublin. Recreations; shooting, archaeology and philology. Publications: Brochures on Oriental Numismatics, and Monograph on the Orakzai Country and Clans. Address: Roebuck Hall, Dublin; Clubs: Junior Carlton; Kildare Street, Dublin.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Khwaja Sir Salimulla

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​Khwaja Sir Salimulla, K.C.S.I., Nawab of Decca. (See Dacca.)
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/King, Major & Hon. Lt-Col. Alexander James

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​ ​with Egyptian Army in Camel Corps in Dongola Expedition, 1896; expedition, 1897; Khartoun expedition, 1898; (despatches three times, order of 4th class Medjidieh, Brevet-Major): appointed A.D.C. to Lieut-Gen. Sir Archibald Hunter K.C.B,, D.S.O., in India, and in South African Campaign in 1899; was present during the siege of Ladysmith, and commanded the Kimberely Mount Corps in the relief of Mafeking (despatches three times); Dongola Expedition, 1896 (4th class Medjidieh) South African Campaign, 1899 1900 (despatches thrice, Queen’s medal, 5 clasps, D.S.O.). Major 1902. Address: Tertowise House, Aberdeenshire. Clubs: Naval and Military, Hurlingham.
King, Sir George, M.B., L.L.D.,F.R.S., K.C.I.E., (1898), C.I.E. (1890), I.M.S. (retired); joined service, 1865; House Surgeon, Medical College Hospital, Calcutta, 1866; Superintendent, Royal Botanical Gardens, Professor of Botany, Medical College, Calcutta, and Superintendent, Cinchona plantations in Sikkim, 1871: was quinologist. 1879; retired, 1898. Publications: ‘Manual of Cinchona cultivation in India’, editor of ‘Annals of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Calcutta’. Address: c/o of India Office, London.
King, Sir Henry Clark, Kt, (1906), Solicitor and Notary Public and Commissioner, High Court, Madras; b. 1857; s. of Rev. C. W. King; m. Ethel, e.d. of J. Alderson Smith of Wheatcroft, Scarborough; educ: Durham; Marlborough; Articled to A. S. Field of Leamington, 1875; arrived in India, 1880 as Assistant to Tasker and Wilson; now senior partner in the firm of King and Josselyn, Madras; was one of the three secretaries of Madras in connection with the reception of T.R H. the Prince and Princess of Wales, 1906. Out of India. Clubs: Purham County; Madras.
King, Sir Henry Seymour, M.A., F.R.G.S., K.C.I.E., (1892), M.P. (c) Central Hull, 1885-1911; s. of Henry Samuel King, J.P., Chigwell, Essex; b. 1852; educ: Charterhouse; Balliol College, Oxford; Lieutenant for the City of London; a Governor of Charterhouse; Mayor of Kensington, 1901-02; head of the firm of Henry S. King & Co., London; King, King, & Co., Bombay; and King, Hamilton, & Co., Calcutta. Recreations; Golfing, Yaching, and Alpine Climbing. Address: 25, Cornwall Gardens, South Kensington. Clubs: Athen aenun, Carlton, Royal Automobile.
King, Lucas White, B.A. LL.B., LL.D., F.S.A.; C.S.I. (1898); e.s. of late Deputy Surg-Gen. Henry King. Principal, Medical School Madras; b. 1856; m. Geraldine, e.d. of late Alfred Harml-worth Temple; Educ: Ennis Coll. an Dublin University; Exhibitioner, and Honour man. Trinity Coll, Dublin 1878; Assist. Resident, Mysore (1887); First Assistant to the A.G.G., Central India (1888); Deputy Comr. Derah Ismail Khan 1890-95; Political officer, Zhob Valley Field Force 1890; Political officer, Waziristan Field Force 1894 (despatches, medal and clasp) Boundary officer Indo-Afghan Demarcation Commission 1895 Deputy Comr. Peshawar 1895 Deputy Comr. Kohat 1897-1900 Political officer Kohat. Kurram Field Force, and of the Tirah Expeditionary Force, 1897-98 (despatches, medal with three clasps,
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Khilkani, Kauramal Chandamall

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​Khilkani, Kauramal Chandamall, Rao Bahadur, Bhiria; b. 1844, educ: Government A.V. School, Karachi, and Elphinstone Institution, Bombay; joined service in the education department, 1863; was Principal, Training College, Hydrabad, Sind; Translator and Referee to Educational ​Department; was a Councillor, Hydrabad Municipality: has been granted 100 acres of land besides pension; Rao Bahadur, 1897. Address: Bhiria, Hydrabad (Sind), India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Akbar, Bakhat, Mirza

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​Akbar, Bakhat, Mirza; born, 1866; educated at the Queen’s College, Benares; belongs to ex-Royal family of Delhi and is the 5th in descent from Prince Jawan Bakht, also known as Mirza Jahand Shah, the eldest son and heir-apparent to Emperor Shah Alam of Delhi; a Durbarri exempted from the operations of the Arms Act; Honorary Magistrate; Chairman of the Muslim League, Benares; Vice Chairman of the Girl’s School and Parchae Karigaran of Benares; married a daughter of the late Prince Mohammad Wabaj-ud-din Shah, of the House of Tippu Sultan of Mysore, and brother to Prince Mahommad Bakhtiyar Shah, C.I.E.. Address: Shiwala, Benares.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Aitken, Colonel William

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​Aitken, Colonel William, born, 1840; son of James Aitken of Falkirk, N.B. Educated at Edinburgh Academy and Heidelberg; entered the Royal Artillery, 1867; Captain, 1878; in Afghan War, 1878-80: Muhsud Waziri expedition, 1881; Major, 1888; Burma expedition, 1885-87; Brevet Lt. Colonel in the Chitral Relief Force, 1895; C.B.; Brevet Colonel, 1897; served with the Malakand field force, and in the Mohmand and Buner expeditions, 1897-8; commanded the Mountain Artillery, Rawalpindi, Punjab, till 1899; A.D.C. to His Majesty and Colonel on the staff, commanding R.A., Scottish District, 1899-1903; retired, 1903. Recreation: shooting and golfing. Address: Innergillie, Ansthruther, Fife.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ali Chowdhri

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​Ali Chowdhri also known as Shahzada Mirza Aurangazeb; Nawab, Khan Bahadur; descended from Prince Mirza Jahandar; has founded an Anglo-Vernacular High School, and a public library at Comilla: has contributed liberally to all sorts of local charities. Recreations: Athletics and hunting. Address: Kurshed Munzil Paschingaon, Homnabad Pargana, Tippera, Bengal.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ali Husain Khan

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​Ali Husain Khan, Nawab of Fatehpur; born, 1854 and succeeded to title, 1902; belongs to a family of Saiyids, said to have been founded by Ikram-ud-Din Ahmad, who followed Humayun from Persia; obtaining some appointment at the Moghul Court, he was succeeded by his son and grandson. The son of the latter, Mohammad Taki, held high office in the time of Aurangazeb and received Jagirs in Kashmir, Lahore and elsewhere; Saiyid Zia-ud-Din, one of his successors, resigned his post and all his Jagirs and retired into private life at the cession of territory which took place in 1801, Bakar Ali Khan was detained in Fatehpur and on his death, much of his lands were restored to the old owners and his Jagir leased to his youngest brother, Saiyid Mohammad Khan, who was succeeded by his son Ahmad Hussain Khan from whom the estate has descended to the present holder; it comprises of 6 villages in Fatehpur assessed at Rs. 13,560. The title has been recognised. Address: Fatehpur, U.P.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ahsan Akhtar Bakht, Mirza Bahadur

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​Ahsan Akhtar Bakht, Mirza Bahadur; belongs to the ex-royal family of Delhi; Political pensioner; owns considerable landed property. Address: Shiwala, Benares.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ali Nagi Kazi Saiyid Khan Bahadur

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​Ali Nagi Kazi Saiyid Khan Bahadur; born, 6th June, 1852; Educated at Benares. Tahsildar of Cawnpore 1892, Deputy Collector, Mirzapur, 1896; Ghezam, 1909-1911. Pays a revenue of Rs. 4,000 to Government. Address: Naunahra, Ghazipur Dt., U.P.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Alcock, Lt. Col. Alfred William

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​Alcock, Lt. Col. Alfred William, C.I.E., M.B., LL.D., F.R.S.; born, 1859; educated at Mill Hill, Blackheath, Westminster, and Aberdeen University; M.B.; Assistant Professor of Zoology, Aberdeen University, 1883-85; joined the Indian Medical Service. 1885; served in the Punjab Frontier force; Surgeon Naturalist to the Marine Survey of India on board the ​Investigator, 1888-1892; and to Pamir Boundary Commission, 1895; Superintendent of the Indian Museum and Professor of Zoology in the Medical College, Calcutta, since 1893; C.I.E., 1903; Author of A Naturalist in Indian Seas and numerous Zoological monographs; retired 1907.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Akalkot, Raja of; Fatehsingh Shahji Raji Bonsle

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​Akalkot, Raja of; Fatehsingh Shahji Raji Bonsle, also known as Srimant Bapu Sahib Meherban; became a feudatory of the British Government after the annexation of Satara; an annual payment of Rs. 1,459 was substituted for the original condition of rendering service; the State is under Government control owing to the minority of the present chief; area of the State, 498 square miles; population, 85,000; revenue, 4½ Lakhs; the chief is a 1st class Sardar. Address: Akalkot, Sholapur Agency, Bombay Presidency.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Alexander, General Sir James

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​Alexander, General Sir James, entered the Bengal Artillery, 1820; Present at capture of Bhartpur, 1825-6; commanded the Artillery under Pollock in Afganistan, 1842; forced the Khyber Pass, at Tezin and Kabul; in the Gwalior campaign, at Maharajpur, 1843; in the Satlaj campaign, 1845-6 at Badiwai, Aliwal, Sobraon; C.B., K.C.B., 1871; General. 1872; retired 1887.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Ahsan-ud-Din Ahmad, Syed

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​Ahsan-ud-Din Ahmad, Syed, C.S. Collector & Magistrate of Bankura; born, 1859; educated at the Calcutta Madrassa and Doveton College, Calcutta; Balliol College, Oxford: entered service in 1882 and is the first Mahommedan in India to be appointed as Sessions Judge; was also Commissioner of Factories, Bengal; presented to H.M. the late Empress Victoria at a Royal Levee, 1880. Address: "Hill House", Bankura, Bengal.
# The Inca Emerald

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An adventure story for children. A professor and his ragtag band battle their way through the the Amazon Basin and the surrounding jungles; and up, over the mountains of Machu Picchu; in search of the fabled diamond hoard of the Incas, and—of all things—a bushmaster!
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## Contents

CHAPTER
* The Beginning
* A New World
* The Vampires
* Death River
* Shipwreck
* The Black Tiger
* The Yellow Snake
* The Man-Eaters
* The Pit
* Sky Bridge
* The Lost City
* Eldorado
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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Partab Singh, Hon’ble Sardar Athluwala

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​Partab Singh, Hon’ble Sardar Athluwala, C.S.I., (1909); Honorary Magistrate, Jullaundar, and Member of the Punjab Legislative Council; Member, Imperial Legislative Council, 1910. Address: Jullaundar, Punjab, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Partabgarh, Raja of; Hon’ble Partab Bahadur Singh

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​Partabgarh, Raja of; Hon’ble Partab Bahadur Singh, C.I.E.; is a Somibansi Rajput and is closely related to the Nagpur branch of the Partabgarh family; b. 1866; educ: Town School, Partabgarh; succeeded to estate, 1889; has founded two schools ​and two dispensaries; changed the name of his estate to Kila Partabgarh, 1889; established a number of Co-operative societies for the benefit of his tenants; married five times; one of his wives, “Bari Rani” is a poetess and an accomplished scholar. Address: Fort Partabgarh, U.P., India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Parlett, Leonard Montague

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​Parlett, Leonard Montague, I.C.S., Temporary Judge, Chief Court, Lower Burma; educ. Bradfield College, and Kable College, Oxford; joined service as Assistant Commissioner and Settlement Officer, 1891; became Deputv Commissioner, 1905; Divisional Judge, 1908; Judge, Chief Court, Lower Burma, 1911. Address: Rangoon, Burma.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Parmanend Kunwar

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​Parmanend Kunwar, Rai Bahadur, (1897); Chief Justice, Indore; s. 1861; s. of Raja Kishen Rao Bahadur, C.I.E., of Muradabad; belongs to a Chauhe Brahmin fnmily; passed Law examination, 1886; enrolled as a Vakil, 1890; Government Pleader and Public Prosecutor, Allahabad, 1891-99; Subordinate Judge, Oudh; held officiating appointments in the Small Causes Courts; was District and Sessions Judge at Rae Barely and Fyzabad; was Regigtrar, Judicial Commissioner’s Court; services lent to Indore State; Owns property in Etah, Mordabad, Shababad, and Rampur State jointly with his brother. Address. Indore, Central India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Parthasarathi Iyengar, Mandayam Anantha Pillai

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​Parthasarathi Iyengar, Mandayam Anantha Pillai, Rao Bahadur, (1911); B.A., B.L., Head Cashier, Bank of Madras; b. 1867; s. of late Rao Bahadur M. Singarachariar, Head Cashier, Bank of Madras; belongs to a respectable family of Mysore; descended from Pradhan Thrimala Rao who rendered valuable service to the British during the Mahomaden usurpation of Mysore; educ: Anglo-Vernacular (now Hindu) High School, Triplicane, and the Presidency College, Madras; passed B.A., 1888; B.L., 1891; practiced at the Madras Bar, 1895; joined the Bank of Madras as Head Cashier, 1899; Member, Managing Committee of the Hindu High School, Triplicane, and Secretary, S.P.C.A., Madras; Address: “Singara Bagh”, Poonamallee Road, Egmore, Madras, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Patani, Brabhasankar Dalpatram

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​Patani, Brabhasankar Dalpatram, C.I.E. (1910); s. of Dalpatram Patani of Bhavangar; b. 1862; educ: at Rajkot, Bombay; appointed to Bhavanagar State, 1896; Chief Secretarv, 1899; Diwan, 1902; Director of Tata Iron and Steel Co.; and the Bombay Merchants Bank, Ltd.; m. 1881; Offg. Member, Executive Council, Bombay, 1912. Address: ‘Dani Bungalow’, Walkeshwer Road, Bombay, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Parthasarathi Iyengar, Mandayam Osuri

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# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Parthasarathi Mudaliar, Vellore Arjura

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​Parthasarathi Mudaliar, Vellore Arjura, Rao Sahib (1900), retired Extra Assistant Conservator of Forests; b. 1855; educ: Madras; entered Government service in the Forest department; rose to the position of Extra Assistant Conservator; retired, 1911; Member, Madras Corporation . Trustee of the Pachaiyappa Mudaliar Purasawakam Annathana Samajam, and of Chengalvaraya Naiker’s Charities. Address: Vepery, Madras, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Patel, Berjorji D.

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​Patel, Berjorji D., Khan Bahadur (18S9), C.I.E. (1904); b. 1858; accompanied British Forces to Quetta; proceeded to Afghanistan as a merchant, 1878; carried out a large number of works on contract in connection with the Military Works and the Public Works department of the Government of India, and also in connection with the Sind-Phisin Railway; was an Officer in the Volunteer Corps in Bengal, 1893; one of the founders of the Indian Pasteur Institute Fund, and the Parsee Colonisation Scheme. Address: Quetta; Bombay, India.
# The Indian Biographical Dictionary (1915)/Partabnar, Raja of; Huku Taj Pertab Singh

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​Partabnar, Raja of; Huku Taj Pertab Singh, b. 1893; succeeded, 1897; the remotest ancestor of the family of whom any information could be obtained is Sangat Deo who is said to have had 21 sons; one of these 21 sons, Sunar Singh, is said to have established himself in Etawah, his 8th descendant Paratab Singh is said to have built a fort which became known by the name of Partabnar; the family remained loyal to the British at the time of the Mutiny of 1857, and received as a reward a portion of its territories that had been confiscated before; the estate became heavily involved and it finally passed to the present chief who is a minor; it is now under the management of the Court of Wards. Address: Paratabnar, Etawah, India.
# The Inn of Dreams/Black Butterflies

Black Butterflies
# The Inn of Dreams/Candle-Light

Candle-Light
# The Inn of Dreams/Dance Song

Dance Song
# The Inn of Dreams/Daffodil Dawn

Daffodil Dawn
# The Inn of Dreams/Grief

Grief
I, that was once so eager for the light,
The vehement pomp and passion of the day,
Am tired at last, and glad to steal away
Across the dusky borders of the night.
The purple darkness now is my delight,
And with great stars my lonely sorrows play,
As still, some proud and tragic princess may
With diamonds make her desolation bright.
Night has become a temple for my tears . . . The moon a silver shroud for my despair,
And all the golden forests of the spheres
Have showered their splendours on me leaf by leaf
Till men that meet me in the sunlight, stare
To see the shining garment of my grief!
# The Inn of Dreams/Beauty

Beauty
# The Inn of Dreams/Blue Flowers

Blue Flowers
# The Inn of Dreams/Dedication

DEDICATION
J'ÉCRIS POUR QUE LE JOUR OÙ JE NE SERAI PLUS
J'ècris pour que le jour où je ne serai plus On sache comme l'air et le plaisir m'ont plu,
Et que mon livre porte à la foule future Comme j'aimais la vie et l'heureuse nature.
Attentive aux travaux des champs et des maisons
J'ai marqué chaque jour la forme des saisons,
Parce que l'eau, la terre et la montante flamme
En nul endroit ne sont si belles qu'en mon âme.
J'ai dit ce que j'ai vu et ce que j'ai senti,
D'un cœur pour qui le vrai ne fut point trop hardi,
Et j'ai eu cette ardeur, par l'amour intimée,
Pour être après la mort parfois encore aimée,
Et qu'un jeune homme alors lisant ce que j'écris,
Sentant par moi son cœur, ému, troublé, surpris,
Ayant tout oublié des épouses réelles, M'accueille dans son âme et me préfère à elles.
COMTESSE MATHIEU DE NOAILLES
# The Inn of Dreams/Endymion

Endymion
# The Inn of Dreams/Gifts

Gifts
# The J. P. Donaldson

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The J. P. Donaldson
F. S. Masten, for appellant.
F. H. Canfield, for appellee.
Mr. Justice GRAY, delivered the opinion of the court.

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# The Ivy Green

* "The Ivy Green" in The posthumous papers of the Pickwick club, in Chapter 6 (1837)
* "The Green Ivy" in The Works of Charles Dickens, Volume 1, Chapter 6 (1897)
* "The Ivy Green" in Poems That Every Child Should Know (1904)
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# The Magnificent Ambersons

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"The Magnificent Ambersons" is a 1918 novel by Booth Tarkington which won the 1919 Pulitzer Prize. It was the second novel in the Growth trilogy, which included The Turmoil (1915) and The Midlander (1923, retitled National Avenue in 1927). In 1942 Orson Welles directed a film version, also titled The Magnificent Ambersons. Warning: template has been deprecated.
THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS
BY BOOTH TARKINGTON
* Chapter I
* Chapter II
* Chapter III
* Chapter IV
* Chapter V
* Chapter VI
* Chapter VII
* Chapter VIII
* Chapter IX
* Chapter X
* Chapter XI
* Chapter XII
* Chapter XIII
* Chapter XIV
* Chapter XV
* Chapter XVI
* Chapter XVII
* Chapter XVIII
* Chapter XIX
* Chapter XX
* Chapter XXI
* Chapter XXII
* Chapter XXIII
* Chapter XXIV
* Chapter XXV
* Chapter XXVI
* Chapter XXVII
* Chapter XXVIII
* Chapter XXIX
* Chapter XXX
* Chapter XXXI
* Chapter XXXII
* Chapter XXXIII
* Chapter XXXIV
* Chapter XXXV
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