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Five photograph albums with both personal snapshots and commercial photographs depicting the military career of Harry Ray Hartnett in the United States Cavalry and United States Navy from the mid 1910s through the early 1920s. Photographs depict his training camps in Arizona and Texas as well as his travels with the Navy in the Philippines, Japan, and throughout southeast Asia and China. There is a series of photographs document the aftermath of the Battle of Hankow and torture scenes in China, ca. 1920, as well as the earthquake in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan, 1923. Many of the images depict Hartnett's fellow soldiers and sailors, women he knew, daily military life, as well as photographs of United States naval vessels and locales, scenes, and events witnessed by Hartnett during his service.
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An imaginative group of stories that often bridge the gap between fantasy and science fiction. One hundred of Bradbury's science fiction, fantasy, horror, and midwestern short stories.
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Head-and-shoulders portrait of French artist Marie Laurencin.
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Unwitting pawn in a deadly game of international intrigue, Edward Logan was stalked by three fanatical Soviet agents convinced that he possessed certain secret plans desperately desired by the Russian Government. He hastily took the night train to Paris and after this nightmarish journey, further violence erupted in both Paris and London. The Reds found formidable opposition from three former French Foreign Legionnaires and the inimitable sleuth, Tommy Hambledon, in a perilous adventure of dual identities, torture, murder, and a blood-chilling chase along the water front of London--Adapted from page [3].
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