books by James E. Benson

books by James E. Benson

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James E. Benson

E.B.; Shaw, Irwin; O'Hara, John; Thurber, James; Coates, Robert; Benson, Sally; Maloney, Russell; Boyle, Kay; Anderson, Sherwood; La Farge. Oliver; Caldwell, Erskin; Hale, Nancy; Thielen, Benedict; others. Parker White, Dorothy Parker

Simon & Schuster, 1940

THE 68 STORIES
THIS COLLECTION WERE CHOOSEN FROM THOSE APPEARING IN THE "NEW YORKER" DURING IT'S FIRST 15 1/2 YEARS OF PUBLICATION--FEBRUARY 1925---TO SEPTEMBER 1940.....THE COLLECTION IS A GREAT REVIEW OF SOME OF AMERIC'S GREAT WRITERS IN THE EARY 1900'S, AND DEAL WITH FACT AND ...

The Swedes of Greater Brockton (MA) (Images of America)

James E. Benson, Lloyd F. Thompson

Arcadia Publishing, 2001

A Look Back
My husband and his family are among the Swedes of Greater Brockton. It was wonderful to find this book as few are aware of the contribution and connection of Swedish folk to the Brockton area. I recommend it to any one with an interest in Brockton or the history of ...

Classic Tales of Horror (Unabridged)
Galsworthy, Poe, Stoker, James, Aytoun, Benson, Hood, WW., John, Edgar, Bram, M.R., W.E., E.F, Thomas Allan Jacobs

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ABOVE US THE WAVES: The Story of Midget Submarines and Human Torpedoes (Pen & Sword Military Classics)

C E T Warren and James Benson

Pen and Sword, 2006

Stirring Stuff !
My late father , together with co author James Benson , served in the Twelfth Flotilla during the Second World War . James Benson on midget submarines and my father was one of the first 'charioteers' . My father told me that one of the reasons for wrtiing the Flotilla ...

Along Old Canada Road (ME) (Postcard History Series) (Postcard History)
James E. Benson

Arcadia Publishing, 2008

Beginning in the town of Solon, Old Canada Road winds for nearly 80 miles through the Upper Kennebec and Dead River Valleys before ending at the Canadian border. Following ancient aboriginal trails and early trade routes to Quebec City, Old Canada Road was traveled by Benedict Arnold and his army of 1,100 men in their failed 1775 quest to capture ...