Chamberlin, William Henry
Confessions of an Individualist
: The MacMillan Company, 1940. . , H, Binding is loosening, corners badly bumped and frayed, edges worn, usual library profanations, "The years between twelve and twenty were for me decisively formative. I have now passed forty; but when I look back to the diary I kept at that time I am surprised by the number of responses which it evokes. Many of my tastes and habits, some of my ideas, much of my character assumed permanent shape during boyhood and adolescence. Indeed I could wish nothing better for my old age than complete freedom to pursue and extend my boyhood readings and studies in several languages, interspersed with a liberal allowance of music...", etc., An Autobiography, 320 pages.; . Fair +, Cloth, No Jacket, .
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