"The Man Who Died Twice" 1951 COXE, George Harmon Hermès Paris

"The Man Who Died Twice" 1951 COXE, George Harmon Hermès ParisCOXE, George Harmon [240] pp. Alfred A Knopf 1951 First Edition 7 3 4" x 5 1 2" Jacket design by Arthur Hawkins, Jr To steal a Caribbean inheritance, an American impersonates a prodigal son. Though his name is Duncan Ward, he lands in Barbados with a passport reading Jim MacQuade. The MacQuade family meets him at the airport with open arms, welcoming home the son who left the Caribbean over a decade earlier. Duncan knows Jim from college, and over the

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1904 he married Leila Griswold Webb (1856-1910)

1925 The Conde Nast Publications Inc

These small illustrations were taken from a unique set of silver buttons that were sold for shooting coats

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founder of the British Union of Fascists

Although chiefly known for his exploits in Africa

Arthur Seymour

Eighteen exquisite and unique homes are prominently featured-from the resilient crescent curve of majestic Seafair

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