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Language:	English
Publisher:	F. M. Buckles & Company (New York (N.Y.): 9 and 11 East 16th St.) -- United States
Category:	Format : Reprint Library
Issues:	45 (Highest number seen)
Dates:	March, 1899 to 1903
Schedule:	Monthly
Price:	50¢
Size:	7 1/4 x 5"
Pages:	300
Illustrations:	None
Publisher's Blurb:	"A New Line of Paper-Bound Copyrighted Fiction".
Physical Description:	LeBlanc examined #25. Grey covers with black lettering. Series and no. on spine.
Notes / Commentary:	LeBlanc listing ended at no. 25; nos. 26-34 added based on handwritten notes made at the Library of Congress. No. 45 added from bookseller's listing (backed up by WorldCat). The unnumbered titles in the listing presumably make up the missing numbers 35-44, but their exact order is unknown; they are taken from page 1213 of The American Catalog, 1900-1905.
Primary Data Source:	LeBlanc
Data Entry Status:	In Progress, Partial Listing Available

Items

The Doings of Raffles Haw
Mr. Witt's Widow
My Lady's Diamonds
The Mysterious Burglar
The New Rector
Separation
Something in the City
The Soul of Lilith
The Wager
A Woman's No
1. Joan, the Curate
2. The Real Lady Hilda
3. The Good Mrs. Hypocrite
4. Captain Jackman
5. A Rogue's Conscience
6. A Man's Undoing
7. A Splendid Sin
8. Hagar of the Pawn Shop
9. On the Brink of a Chasm: A Record of Plot and Passion
10. A Rational Marriage
11. Terence
12. The Greatest Gift
13. In London's Heart
14. A Ward of the King
15. A Rise in the World
16. Comrades True
17. The Plain Miss Gray
18. Vanity! The Confessions of a Court Modiste
19. The Ides of March
20. Dearest
21. The Mischief of Monica
22. The Conquest of London
23. Daunay's Tower
24. A Traitor in London
25. The Luck of a Lowland Laddie
26. A State Secret
27. Two Cousins and a Castle
28. The Golden Tooth
29. Marjory Moore
30. A Rich Man's Daughter
31. Oriole's Daughter
32. Mammon
33. The Millionaire Mystery
34. The Lovely Mrs. Pemberton
45. The Slave of the Lamp

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