Seven Men
SEVEN MEN
Max Beerbohm
SEVEN MEN
THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION OF "SEVEN MEN," CONTAINING AN APPENDIX AND SIX DRAWINGS BY MR. BEERBOHM, NEVER PUBLISHED ELSEWHERE, APPEARED IN OCTOBER, 1920. IT CONSISTED OF TWO THOUSAND NUMBERED COPIES. THIS, THE FIRST POPULAR REPRINT OF THE BOOK, CONSISTS OF ONE THOUSAND COPIES.
SEVEN MEN
MAX BEERBOHM
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COPYRIGHT, 1920, BY
MAX BEERBOHM
Published [limited edition], October, 1920
Second Printing [popular edition], April, 1921
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
CONTENTS
| ENOCH SOAMES | 9 | |
| HILARY MALTBY and STEPHEN BRAXTON |
55 | |
| JAMES PETHEL | 107 | |
| A. V. LAIDER | 137 | |
| 'SAVONAROLA' BROWN | 171 | |
| ENOCH SOAMES | 223 | |
| HILARY MALTBY and STEPHEN BRAXTON |
227 | |
| JAMES PETHEL | 231 | |
| A. V. LAIDER | 235 | |
| 'SAVONAROLA' BROWN | 239 | |
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