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The president's daughter

The President’s DAUGHTER by Nan Britton

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Published by Elizabeth Ann Guild Inc.

Illustration from The president's daughter

New York, U.S.A., 1927

Illustration from The president's daughter

COPYRIGHT, 1927, by ELIZABETH ANN GUILD, Inc. All rights reserved

Including Translations, Reproductions, Reprinting in Newspapers or Periodicals. Quotation from this book restricted to three hundred words except by special permission of the publishers Printed in the United States of America

Publisher’s Note

The engraving of the illustrations and the printing of this entire book were done by the Polygraphic Company of America, Inc., New York, who employed the Contrasto process of printing.

“There is no such thing as concealment”

—Ralph Waldo Emerson in the Essay on Compensation

“Only by frankness concerning the truth that hurts can we secure a sustained respect for the truth that helps”

—Glenn Frank, President, University of Wisconsin

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