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Photographed by Carl Van Vechten, November 8, 1933 (Library of Congress) | Theodore DreiserAuthor of Sister CarrieAlso known as: Thedore Dreiser, Theodore Drieser, Theodore Dresier, Dreiser Theodore, Theodore Dresiser, Théodore Dreiser ... (see complete list), Theodore ; Berkey. Dreiser, Theodore Herman Albert Dreiser, Theodore Dreiser; Introduction Harry Hanse, Theodore Dreiser; Introduction Burton Rasc, THEODORE; REGINALD MARSH DREISER ILLUSTRATOR, Theodore; Howe, Irving (Afterword by) Dreiser, Theodore Dreiser, Illustrated by Reginald Marsh, Theodore Dreiser - Illustrated by Grant Reynard -
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