 Photo copyrighted 1922 (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZ62-80128) | Booth TarkingtonAuthor of The Magnificent AmbersonsAlso known as: Tarkington, B Tarkington, booyh Tarkington, Booth Tarkington, Booth Tartkington, boothe tarkington ... (see complete list), Newton Booth Tarkington, Booth, Illustrated Tarkington, Booth and Harry Leon Wilson Tarkington, Booth; Beecoft, John (editor) Tarkington, Booth & Wilson Tarkington, Harry Leon, Booth, edited by John Beecroft Tarkington, Booth; Beecroft, John (Editor) Tarkington, Booth Tarkington; Illustrated By T.M. Cleland, Booth Tarkington; Illustrator T.M. Cleland; Prefac
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