Wadsworth Camp

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Charles Wadsworth Camp

Born Charles Wadsworth Camp. American journalist, critic, novelist, and playwright; best remembered for his mysteries and potboilers; father of Madeleine L’Engle.

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VIAF56181527
WikidataQ45904805
ISNI0000000038892324
Open LibraryOL2402377A

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World War, 1914-1918 -- Anecdotes (1)
U. S. artillery. 305th field artillery, 1917-1919 (1)
World War, 1914-1918 -- Regimental histories -- United States -- Artillery -- 305th field artillery (1)

Books by Wadsworth Camp

Total count: 16

Sinister Island

Dodd, Mead & company1915-01-01
The house of fear

Doubleday, Page1916-01-01
The House of Fear

Musson Book Co.1916-01-01
The abandoned room

Doubleday, Page & Company1917-01-01
War's dark frame

Dodd, Mead and company1917-01-01
The Abandoned Room

A.L. Burt company1917-01-01
History of the 305th Field Artillery

The Country life press1919-01-01
The gray mask

A. L. Burt1920-01-01
The gray mask

Doubleday, Page & Company1920-01-01
The guarded heights

Doubleday1921-01-01
The hidden road

Doubleday, Page & company1922-01-01
The hidden road

A.L. Burt co.1922-01-01
The communicating door

A.L. Burt1923-01-01
The communicating door

Doubleday, Page & company1923-01-01
The barbarian

Doubleday1925-01-01
The forbidden years1st ed.

Doubleday, Doran & Company, Inc.1930-01-01

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