Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Fifth Avenue
IN the making of this book the author has drawn from many sources. First, for many suggestions, he is indebted to Mr. Guy Nichols, the librarian of the Players Club, whose knowledge of the city is so profound that his friends occasionally refer to him as the man who invented New York. The author is indebted to the Fifth Avenue As sociation and to the invariable courtesy of those persons in the New York Public Library with Whom he has come in contact.
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