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The story of an attempt by the "C. & S. C." railway, a trunk line from Chicago to the West, to seize illegally the "M. & T.", the short line.
"The Short Line War", by Henry Kitchell Webster, american author (1875-1932).
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Samuel Merwin attended Northwestern University, working as an editor he made his way up to Success Magazine. Sent to China for the magazine to investigate the opium trade he wrote "The Short Line War." Written along with Henry Kitchell Webster they first published it in 1899. Latter the two collaborated on two additional novels.
Samuel Merwin, Sr. was an American playwright and author.
'War Cinema' presents an introduction to and overview of films that take war as their main theme. Framing the era with 'Apocalypse Now' and 'Apocalypse Now Redux', the author initially focuses on Vietnam on film in the 1970s and 1980s and how this divisive war was represented.
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