"You Can Always Tell A Harvard Man" 1962 BISSELL, Richard Decorative Arts

"You Can Always Tell A Harvard Man" 1962 BISSELL, Richard Decorative ArtsBISSELL, Richard [282] pp. McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc 1962 First Edition 8 5 8" x 6" Fine Fine You Can Always Tell a Harvard Man is a humorous 1962 memoir by Richard Pike Bissell, an alumnus of Harvard University (Class of '36) who recounts his funny and insightful experiences at the Ivy League institution, filled with anecdotes and observations about its history and culture. The book is a collection of witty recollections and historical tidbits

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