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He Arrived at Dusk (1933), introduction by Mark Valentine Look Down in Mercy (1951) was both a bestseller and a major critical success for its author, Walter Baxter (1915-1994), whose second novel, The Image and. In addition to the titles listed, we are presently attempting to get the rights to publish works by Beverley Nichols, Thomas Hinde, David Footman, Russell Thorndike, and others, so check back often for updates: Look down in mercy (1959 edition) Open Library It looks like you're offline. Over the next few weeks and months, we'll be blogging about each author and title on the list, so keep an eye out. Look down in mercy by Walter Baxter, Walter Baxter, 1959, Popular Library edition, in English - Popular Library ed. From the outset, McMillian is smart, charming, honest, and good at what he does, so he develops a.

Here it is - after about 2 months of work, scouring the length and breadth of the 20th century to find some of the best out-of-print books and working with agents and estates to secure permissions, we are able to announce the following titles as forthcoming. Walter McMillian, a pleasant, hard-working African American man from rural Monroe County, Alabama, lacks any formal education but wisely sees the downward trend in the cotton farming industry and starts his own pulpwood business. Look Down in Mercy 3.96 (55 ratings by Goodreads) Paperback English By (author) Walter Baxter, Introduction by Dr Gregory Woods US34.

Look Down in Mercy by Walter Baxter