"The world, Leo,” said his
friend, Idaho Smith, "is divided into two kinds of people. Upstanding
members of the Johnson family, including burglers, and so-called respectable
people who would as soon swindle you as not."
If there's a moral to this exciting
and diverting story you'll have to find it for yourself. Maybe it's just that
the scoundrels it portrays are often as lovable as the folks that are bent on
putting them behind bars.
This special edition of THE
REBELLION OF LEO MCGUIRE by Clyde Brion Davis has been made available to the
Armed Forces of the United States through an arrangement with the original
publisher, Farrar & Rinehart, Inc., New York.
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