BUY YOUR BOOKS HEREIf you wish to assist The Little Review without cost to yourself you may order books—any book—from the Gotham Book Society and The Little Review will be benefitted by the sales. By this method The Little Review hopes to help solve a sometimes perplexing business problem—whether the book you want is listed here or not the Gotham will supply your needs. Price the same, or in many instances much less, than were you to order direct from the publisher. All books are exactly as advertised. Send P. O. Money Order, check, draft or postage stamps. Order direct from the Gotham Book Society, 142 W. 23rd St., N. Y., Dept. K. Don’t fail to mention Department K. Here are some suggestions of the books the Gotham Book Society is selling at publishers’ prices. All prices cover postage charges.POETRY AND DRAMASEVEN SHORT PLAYS.By Lady Gregory. Contains the following plays by the woman who holds one of the three places of most importance in the modern Celtic movement, and is chiefly responsible for the Irish theatrical development of recent years: “Spreading the News,” “Hyacinth Halvey,” “The Rising of the Moon,” “The Jackdaw,” “The Workhouse Ward,” “The Traveling Man,” “The Gaol Gate,” together with music for songs in the plays and explanatory notes. Send $1.60.THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE.By Anatole France. Translated by Curtis Hidden Page. Illustrated. Founded on the plot of an old but lost play mentioned by Rabelais. Send 85c.THE GARDENER.By Rabindranath Tagore. The famous collection of lyrics of love and life by the Nobel Prizeman. Send $1.35.DOME OF MANY-COLORED GLASS.New Ed. of the Poems of Amy Lowell. Send $1.35.SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY.By Edgar Lee Masters. Send $1.35.DREAMS AND DUST.A book of lyrics, ballads and other verse forms in which the major key is that of cheerfulness. Send $1.28.SOME IMAGIST POETS.An Anthology. The best recent work of Richard Aldington, “H. D.,” John Gould, Fletcher, F. S. Flint, D. H. Lawrence and Amy Lowell. 83c, postpaid.THE WAGES OF WAR.By J. Wiegand and Wilhelm Scharrelman. A play in three acts, dedicated to the Friends of Peace. Life in Russia during Russo-Japanese War. Translated by Amelia Von Ende. Send 95c.THE DAWN(Les Aubes). A symbolic war play, by Emile Verhaeren, the poet of the Belgians. The author approaches life through the feelings and passions. Send $1.10.CHILD OF THE AMAZONS, and other Poems by Max Eastman. “Mr. Eastman has the gift of the singing line.”—Vida D. Scudder. “A poet of beautiful form and feeling.”—Wm. Marion Reedy. Send $1.10.THE POET IN THE DESERT.By Charles Erskine Scott Wood. A series of rebel poems from the Great American Desert, dealing with Nature, Life and all phases of Revolutionary Thought. Octavo gray boards. Send $1.10.CHALLENGE.By Louis Untermeyer. “No other contemporary poet has more independently and imperiously voiced the dominant thought of the times.”—Philadelphia North American. Send $1.10.ARROWS IN THE GALE.By Arturo Giovannitti, introduction by Helen Keller. This book contains the thrilling poem “The Cage.” Send $1.10.SONGS FOR THE NEW AGE.By James Oppenheim. “A rousing volume, full of vehement protest and splendor.” Beautifully bound. Send $1.35.AND PIPPA DANCES.By Gerhart Hauptmann. A mystical tale of the glassworks, in four acts. Translated by Mary Harned. Send 95c.AGNES BERNAUER.By Frederick Hebbel. A tragedy in five acts. Life in Germany in 15th century. Translated by Loueen Pattie. Send 95c.IN CHAINS(“Les Tenailles”). By Paul Hervieu. In three acts. A powerful arraignment of “Marriage a La Mode.” Translated by Ysidor Asckenasy. Send 95c.SONGS OF LOVE AND REBELLION.Covington Hall’s best and finest poems on Revolution, Love and Miscellaneous Visions. Send 56c.RENAISSANCE.By Holger Drachman. A melodrama. Dealing with studio life in Venice, 16th century. Translated by Lee M. Hollander. Send 95c.THE MADMAN DIVINE.By Jose Echegaray. Prose drama in four acts. Translated by Elizabeth Howard West. Send 95c.TO THE STARS.By Leonid Andreyieff. Four acts. A glimpse of young Russia in the throes of the Revolution. Time: The Present. Translated by Dr. A. Goudiss. Send 95c.PHANTASMS.By Roberto Bracco. A drama in four acts, translated by Dirce St. Cyr. Send 95c.THE HIDDEN SPRING.By Roberto Bracco. A drama in four acts, translated by Dirce St. Cyr. Send 95c.THE DRAMA LEAGUE SERIES.A series of modern plays, published for the Drama League of America. Attractively bound.THE THIEF.By Henry Bernstein. (Just Out).A FALSE SAINT.By Francois de Curel.THE TRAIL OF THE TORCH.By Paul Hervieu.MY LADY’S DRESS.By Edward Knoblauch.A WOMAN’S WAY.By Thompson Buchanan.THE APOSTLE.By Paul Hyacinthe Loyson.Each of the above books 82c, postpaid.DRAMATIC WORKS, VOLUME VI.By Gerhart Hauptmann. The sixth volume, containing three of Hauptmann’s later plays. Send $1.60.THE DAWN (Les Aubes).A symbolic war play, by Emile Verhaeren, the poet of the Belgians. “The author approaches life through the feelings and passions. His dramas express the vitality and strenuousness of his people.” Send $1.10.THE GREEK COMMONWEALTH.By Alfred A. Zimmern. Send $3.00.EURIPIDES: “Hippolytus,” “Bacchae,” Aristophanes’ “Frogs.” Translated by Gilbert Murray. Send $1.75.THE TROJAN WOMEN.Translated by Gilbert Murray. Send 85c.MEDEA.Translated by Gilbert Murray. Send 85c.ELECTRA.Translated by Gilbert Murray. Send 85c.ANCIENT GREEK LITERATURE.By Gilbert Murray. Send $2.10.EURIPIDES AND HIS AGE.By Gilbert Murray. Send 75c.GENERALVAGRANT MEMORIES. By William Winter. Illustrated. The famous dramatic critic tells of his associations with the drama for two generations. Send $3.25.THE NEARING CASE.By Lightner Witmer. A complete account of the dismissal of Professor Nearing from the University of Pennsylvania, containing the indictment, the evidence, the arguments, the summing up and all the important papers in the case, with some indication of its importance to the question of free speech. 60c postpaid.THE ART OF THE MOVING PICTURE.By Vachel Lindsay. Send $1.60.WRITING AND SELLING A PLAY.By Fanny Cannon. A practical book by a woman who is herself an actress, a playwright, a professional reader and critic of play manuscripts, and has also staged and directed plays. Send $1.60.GLIMPSES OF THE COSMOS.A Mental Autobiography. By Lester F. Ward. Vol. IV. The fourth in the series of eight volumes which will contain the collected essays of Dr. Ward. Send $2.65.EVERYMAN’S ENCYCLOPEDIAis the cure for inefficiency. It is the handiest and cheapest form of modern collected knowledge, and should be in every classroom, every office, every home.Twelve volumes in box. Cloth.Send $6.00.Three Other Styles of Binding. Mail your order today.NIETZSCHE.By Dr. Georg Brandes, the discoverer of Nietzsche. Send $1.25.WAR AND CULTURE.By John Cowper Powys. Send 70c.SHATTUCK’S PARLIAMENTARY ANSWERS.By Harriette R. Shattuck. Alphabetically arranged for all questions likely to arise in Women’s organizations. 16mo. Cloth. 67c postpaid. Flexible Leather Edition. Full Gilt Edges. Net $1.10 postpaid.EAT AND GROW THIN.By Vance Thompson. A collection of the hitherto unpublished Mahdah menus and recipes for which Americans have been paying fifty-guinea fees to fashionable physicians in order to escape the tragedy of growing fat. Cloth. Send $1.10.FORTY THOUSAND QUOTATIONS.By Charles Noel Douglas. These 40,000 prose and poetical quotations are selected from standard authors of ancient and modern times, are classified according to subject, fill 2,000 pages, and are provided with a thumb index. $3.15, postpaid.THE CRY FOR JUSTICE.An anthology of the literature of social protest, edited by Upton Sinclair. Introduction by Jack London. “The work is world-literature, as well as the Gospel of a universal humanism.” Contains the writings of philosophers, poets, novelists, social reformers, selected from twenty-five languages, covering a period of five thousand years. Inspiring to every thinking man and woman; a handbook of reference to all students of social conditions. 955 pages, including 32 illustrations.Cloth Binding, vellum cloth, price very low for so large a book. Send $2.00.Three-quarter Leather Binding, a handsome and durable library style, specially suitable for presentation. Send $3.50.MY CHILDHOOD.By Maxim Gorky. The autobiography of the famous Russian novelist up to his seventeenth year. An astounding human document and an explanation (perhaps unconscious) of the Russian national character. Frontispiece portrait. 8vo. 308 pages. $2.00 net, postage 10 cents. (Ready Oct. 14).AFFIRMATIONS.By Havelock Ellis. A discussion of some of the fundamental questions of life and morality as expressed in, or suggested by, literature. The subjects of the five studies are Nietzsche, Zola, Huysmans, Casanova and St. Francis of Assisi. Send $1.87.LITERATURECOMPLETE WORKS.Maurice Maeterlinck. The Essays, 10 vols., per vol., net $1.75. The Plays, 8 vols., per vol., net $1.50. Poems, 1 vol., net $1.50. Volumes sold separately. In uniform style, 19 volumes. Limp green leather, flexible cover, thin paper, gilt top, 12mo. Postage added.INTERPRETATIONS OF LITERATURE.By Lafcadio Hearn. A remarkable work. Lafcadio Hearn became as nearly Japanese as an Occidental can become. English literature is interpreted from a new angle in this book. Send $6.50.BERNARD SHAW: A Critical Study.By P. P. Howe. Send $2.15.MAURICE MAETERLINCK: A Critical Study.By Una Taylor. 8vo. Send $2.15.W. B. YEATS: A Critical Study.By Forest Reid. Send $2.15.DEAD SOULS.Nikolai Gogol’s great humorous classic translated from the Russian. Send $1.25.ENJOYMENT OF POETRY.By Max Eastman. “His book is a masterpiece,” says J. B. Kerfoot in Life. By mail, $1.35.THE PATH OF GLORY.By Anatole France. Illustrated. 8vo. Cloth. An English edition of a remarkable book that M. Anatole France has written to be sold for the benefit of disabled soldiers. The original French is printed alongside the English translation. Send $1.35.THE PILLAR OF FIRE: A Profane Baccalaureate. By Seymour Deming. Takes up and treats with satire and with logical analysis such questions as, What is a college education? What is a college man? What is the aristocracy of intellect?—searching pitilessly into and through the whole question of collegiate training for life. Send $1.10.IVORY APES AND PEACOCKS.By James Huneker. A collection of essays in Mr. Huneker’s well-known brilliant style, of which some are critical discussions upon the work and personality of Conrad, Whitman, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and the younger Russians, while others deal with music, art, and social topics. The title is borrowed from the manifest of Solomon’s ship trading with Tarshish. Send $1.60.INTERPRETATIONS OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.By Lafcadio Hearn. Two volumes. Mr. Hearn, who was at once a scholar, a genius, and a master of English style, interprets in this volume the literature of which he was a student, its masterpieces, and its masters, for the benefit, originally, of the race of his adoption. $6.50, postpaid.IDEALS AND REALITIES IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE.By Prince Kropotkin. Send $1.60.VISIONS AND REVISIONS.By John Cowper Powys. A Book of Literary Devotions. Send $2.10.SIX FRENCH POETS.By Amy Lowell. First English book to contain a minute and careful study of Verhaeren, Albert Samain, Remy de Gourmont, Henri de Régnier, Francis Jammes and Paul Fort. Send $2.75.LANDMARKS IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE.By Maurice Baring. Intimate studies of Tolstoi, Turgenev, Gogol, Chekov, Dostoevsky. Send $2.00.FICTIONTHE TURMOIL.By Booth Tarkington. A beautiful story of young love and modern business. Send $1.45.SET OF SIX.By Joseph Conrad. Short stories. Scribner. Send $1.50.AN ANARCHIST WOMAN.By H. Hapgood. This extraordinary novel points out the nature, the value and also the tragic limitations of the social rebel. Published at $1.25 net; our price, 60c., postage paid.THE HARBOR.By Ernest Poole. A novel of remarkable power and vision in which are depicted the great changes taking place in American life, business and ideals. Send $1.60.MAXIM GORKY.Twenty-six and One and other stories from the Vagabond Series. Published at $1.25; our price 60c., postage paid.SANINE.By Artzibashef. The sensational Russian novel now obtainable in English. Send $1.45.A FAR COUNTRY.Winston Churchill’s new novel is another realistic and faithful picture of contemporary American life, and more daring than “The Inside of the Cup.” Send $1.60.BOON—THE MIND OF THE RACE.Was it written by H. G. Wells? He now admits it may have been. It contains an “ambiguous introduction” by him. Anyhow it’s a rollicking set of stories, written to delight you. Send $1.45.NEVER TOLD TALES.Presents in the form of fiction, in language which is simplicity itself, the disastrous results of sexual ignorance. The book is epoch-making; it has reached the ninth edition. It should be read by everyone, physician and layman, especially those contemplating marriage. Cloth. Send $1.10.PAN’S GARDEN.By Algernon Blackwood. Send $1.60.THE CROCK OF GOLD.By James Stephens. Send $1.60.THE INVISIBLE EVENT.By J. D. Beresford. Jacob Stahl, writer and weakling, splendidly finds himself in the love of a superb woman. Send $1.45. The Jacob Stahl trilogy: “The Early History of Jacob Stahl,” “A Candidate for Truth,” “The Invisible Event.” Three volumes, boxed. Send $2.75.OSCAR WILDE’S WORKS.Ravenna edition. Red limp leather. Sold separately. The books are: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime, and the Portrait of Mr. W. H., The Duchess of Padua, Poems (including “The Sphinx,” “The Ballad of Reading Gaol,” and Uncollected Pieces), Lady Windermere’s Fan, A Woman of No Importance, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being Earnest, A House of Pomegranates, Intentions, De Profundis and Prison Letters, Essays (“Historical Criticism,” “English Renaissance,” “London Models,” “Poems in Prose”), Salome, La Sainte Courtisane. Send $1.35 for each book.THE RAT-PIT.By Patrick MacGill. A novel by the navvy-poet who sprang suddenly into attention with his “Children of the Dead End.” This story is mainly about a boarding house in Glasgow called “The Rat-Pit,” and the very poor who are its frequenters. Send $1.35.THE AMETHYST RING.By Anatole France. Translated by B. Drillien. $1.85 postpaid.CRAINQUEBILLE.By Anatole France. Translated by Winifred Stevens. The story of a costermonger who is turned from a dull-witted and inoffensive creature by the hounding of the police and the too rigorous measures of the law into a desperado. Send $1.85.VIOLETTE OF PERE LACHAISE.By Anna Strunsky Walling. Records the spiritual development of a gifted young woman who becomes an actress and devotes herself to the social revolution. Send $1.10.THE “GENIUS.”By Theodore Dreiser. Send $1.60.JERUSALEM.By Selma Lagerlof. Translated by Velma Swanston. The scene is a little Swedish village whose inhabitants are bound in age-old custom and are asleep in their narrow provincial life. The story tells of their awakening, of the tremendous social and religious upheaval that takes place among them, and of the heights of self-sacrifice to which they mount. Send $1.45.BREAKING-POINT.By Michael Artzibashef. A comprehensive picture of modern Russian life by the author of “Sanine.” Send $1.35.RUSSIAN SILHOUETTES.By Anton Tchekoff. Translated by Marian Fell. Stories which reveal the Russian mind, nature and civilization. Send $1.47.THE FREELANDS.By John Galsworthy. Gives a large and vivid presentation of English life under the stress of modern social conflict, centering upon a romance of boy-and-girl love—that theme in which Galsworthy excels all his contemporaries. Send $1.45.FIDELITY.Susan Glaspell’s greatest novel. The author calls it “The story of a woman’s love—of what that love impels her to do—what it makes of her.” Send $1.45.WOOD AND STONE.By John Cowper Powys. An Epoch Making Novel. Send $1.60.RED FLEECE.By Will Levington Comfort. A story of the Russian revolutionists and the proletariat in general in the Great War, and how they risk execution by preaching peace even in the trenches. Exciting, understanding, and everlastingly true; for Comfort himself is soldier and revolutionist as well as artist. He is our American Artsibacheff; one of the very few American masters of the “new fiction.” Send $1.35.THE STAR ROVER.By Jack London. Frontispiece in colors by Jay Hambidge. A man unjustly accused of murder is sentenced to imprisonment and finally sent to execution, but proves the supremacy of mind over matter by succeeding, after long practice, in loosing his spirit from his body and sending it on long quests through the universe, finally cheating the gallows in this way. Send $1.60.THE RESEARCH MAGNIFICENT.By H. G. Wells. Tells the story of the life of one man, with its many complications with the lives of others, both men and women of varied station, and his wanderings over many parts of the globe in his search for the best and noblest kind of life. $1.60, postpaid.SEXOLOGYHere is the great sex book of the day: Forel’sTHE SEXUAL QUESTION. A scientific, psychological, hygienic, legal and sociological work for the cultured classes. By Europe’s foremost nerve specialist. Chapter on “love and other irradiations of the sexual appetite” a profound revelation of human emotions. Degeneracy exposed. Birth control discussed. Should be in the hands of all dealing with domestic relations. Medical edition $5.50. Same book, cheaper binding, now $1.60.Painful childbirth in this age of scientific progress is unnecessary.THE TRUTH ABOUT TWILIGHT SLEEP, by Hanna Rion (Mrs. Ver Beck), is a message to mothers by an American mother, presenting with authority and deep human interest the impartial and conclusive evidence of a personal investigation of the Freiburg method of painless childbirth. Send $1.62.FREUD’S THEORIES OF THE NEUROSES.By Dr. E. Hitschmann. A brief and clear summary of Freud’s theories. Price, $2.PLAIN FACTS ABOUT A GREAT EVIL.By Christobel Pankhurst. One of the strongest and frankest books ever written, depicting the dangers of promiscuity in men. This book was once suppressed by Anthony Comstock. Send (paper) 60c, (cloth) $1.10.SEXUAL LIFE OF WOMAN.By Dr. E. Heinrich Kisch (Prague). An epitome of the subject. Sold only to physicians, jurists, clergymen and educators. Send $5.50.KRAFFT-EBING’S PSYCHOPATHIA SEXUALIS.Only authorized English translation of 12th German Edition. By F. J. Rebman. Sold only to physicians, jurists, clergymen and educators. Price, $4.35. Special thin paper edition, $1.60.THE SMALL FAMILY SYSTEM: IS IT IMMORAL OR INJURIOUS?By Dr. C. V. Drysdale. The question of birth control cannot be intelligently discussed without knowledge of the facts and figures herein contained. $1.10, postpaid.MAN AND WOMAN.By Dr. Havelock Ellis, the foremost authority on sexual characteristics. A new (5th) edition. Send $1.60.A new book by Dr. Robinson:THE LIMITATION OF OFFSPRING BY THE PREVENTION OF PREGNANCY. The enormous benefits of the practice to individuals, society and the race pointed out and all objections answered. Send $1.05.WHAT EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW.By Margaret Sanger. Send 55 cents.WHAT EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW.By Margaret Sanger. Send 30 cents.THE THEORY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS.By Dr. C. Jung. A concise statement of the present aspects of the psychoanalytic hypotheses. Price, $1.50.SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES.By Prof. S. Freud, M.D. A selection of some of the more important of Freud’s writings. Send $2.50.THREE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEXUAL THEORY.By John C. Van Dyke. Fully illustrated. New edition revised and rewritten. Send $1.60.THREE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEXUAL THEORY.By Prof. Sigmund Freud. The psychology of psycho-sexual development. Price, $2.FUNCTIONAL PERIODICITY.An experimental study of the mental and motor abilities of women during menstruation by Leta Stetter Hollingworth. Cloth, $1.15. Paper, 85c.ARTMICHAEL ANGELO.By Romain Rolland. Twenty-two full-page illustrations. A critical and illuminating exposition of the genius of Michael Angelo. $2.65, postpaid.INTERIOR DECORATION: ITS PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE.By Frank Alvah Parsons. Illustrated. $3.25, postpaid.THE BARBIZON PAINTERS.By Arthur Hoeber. One hundred illustrations in sepia, reproducing characteristic work of the school. $1.90, postpaid.THE BOOK OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE.By Arthur Elson. Illustrated. Gives in outline a general musical education, the evolution and history of music, the lives and works of the great composers, the various musical forms and their analysis, the instruments and their use, and several special topics. $3.75, postpaid.MODERN PAINTING: ITS TENDENCY AND MEANING.By Willard Huntington Wright, author of “What Nietzsche Taught,” etc. Four color plates and 24 illustrations. “Modern Painting” gives—for the first time in any language—a clear, compact review of all the important activities of modern art which began with Delacroix and ended only with the war. Send $2.75.THE ROMANCE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI.By A. J. Anderson. Photogravure frontispiece and 16 illustrations in half-tone. Sets forth the great artist as a man so profoundly interested in and closely allied with every movement of his age that he might be called an incarnation of the Renaissance. $3.95, postpaid.THE COLOUR OF PARIS.By Lucien Descaves. Large 8vo. New edition, with 60 illustrations printed in four colors from paintings by the Japanese artist, Yoshio Markino. By the members of the Academy Goncourt under the general editorship of M. Lucien Descaves. Send $3.30.SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGYCAUSES AND CURES OF CRIME.A popular study of criminology from the bio-social viewpoint. By Thomas Speed Mosby, former Pardon Attorney, State of Missouri, member American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, etc. 356 pages, with 100 original illustrations. Price, $2.15, postpaid.THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELAXATION.By G. T. W. Patrick. A notable and unusually interesting volume explaining the importance of sports, laughter, profanity, the use of alcohol and even war as furnishing needed relaxation to the higher nerve centres. Send 88c.PSYCHOLOGY OF THE UNCONSCIOUS.By Dr. C. G. Jung, of the University of Zurich. Translated by Beatrice M. Hinkle, M.D., of the Neurological Department of Cornell University and the New York Post-Graduate Medical School. This remarkable work does for psychology what the theory of evolution did for biology; and promises an equally profound change in the thought of mankind. A very important book. Large 8vo. Send $4.40.SOCIALIZED GERMANY.By Frederic C. Howe, author of “The Modern City and Its Problems,” etc., etc.; Commissioner of Immigration at the Port of New York. “The real peril to the other powers of western civilization lies in the fact that Germany is more intelligently organized than the rest of the world.” This book is a frank attempt to explain this efficiency. $1.00, postpaid.SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS OF TODAY.Illustrated. By T. W. Corbin. The modern uses of explosives, electricity, and the most interesting kinds of chemicals are revealed to young and old. Send $1.60.THE HUNTING WASPS.By J. Henri Fabre. 12mo. Bound in uniform style with the other books by the same author. In the same exquisite vein as “The Life of the Spider,” “The Life of the Fly,” etc. Send $1.60.SCHOOLS OF TOMORROW.By John Dewey and Evelyn Dewey. Illustrated. A study of a number of the schools of this country which are using advanced methods of experimenting with new ideas in the teaching and management of children. The practical methods are described and the spirit which informs them is analyzed and discussed. Send $1.60.THE RHYTHM OF LIFE.By Charles Brodie Patterson. A discussion of harmony in music and color, and its influence on thought and character. $1.60, postpaid.THE FAITHFUL.By John Masefield. A three-act tragedy founded on a famous legend of Japan. $1.35, postpaid.INCOME.By Scott Nearing. An economic value is created amounting to, say, $100. What part of that is returned to the laborer, what part to the manager, what part to the property owner? This problem the author discusses in detail, after which the other issues to which it leads are presented. Send $1.25.THE STOIC PHILOSOPHY.By Gilbert Murray. An account of the greatest system of organized thought that the mind of man had built up in the Graeco-Roman world before the coming of Christianity. Dr. Murray exercises his rare faculty for making himself clear and interesting. Send 82c.A MESSAGE TO THE MIDDLE CLASS.By Seymour Deming. A clarion call so radical that it may well provoke a great tumult of discussion and quicken a deep and perhaps sinister impulse to act. Send 60c.DRIFT AND MASTERY.An attempt to diagnose the current unrest. By Walter Lippmann. Send $1.60.FIRST AND LAST THINGS.By H. G. Wells. A confession of Faith and a Rule of Life. Send $1.60.THE SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR.By William English Walling. No Socialist can adequately discuss the war without the knowledge that this remarkable new book holds. 512 pages. Complete documentary statement of the position of the Socialists of all countries. Send $1.50.DREAMS AND MYTHS.By Dr. Karl Abraham. A lucid presentation of Freud’s theory of dreams. A study in comparative mythology from the standpoint of dream psychology. Price, $1.25.WHAT WOMEN WANT.By Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale. $1.35 net; postage, 10c.ARE WOMEN PEOPLE?A collection of clever woman suffrage verses. The best since Mrs. Gilman. Geo. H. Doran Co. Send 75c.HOW IT FEELS TO BE THE HUSBAND OF A SUFFRAGETTE.By “Him.” Illustrated by Mary Wilson Preston. Send 60c.ON DREAMS.By Prof. Sigmund Freud. Authorized English translation by Dr. M. D. Eder. Introduction by Prof. W. Leslie Mackenzie. This classic now obtainable for $1.10.MODERN WOMEN.By Gustav Kobbe. Terse, pithy, highly dramatic studies in the overwrought feminism of the day. A clever book. Send $1.10.GOTHAM BOOK SOCIETYMarlen E. Pew, Gen. Mgr., Dept. K, 142 West 23rd St., New York“You Can Get Any Book on Any Subject”
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SEVEN SHORT PLAYS.By Lady Gregory. Contains the following plays by the woman who holds one of the three places of most importance in the modern Celtic movement, and is chiefly responsible for the Irish theatrical development of recent years: “Spreading the News,” “Hyacinth Halvey,” “The Rising of the Moon,” “The Jackdaw,” “The Workhouse Ward,” “The Traveling Man,” “The Gaol Gate,” together with music for songs in the plays and explanatory notes. Send $1.60.
THE MAN WHO MARRIED A DUMB WIFE.By Anatole France. Translated by Curtis Hidden Page. Illustrated. Founded on the plot of an old but lost play mentioned by Rabelais. Send 85c.
THE GARDENER.By Rabindranath Tagore. The famous collection of lyrics of love and life by the Nobel Prizeman. Send $1.35.
DOME OF MANY-COLORED GLASS.New Ed. of the Poems of Amy Lowell. Send $1.35.
SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY.By Edgar Lee Masters. Send $1.35.
DREAMS AND DUST.A book of lyrics, ballads and other verse forms in which the major key is that of cheerfulness. Send $1.28.
SOME IMAGIST POETS.An Anthology. The best recent work of Richard Aldington, “H. D.,” John Gould, Fletcher, F. S. Flint, D. H. Lawrence and Amy Lowell. 83c, postpaid.
THE WAGES OF WAR.By J. Wiegand and Wilhelm Scharrelman. A play in three acts, dedicated to the Friends of Peace. Life in Russia during Russo-Japanese War. Translated by Amelia Von Ende. Send 95c.
THE DAWN(Les Aubes). A symbolic war play, by Emile Verhaeren, the poet of the Belgians. The author approaches life through the feelings and passions. Send $1.10.
CHILD OF THE AMAZONS, and other Poems by Max Eastman. “Mr. Eastman has the gift of the singing line.”—Vida D. Scudder. “A poet of beautiful form and feeling.”—Wm. Marion Reedy. Send $1.10.
THE POET IN THE DESERT.By Charles Erskine Scott Wood. A series of rebel poems from the Great American Desert, dealing with Nature, Life and all phases of Revolutionary Thought. Octavo gray boards. Send $1.10.
CHALLENGE.By Louis Untermeyer. “No other contemporary poet has more independently and imperiously voiced the dominant thought of the times.”—Philadelphia North American. Send $1.10.
ARROWS IN THE GALE.By Arturo Giovannitti, introduction by Helen Keller. This book contains the thrilling poem “The Cage.” Send $1.10.
SONGS FOR THE NEW AGE.By James Oppenheim. “A rousing volume, full of vehement protest and splendor.” Beautifully bound. Send $1.35.
AND PIPPA DANCES.By Gerhart Hauptmann. A mystical tale of the glassworks, in four acts. Translated by Mary Harned. Send 95c.
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SONGS OF LOVE AND REBELLION.Covington Hall’s best and finest poems on Revolution, Love and Miscellaneous Visions. Send 56c.
RENAISSANCE.By Holger Drachman. A melodrama. Dealing with studio life in Venice, 16th century. Translated by Lee M. Hollander. Send 95c.
THE MADMAN DIVINE.By Jose Echegaray. Prose drama in four acts. Translated by Elizabeth Howard West. Send 95c.
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THE THIEF.By Henry Bernstein. (Just Out).
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A WOMAN’S WAY.By Thompson Buchanan.
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DRAMATIC WORKS, VOLUME VI.By Gerhart Hauptmann. The sixth volume, containing three of Hauptmann’s later plays. Send $1.60.
THE DAWN (Les Aubes).A symbolic war play, by Emile Verhaeren, the poet of the Belgians. “The author approaches life through the feelings and passions. His dramas express the vitality and strenuousness of his people.” Send $1.10.
THE GREEK COMMONWEALTH.By Alfred A. Zimmern. Send $3.00.
EURIPIDES: “Hippolytus,” “Bacchae,” Aristophanes’ “Frogs.” Translated by Gilbert Murray. Send $1.75.
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VAGRANT MEMORIES. By William Winter. Illustrated. The famous dramatic critic tells of his associations with the drama for two generations. Send $3.25.
THE NEARING CASE.By Lightner Witmer. A complete account of the dismissal of Professor Nearing from the University of Pennsylvania, containing the indictment, the evidence, the arguments, the summing up and all the important papers in the case, with some indication of its importance to the question of free speech. 60c postpaid.
THE ART OF THE MOVING PICTURE.By Vachel Lindsay. Send $1.60.
WRITING AND SELLING A PLAY.By Fanny Cannon. A practical book by a woman who is herself an actress, a playwright, a professional reader and critic of play manuscripts, and has also staged and directed plays. Send $1.60.
GLIMPSES OF THE COSMOS.A Mental Autobiography. By Lester F. Ward. Vol. IV. The fourth in the series of eight volumes which will contain the collected essays of Dr. Ward. Send $2.65.
EVERYMAN’S ENCYCLOPEDIAis the cure for inefficiency. It is the handiest and cheapest form of modern collected knowledge, and should be in every classroom, every office, every home.Twelve volumes in box. Cloth.Send $6.00.
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NIETZSCHE.By Dr. Georg Brandes, the discoverer of Nietzsche. Send $1.25.
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SHATTUCK’S PARLIAMENTARY ANSWERS.By Harriette R. Shattuck. Alphabetically arranged for all questions likely to arise in Women’s organizations. 16mo. Cloth. 67c postpaid. Flexible Leather Edition. Full Gilt Edges. Net $1.10 postpaid.
EAT AND GROW THIN.By Vance Thompson. A collection of the hitherto unpublished Mahdah menus and recipes for which Americans have been paying fifty-guinea fees to fashionable physicians in order to escape the tragedy of growing fat. Cloth. Send $1.10.
FORTY THOUSAND QUOTATIONS.By Charles Noel Douglas. These 40,000 prose and poetical quotations are selected from standard authors of ancient and modern times, are classified according to subject, fill 2,000 pages, and are provided with a thumb index. $3.15, postpaid.
THE CRY FOR JUSTICE.An anthology of the literature of social protest, edited by Upton Sinclair. Introduction by Jack London. “The work is world-literature, as well as the Gospel of a universal humanism.” Contains the writings of philosophers, poets, novelists, social reformers, selected from twenty-five languages, covering a period of five thousand years. Inspiring to every thinking man and woman; a handbook of reference to all students of social conditions. 955 pages, including 32 illustrations.Cloth Binding, vellum cloth, price very low for so large a book. Send $2.00.Three-quarter Leather Binding, a handsome and durable library style, specially suitable for presentation. Send $3.50.
MY CHILDHOOD.By Maxim Gorky. The autobiography of the famous Russian novelist up to his seventeenth year. An astounding human document and an explanation (perhaps unconscious) of the Russian national character. Frontispiece portrait. 8vo. 308 pages. $2.00 net, postage 10 cents. (Ready Oct. 14).
AFFIRMATIONS.By Havelock Ellis. A discussion of some of the fundamental questions of life and morality as expressed in, or suggested by, literature. The subjects of the five studies are Nietzsche, Zola, Huysmans, Casanova and St. Francis of Assisi. Send $1.87.
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COMPLETE WORKS.Maurice Maeterlinck. The Essays, 10 vols., per vol., net $1.75. The Plays, 8 vols., per vol., net $1.50. Poems, 1 vol., net $1.50. Volumes sold separately. In uniform style, 19 volumes. Limp green leather, flexible cover, thin paper, gilt top, 12mo. Postage added.
INTERPRETATIONS OF LITERATURE.By Lafcadio Hearn. A remarkable work. Lafcadio Hearn became as nearly Japanese as an Occidental can become. English literature is interpreted from a new angle in this book. Send $6.50.
BERNARD SHAW: A Critical Study.By P. P. Howe. Send $2.15.
MAURICE MAETERLINCK: A Critical Study.By Una Taylor. 8vo. Send $2.15.
W. B. YEATS: A Critical Study.By Forest Reid. Send $2.15.
DEAD SOULS.Nikolai Gogol’s great humorous classic translated from the Russian. Send $1.25.
ENJOYMENT OF POETRY.By Max Eastman. “His book is a masterpiece,” says J. B. Kerfoot in Life. By mail, $1.35.
THE PATH OF GLORY.By Anatole France. Illustrated. 8vo. Cloth. An English edition of a remarkable book that M. Anatole France has written to be sold for the benefit of disabled soldiers. The original French is printed alongside the English translation. Send $1.35.
THE PILLAR OF FIRE: A Profane Baccalaureate. By Seymour Deming. Takes up and treats with satire and with logical analysis such questions as, What is a college education? What is a college man? What is the aristocracy of intellect?—searching pitilessly into and through the whole question of collegiate training for life. Send $1.10.
IVORY APES AND PEACOCKS.By James Huneker. A collection of essays in Mr. Huneker’s well-known brilliant style, of which some are critical discussions upon the work and personality of Conrad, Whitman, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, and the younger Russians, while others deal with music, art, and social topics. The title is borrowed from the manifest of Solomon’s ship trading with Tarshish. Send $1.60.
INTERPRETATIONS OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.By Lafcadio Hearn. Two volumes. Mr. Hearn, who was at once a scholar, a genius, and a master of English style, interprets in this volume the literature of which he was a student, its masterpieces, and its masters, for the benefit, originally, of the race of his adoption. $6.50, postpaid.
IDEALS AND REALITIES IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE.By Prince Kropotkin. Send $1.60.
VISIONS AND REVISIONS.By John Cowper Powys. A Book of Literary Devotions. Send $2.10.
SIX FRENCH POETS.By Amy Lowell. First English book to contain a minute and careful study of Verhaeren, Albert Samain, Remy de Gourmont, Henri de Régnier, Francis Jammes and Paul Fort. Send $2.75.
LANDMARKS IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE.By Maurice Baring. Intimate studies of Tolstoi, Turgenev, Gogol, Chekov, Dostoevsky. Send $2.00.
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THE TURMOIL.By Booth Tarkington. A beautiful story of young love and modern business. Send $1.45.
SET OF SIX.By Joseph Conrad. Short stories. Scribner. Send $1.50.
AN ANARCHIST WOMAN.By H. Hapgood. This extraordinary novel points out the nature, the value and also the tragic limitations of the social rebel. Published at $1.25 net; our price, 60c., postage paid.
THE HARBOR.By Ernest Poole. A novel of remarkable power and vision in which are depicted the great changes taking place in American life, business and ideals. Send $1.60.
MAXIM GORKY.Twenty-six and One and other stories from the Vagabond Series. Published at $1.25; our price 60c., postage paid.
SANINE.By Artzibashef. The sensational Russian novel now obtainable in English. Send $1.45.
A FAR COUNTRY.Winston Churchill’s new novel is another realistic and faithful picture of contemporary American life, and more daring than “The Inside of the Cup.” Send $1.60.
BOON—THE MIND OF THE RACE.Was it written by H. G. Wells? He now admits it may have been. It contains an “ambiguous introduction” by him. Anyhow it’s a rollicking set of stories, written to delight you. Send $1.45.
NEVER TOLD TALES.Presents in the form of fiction, in language which is simplicity itself, the disastrous results of sexual ignorance. The book is epoch-making; it has reached the ninth edition. It should be read by everyone, physician and layman, especially those contemplating marriage. Cloth. Send $1.10.
PAN’S GARDEN.By Algernon Blackwood. Send $1.60.
THE CROCK OF GOLD.By James Stephens. Send $1.60.
THE INVISIBLE EVENT.By J. D. Beresford. Jacob Stahl, writer and weakling, splendidly finds himself in the love of a superb woman. Send $1.45. The Jacob Stahl trilogy: “The Early History of Jacob Stahl,” “A Candidate for Truth,” “The Invisible Event.” Three volumes, boxed. Send $2.75.
OSCAR WILDE’S WORKS.Ravenna edition. Red limp leather. Sold separately. The books are: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime, and the Portrait of Mr. W. H., The Duchess of Padua, Poems (including “The Sphinx,” “The Ballad of Reading Gaol,” and Uncollected Pieces), Lady Windermere’s Fan, A Woman of No Importance, An Ideal Husband, The Importance of Being Earnest, A House of Pomegranates, Intentions, De Profundis and Prison Letters, Essays (“Historical Criticism,” “English Renaissance,” “London Models,” “Poems in Prose”), Salome, La Sainte Courtisane. Send $1.35 for each book.
THE RAT-PIT.By Patrick MacGill. A novel by the navvy-poet who sprang suddenly into attention with his “Children of the Dead End.” This story is mainly about a boarding house in Glasgow called “The Rat-Pit,” and the very poor who are its frequenters. Send $1.35.
THE AMETHYST RING.By Anatole France. Translated by B. Drillien. $1.85 postpaid.
CRAINQUEBILLE.By Anatole France. Translated by Winifred Stevens. The story of a costermonger who is turned from a dull-witted and inoffensive creature by the hounding of the police and the too rigorous measures of the law into a desperado. Send $1.85.
VIOLETTE OF PERE LACHAISE.By Anna Strunsky Walling. Records the spiritual development of a gifted young woman who becomes an actress and devotes herself to the social revolution. Send $1.10.
THE “GENIUS.”By Theodore Dreiser. Send $1.60.
JERUSALEM.By Selma Lagerlof. Translated by Velma Swanston. The scene is a little Swedish village whose inhabitants are bound in age-old custom and are asleep in their narrow provincial life. The story tells of their awakening, of the tremendous social and religious upheaval that takes place among them, and of the heights of self-sacrifice to which they mount. Send $1.45.
BREAKING-POINT.By Michael Artzibashef. A comprehensive picture of modern Russian life by the author of “Sanine.” Send $1.35.
RUSSIAN SILHOUETTES.By Anton Tchekoff. Translated by Marian Fell. Stories which reveal the Russian mind, nature and civilization. Send $1.47.
THE FREELANDS.By John Galsworthy. Gives a large and vivid presentation of English life under the stress of modern social conflict, centering upon a romance of boy-and-girl love—that theme in which Galsworthy excels all his contemporaries. Send $1.45.
FIDELITY.Susan Glaspell’s greatest novel. The author calls it “The story of a woman’s love—of what that love impels her to do—what it makes of her.” Send $1.45.
WOOD AND STONE.By John Cowper Powys. An Epoch Making Novel. Send $1.60.
RED FLEECE.By Will Levington Comfort. A story of the Russian revolutionists and the proletariat in general in the Great War, and how they risk execution by preaching peace even in the trenches. Exciting, understanding, and everlastingly true; for Comfort himself is soldier and revolutionist as well as artist. He is our American Artsibacheff; one of the very few American masters of the “new fiction.” Send $1.35.
THE STAR ROVER.By Jack London. Frontispiece in colors by Jay Hambidge. A man unjustly accused of murder is sentenced to imprisonment and finally sent to execution, but proves the supremacy of mind over matter by succeeding, after long practice, in loosing his spirit from his body and sending it on long quests through the universe, finally cheating the gallows in this way. Send $1.60.
THE RESEARCH MAGNIFICENT.By H. G. Wells. Tells the story of the life of one man, with its many complications with the lives of others, both men and women of varied station, and his wanderings over many parts of the globe in his search for the best and noblest kind of life. $1.60, postpaid.
SEXOLOGY
Here is the great sex book of the day: Forel’sTHE SEXUAL QUESTION. A scientific, psychological, hygienic, legal and sociological work for the cultured classes. By Europe’s foremost nerve specialist. Chapter on “love and other irradiations of the sexual appetite” a profound revelation of human emotions. Degeneracy exposed. Birth control discussed. Should be in the hands of all dealing with domestic relations. Medical edition $5.50. Same book, cheaper binding, now $1.60.
Painful childbirth in this age of scientific progress is unnecessary.THE TRUTH ABOUT TWILIGHT SLEEP, by Hanna Rion (Mrs. Ver Beck), is a message to mothers by an American mother, presenting with authority and deep human interest the impartial and conclusive evidence of a personal investigation of the Freiburg method of painless childbirth. Send $1.62.
FREUD’S THEORIES OF THE NEUROSES.By Dr. E. Hitschmann. A brief and clear summary of Freud’s theories. Price, $2.
PLAIN FACTS ABOUT A GREAT EVIL.By Christobel Pankhurst. One of the strongest and frankest books ever written, depicting the dangers of promiscuity in men. This book was once suppressed by Anthony Comstock. Send (paper) 60c, (cloth) $1.10.
SEXUAL LIFE OF WOMAN.By Dr. E. Heinrich Kisch (Prague). An epitome of the subject. Sold only to physicians, jurists, clergymen and educators. Send $5.50.
KRAFFT-EBING’S PSYCHOPATHIA SEXUALIS.Only authorized English translation of 12th German Edition. By F. J. Rebman. Sold only to physicians, jurists, clergymen and educators. Price, $4.35. Special thin paper edition, $1.60.
THE SMALL FAMILY SYSTEM: IS IT IMMORAL OR INJURIOUS?By Dr. C. V. Drysdale. The question of birth control cannot be intelligently discussed without knowledge of the facts and figures herein contained. $1.10, postpaid.
MAN AND WOMAN.By Dr. Havelock Ellis, the foremost authority on sexual characteristics. A new (5th) edition. Send $1.60.
A new book by Dr. Robinson:THE LIMITATION OF OFFSPRING BY THE PREVENTION OF PREGNANCY. The enormous benefits of the practice to individuals, society and the race pointed out and all objections answered. Send $1.05.
WHAT EVERY GIRL SHOULD KNOW.By Margaret Sanger. Send 55 cents.
WHAT EVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW.By Margaret Sanger. Send 30 cents.
THE THEORY OF PSYCHOANALYSIS.By Dr. C. Jung. A concise statement of the present aspects of the psychoanalytic hypotheses. Price, $1.50.
SELECTED PAPERS ON HYSTERIA AND OTHER PSYCHONEUROSES.By Prof. S. Freud, M.D. A selection of some of the more important of Freud’s writings. Send $2.50.
THREE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEXUAL THEORY.By John C. Van Dyke. Fully illustrated. New edition revised and rewritten. Send $1.60.
THREE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEXUAL THEORY.By Prof. Sigmund Freud. The psychology of psycho-sexual development. Price, $2.
FUNCTIONAL PERIODICITY.An experimental study of the mental and motor abilities of women during menstruation by Leta Stetter Hollingworth. Cloth, $1.15. Paper, 85c.
ART
MICHAEL ANGELO.By Romain Rolland. Twenty-two full-page illustrations. A critical and illuminating exposition of the genius of Michael Angelo. $2.65, postpaid.
INTERIOR DECORATION: ITS PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE.By Frank Alvah Parsons. Illustrated. $3.25, postpaid.
THE BARBIZON PAINTERS.By Arthur Hoeber. One hundred illustrations in sepia, reproducing characteristic work of the school. $1.90, postpaid.
THE BOOK OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE.By Arthur Elson. Illustrated. Gives in outline a general musical education, the evolution and history of music, the lives and works of the great composers, the various musical forms and their analysis, the instruments and their use, and several special topics. $3.75, postpaid.
MODERN PAINTING: ITS TENDENCY AND MEANING.By Willard Huntington Wright, author of “What Nietzsche Taught,” etc. Four color plates and 24 illustrations. “Modern Painting” gives—for the first time in any language—a clear, compact review of all the important activities of modern art which began with Delacroix and ended only with the war. Send $2.75.
THE ROMANCE OF LEONARDO DA VINCI.By A. J. Anderson. Photogravure frontispiece and 16 illustrations in half-tone. Sets forth the great artist as a man so profoundly interested in and closely allied with every movement of his age that he might be called an incarnation of the Renaissance. $3.95, postpaid.
THE COLOUR OF PARIS.By Lucien Descaves. Large 8vo. New edition, with 60 illustrations printed in four colors from paintings by the Japanese artist, Yoshio Markino. By the members of the Academy Goncourt under the general editorship of M. Lucien Descaves. Send $3.30.
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CAUSES AND CURES OF CRIME.A popular study of criminology from the bio-social viewpoint. By Thomas Speed Mosby, former Pardon Attorney, State of Missouri, member American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, etc. 356 pages, with 100 original illustrations. Price, $2.15, postpaid.
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELAXATION.By G. T. W. Patrick. A notable and unusually interesting volume explaining the importance of sports, laughter, profanity, the use of alcohol and even war as furnishing needed relaxation to the higher nerve centres. Send 88c.
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE UNCONSCIOUS.By Dr. C. G. Jung, of the University of Zurich. Translated by Beatrice M. Hinkle, M.D., of the Neurological Department of Cornell University and the New York Post-Graduate Medical School. This remarkable work does for psychology what the theory of evolution did for biology; and promises an equally profound change in the thought of mankind. A very important book. Large 8vo. Send $4.40.
SOCIALIZED GERMANY.By Frederic C. Howe, author of “The Modern City and Its Problems,” etc., etc.; Commissioner of Immigration at the Port of New York. “The real peril to the other powers of western civilization lies in the fact that Germany is more intelligently organized than the rest of the world.” This book is a frank attempt to explain this efficiency. $1.00, postpaid.
SCIENTIFIC INVENTIONS OF TODAY.Illustrated. By T. W. Corbin. The modern uses of explosives, electricity, and the most interesting kinds of chemicals are revealed to young and old. Send $1.60.
THE HUNTING WASPS.By J. Henri Fabre. 12mo. Bound in uniform style with the other books by the same author. In the same exquisite vein as “The Life of the Spider,” “The Life of the Fly,” etc. Send $1.60.
SCHOOLS OF TOMORROW.By John Dewey and Evelyn Dewey. Illustrated. A study of a number of the schools of this country which are using advanced methods of experimenting with new ideas in the teaching and management of children. The practical methods are described and the spirit which informs them is analyzed and discussed. Send $1.60.
THE RHYTHM OF LIFE.By Charles Brodie Patterson. A discussion of harmony in music and color, and its influence on thought and character. $1.60, postpaid.
THE FAITHFUL.By John Masefield. A three-act tragedy founded on a famous legend of Japan. $1.35, postpaid.
INCOME.By Scott Nearing. An economic value is created amounting to, say, $100. What part of that is returned to the laborer, what part to the manager, what part to the property owner? This problem the author discusses in detail, after which the other issues to which it leads are presented. Send $1.25.
THE STOIC PHILOSOPHY.By Gilbert Murray. An account of the greatest system of organized thought that the mind of man had built up in the Graeco-Roman world before the coming of Christianity. Dr. Murray exercises his rare faculty for making himself clear and interesting. Send 82c.
A MESSAGE TO THE MIDDLE CLASS.By Seymour Deming. A clarion call so radical that it may well provoke a great tumult of discussion and quicken a deep and perhaps sinister impulse to act. Send 60c.
DRIFT AND MASTERY.An attempt to diagnose the current unrest. By Walter Lippmann. Send $1.60.
FIRST AND LAST THINGS.By H. G. Wells. A confession of Faith and a Rule of Life. Send $1.60.
THE SOCIALISTS AND THE WAR.By William English Walling. No Socialist can adequately discuss the war without the knowledge that this remarkable new book holds. 512 pages. Complete documentary statement of the position of the Socialists of all countries. Send $1.50.
DREAMS AND MYTHS.By Dr. Karl Abraham. A lucid presentation of Freud’s theory of dreams. A study in comparative mythology from the standpoint of dream psychology. Price, $1.25.
WHAT WOMEN WANT.By Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale. $1.35 net; postage, 10c.
ARE WOMEN PEOPLE?A collection of clever woman suffrage verses. The best since Mrs. Gilman. Geo. H. Doran Co. Send 75c.
HOW IT FEELS TO BE THE HUSBAND OF A SUFFRAGETTE.By “Him.” Illustrated by Mary Wilson Preston. Send 60c.
ON DREAMS.By Prof. Sigmund Freud. Authorized English translation by Dr. M. D. Eder. Introduction by Prof. W. Leslie Mackenzie. This classic now obtainable for $1.10.
MODERN WOMEN.By Gustav Kobbe. Terse, pithy, highly dramatic studies in the overwrought feminism of the day. A clever book. Send $1.10.
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