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Friday, December 6, 1963
THE BATTALION
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED TO SELL FROM $2.00 TO $18.50
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19. CHEMICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, by I. G.
Macy and H. J. Kelly. Explores the interrela
tion of physical, biochemical and metabolic
physical, biochemical and metabolic
in normal and abnormal development
processes
of children.
Pub. at $3.75 Sale $1
1. THE CIVIL WAR CHRISTMAS ALBUM,
ed. by Philip Van Doren Stem. What the holi
day season meant to the citizens, soldiers and
leaders during the great conflict. Stories, letters,
diaries, drawings and photographs of the period.
A real collector’s item—a unique contribution
to Civil War literature. Handsome, 7"xl0"
volume. Pub. at $4.95 Sale $1
2. John Dos Paseos’ MIDCENTURY. Big,
kaleidoscopic novel of our times and our tur
moil, of love, hate, and the corruption of power
in America. Using history, fiction and factual
biographies ranging from Gen. MacArthur to
Jimmy Hoffa, Dos Passos has here created a
masterwork to rank with his "U. S. A.” Pub.
at $5.95 Sale $1
3. THE OBJECTIVE SOCIETY, by Everett
Knight, stimulating critique of intellectuals
who are unwilling to take sides in the battle
for cultural growth and human survival. Ideas
and values from Marx and Dostoievski to Eliot,
Camus and Reisman are cited, pro and con, in
this lively, Sartrian polemic.
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4. John O’Hara—OURSELVES TO KNOW.
Searing story of the complex, tortured lives of
a charming, intelligent man and the faithless
wife he deliberately destroys—by America’s most
accomplished novelist of passion.
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5. CHESS TACTICS FOR BEGINNERS, by
R. G. Wade, et al Ed. by Fred Reinfeld. Simple,
fully-diagrammed guide to basic strategies of
attack and counter-attack for winning play.
Pub. at $2.50 Sale $1
6. Parkinson’s Third Law—IN-LAWS AND
OUTLAWS. Prof. C. Northcote Parkinson’s
newest excursion into the never-never land of
Everycorp—a merry poping of pricked balloons
amid shrewd analyses of the follies of business
and the methods of opportunism. Illus. by
Robert C. Osborn.
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20. MEMORIES INTERIEURS,
Mauriac, trans. by Gerald Hopkins. The stimu
lating and moving reflections of a fiercely
committed man of genius on various aspects of
past and present intellectual and artistic life.
Brilliant studies of
Balzac, Pascal, Bau
the extent of Mauriac’s interest. and
and his profound and inmovable faith.
Pub. at $4.75. . . Sale $1
21. RAYMOND CHANDLER SPEAKING, ed.
lystery
craft of writinb, the maki:
lowe” and other detectives, the publishing,
and film worlds, famous crimes, much r
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the publishir
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more.
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22. AFRICAN HAYRIDE, by Margaret G.
Ryan. Hilarious, hair-raising adventures on a
12-country safari—through ancient kingdoms
and Mau Mau strongholds.
Pub. at $3.50 Sale $1
23. THE DE GAULLE NOBODY KNOWS, by
Alden Hatch. Intimate, fascinating biography of
vith hithei
larles de Gaulle, filled with hitherto unknown
details of his childhood, schooling, military
jtails of his childhood, schooling, military
ireer, years of obscurity, amazing comeback
iring the Algerian crisis. Essential reading
private life of Europe’s newest “man of
care
during
on the private life of Europe’s newest “man
destiny.” 40 photographs.
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24. Billy Graham to Reinhold Niebuhr—LAND
IN SEARCH OF GOD, by S. J. Rowland, Jr.
Fresh, penetrating analysis of America’s cur
rent religious revival—roots, manifestations,
meaning in all the major faiths.
meaning
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25. THE CONQUEST OF PAIN, by Ronald
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8. DON’T JUST STAND THERE!, by Inez
Robb. A wise and witty woman’s observations
on the American scene and what’s right, wrong,
and downright funny about it—from our morals
and manners to our places, people and politics.
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9. Jack Kerouac: LONESOME TRAVELER.
Illus. by Larry Rivers. The weird, wonderful,
wild adventures of "an independent educated
penniless rake going anywhere.” America,
Europe, Mexico and Morocco are a few of the
scenes richly described in the prose-poetry of the
prophet of the “Beat Generation.”
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10. Osbert Lancaster’s SIGNS OF THE TOMES.
The most entertaining and significant work of
England’s leading socio-political cartoonist.
This collection covers the years 1939-1961 and
shows the full range of his devastating wit
and wonderfully satirical pen.
Pub. at $5.00 Sale $1
11. GARIBALDI—The Man and the Legend.
Fine biography of swashbuckling hero of the
Italian Risorgimento—relationships with Cavour
and Mazzini, violent archetype of modern dicta
tors, easy mark for designing women.
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12. THE BREAKFAST WAR, by Rupert
Furneaux. Spellbinding account of the 143-day
Siege of Plevna in 1877—and of the incredible
war correspondents who reported the Russo-
Turkish War to the breakfast tables of the
world. Illus.
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14. “GEORGE” EMLYN WILLIAMS — An
Early Autobiography. One of the frankest, fun
niest, most fascinating self-portraits ever re
vealed. Here the celebrated actor-playwright-di
rector fills in the background half-sketched in
his famous play “The Corn is Green,” taking
us from Wales to his frantic student days at
Oxford and to his first professional appearance
on the London stage.
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15. Carsons McCullers’ REFLECTION IN A
GOLDEN EYE. One of the most acclaimed
novels of our time, a tale of love and murder
in a Southern army post that rivals, for sheer
sinister power, Henry James’s “Turn of the
Screw.”
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16. FIRSTHAND REPORT: The Story of the
Eisenhower Administration, by Sherman Adams.
The inside story of the Men, the decisions and
the crises behind the most tension-packed peace
time years in modern history—by Eisenhower’s
closest confident.
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17. John Hersey’s THE WAR LOVER. Extra
ordinary novel of an American World War II
pilot with a secret passion for destruction, and
the lovers whose destinies strangely intertwine
with his. Unmasks the horrors of war and
false heroism with all epic power of “The
Wall” and “Hiroshima.”
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18. S. N. Behrman’s PORTRAIT OF MAX. A
brilliant biography of Max Beerbohm, the great
drama critic and wit, intimate of the leading
literary figures of late 19th century England.
Illustrated with Sir Max’s intimitable carica
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27. HEADLINES ALL MY LIFE, by Arthur
Christiansen. The exciting—and instructive-
autobiography of a great newspaperman who
autobiography of a great newspaperma
as editor of Lord Beaverbrook’s famed London
Daily Express, raised it
or of Lord Beaverbrook s tamed London
Express, raised its curculation to a daily
dillion and caused a revolution in jour-
four
nalism.
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28. INDIA WINS FREEDOM, by Maula
Ians
top-
eader
A political
zad
ensation when published in India,
many “inside” facets of policy
h the British and with
Azad reveals many
and negotations with the Br
Jinnah—and places substantial blame on his
close personal friend Nehru for the disaster of
India’s partition.
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29. A CHANGE OF CLIMATE, by Jay Wil
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family’s trip to the island paradise of Majorca—
their unconventional route, zany misadventures.
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30. THE PROFESSOR AND THE PRIME
scient
lany inside stories of top-echelon politics and
personalities, Lindemann’s historic role in the
development of radar and atomic energy, C. P.
Snow’s famous attack on him, etc. Illus.
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31. Anya Seton’s DEVIL WATER. Thrilling
best-seller about two great families—the Rad-
cliffs and the Byrds of 18th century England
and Virginia—and one of the most famous “lost
causes” of history, the last Jacobite rebillions.
Superb fiction, accurate history combined in a
richly-colorful, dramatic story of courage, in
trigue, loyalty and love ranging from the
Scottish border to the Piedmont backwoods.
Pub. at $5.95 Sale $1
32. SOVIET SPACE TECHNOLOGY, by Alfred
J. Zaehringer. Intro, by Wernher von Braun.
An authoritative survey of Russian “hardware”
and its achievements, from Ziolkovsky’s first
rocket experiments in 1896 to the Sputniks and
Luniks of today. Illus.
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33. HOLLYWOOD IN TRANSITION, by Rich-
~ MacC A - A ~ J - — J
sona
lependent productio
on the movie capital.
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34. THE REVOLT OF THE CONSERVA
TIVES, by George Wolfskill. A lively history
of the American Liberty League and its six
stormy years of opposition to F. D. R. and the
New Deal. Origins, aims, leaders, accomplish
ments and ultimate failure, 1934-1940.
Pub. at $5.00. Sale $1
35. The Bomb—THE IRREVERSIBLE DE
CISION: 1939-1950, by Robert C. Batchelder.
An analysis of the events which shaped the
decision to make, test and use the atom bomb—
and the political, social and ethical crisis that
has arisen ever since.
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36. DISCOVERY—Great Moments in the Lives
of Outstanding Naturalists. Roger Tory Peter-
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periences i
’s (
exciting
ind nati
quest of rare specimens
ctacles the world over.
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37. MADAME BOVARY. Gustave Flaubert’s
great novel, in the definitive translation by
Francis Steegmuller. The poignant story of
Emma Bovary—a provincial wife unable to bear
the discrepancy between her romantic dreams
and the banality of her “bourgeois” marriage.
Attacked as immoral when first published, it
probes the minds and emotions of its characters
with stinging realism and psychological truth.
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38. MOSTLY MURDER—Sir Sydney Smith’s
1— i— —t. y Gardner.
grid’s fore-
ity on forensic medicine recalls
scores of famous crimes—the brutal, the maca
bre, the ingenious—and reveals how the brilliant
master of medical detection analyzed the clues
and helped solve their mysteries. Illus. “Makes
Sherlock Holmes’s exploits seem pale by com
parison”—Newsweek. “Endlessly fascinating”—
and nature’s great spect
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The Atlantic.
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39. WHEN THE WORLD ENDED: The Civil
War Diary of E
iers. The
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Le Conte, ed. by E.
ifymg effects of Sherman’!
of Columbia, South Carolina
imma
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ion of Columbia, South
an impressionable 17-year-old girl.
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TEXAS,
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by Mary Lasswell.
personal portrait of the
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oil rigs and Cadillacs. Recounts
imag'
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infinite variety of land
scape, its folklore, fauna and flora, its
cities and remarkable citizens. Illus.
ry,
ranches.
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41. THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG, by
Frank Aretas — 1 —
set down w
describes, by a Union officer who was i
exact storm center of Pickett’s charge, the most
famous military assault in American hist
“Genuine classic . . . offers an under:
and an emotions
story.
and an emotional
from few other Ci
Catton’s introductic
jction.
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42. CHAPTERS IN WESTERN CIVILIZA-
tory of Western Europe from the French Revo
lution to the present, with contributions by
Groce, G. H. Mead, Maslver, Hofstadter and
20 more leading scholars. Over 600 pages.
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20 more leading
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13. EDWIN FORREST: First Star of the
1826
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theatre history and Americana. 30 plated.
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world's foremost, photographe;
?le and events of ’61 plus thr
fabulous portfolios: Mathew Brady, James Abbe
id Edward Steichen. Over 200 pages of phc
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of amorous dalliances and ceremonial duels.
Miss Skinner’s superbly-entertaining style be
lies the aunthenticity of her research. Many
period photographs. Pub. at $5.00 Sale $1.98
49. WILLIAM BOLLAERT’S TEXAS: 1842-1844,
ed. by W. E. Hollan & R. L. Butler. Here is
lusty, brawling Texas during those exciting
years preceding its annexation, seen through the
witty, perceptive eyes of an English adventurer
who lovingly observed firsthand its wild fron
tier, untamed towns and populace. Illus. Pub.
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50. IN THE DAYS OF McKINLEY, by Margaret
Leech. Immensely absorbing, dramatic biography
of our 25th President, set against the back
ground of the Spanish-American War, William
Jennings Bryan, Mark Hanna, re-election and
assassination. 686 pages, 32 pages of photo
graphs. Pub. at $7.50 Sale $1.98
51. THE SPIRIT OF MAN—An Anthology, ed.
by Whit Burnett. William James, Albert Schweit
zer, D. H. Lawrence, Helen Keller, Somerset
Maugham and others set forth their intense
and personal convictions on the meaning of life.
416 pages. Pub. at $5.00 Sale $1.98
52. PLOUGH AND PASTURE—The Early His
tory of Farming, by Cecil E. Curwen and Gudmud
Hatt. The fascinating story of when, where and
how prehistoric man practiced agriculture and
stock breeding, the tools he used, the skills he
acquired, the kinds of plants and animals he
domesticated all over the world. Pub. at $5.00.
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53. The Civil War—ROAD TO MANASSAS, by
H. H. Beatit, Jr. Absorbing narative of the start-
egy, tactics, leading personalities of the Union
forces, from the fall of Fort Sumter to the
end of the Battle of Bull Run. Illus. Pub. at
$3.95 Sale $1.98
54. Edwin Way Teale—ADVENTURES IN NA
TURE. From the woods of Maine to the Cali
fornia coast, and from dunes of Indiana to the
concrete canyons of Times Square—with the
dean of American nature writers. Illus. Pub.
at $4.00 Sale $1.98
55. THOMAS WOLFE, by Elizabeth Nowell. This
definitive biography by an intimate friend
probes deeply into hitherto unknown facts and
throws new light on the tortured conflicts that
produced America’s most turbulent and in
tensely personal writer. Pub at $5.95 Sale $1.98
56. THE GOLDEN THRONG: A Book About
Bees, by Edwin Way Teale. Thousands of fasci
nating facts about bees and their ways—the hive,
honey flow, the birth of the queen, enemies,
mating flight, the tour of the swarm, lore and
legend, experiments—told in a captivating per
sonal narrative by the author as he sets up
a hive in his backyard and tends it through a
year. Beautifully illustrated. Pub. at $5.00
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57. ENGLISH-FRENCH DICTIONARY with
French - English cross - reference. Over 20,000
definitions ; pronouncing guides, verbs, grammar,
proper names, more. Special import from France.
58. Brantome’s LIVES OF FAIR AND GAL
LANT LADIES. The fascinating, intimate, im
pudent and bawdy chronicle of the love-life of the
courts of 16th century France from Francois
I to Henry II by a worthy contemporary of
Rortsard and Rabelias. 563 pp. Illus. Pub at
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59. SPORT, U.S.A.—The Best From The Satur
day Evening Post, ed. by Harry T. Paxton. 62 of
the finest articles, short stories, and essays by
leading sports reporters, top stars, and cele
brated authors tracing the exciting panorama
of sports since the turn of the centry. Selec
tions by Grantland Rice, Damond Runyon, Ring
Lardner, Jack London, Gene Tunney, James
Thurber ranging from colorful yarns about the
Golden 20’s to sordid accounts of the Black Sox
and basketball scandals. Over 60 illustrations.
8”xl0”. Pub. at $7.50 Sale $1.98
60. WINSTON CHURCHILL AND THE SEC-
44. the New fro:
CIRCLE, ed. by Le:
Brinkley. The natio
Frontiersmen—THE KENNEDY
ester Tanzer. Intro, by David
•inkley. The nation’s top Washington corres-
■ndents contribute revealing profiles-in-depth
his
pendents contribute revealing prof Ues-in-dept
of President Kennedy, his key advisors and cabi
net members. Pub. at $4.95 Sale $1.98
45. AMERICAN MURDER BALLADS and their
stories, by Olive Woolley Burt. The true bloody
Lizzy Bordon, Joe Hill,
more. A definitive collec-
lon of words, music and tales of tribulation.
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sagas of Jesse James,
and dozens more,
tion of words, music and tales
lauptman
46. John Gunther INSIDE RUSSIA TODAY.
Here is Khruschev’s Russia brilliantly and com-
•ehensively explored. 550 pages crammed with
n interest stories
Party
France through the Cassablanca
1943—and how Russia emerged as the only
real victor in World War II, “Brilliantly writ
ten . . . penetrating.”—Brig. Gen’l S.L. A.
Marshall, USAR. Pub. at $6.00 Sale $1.98
61. VANITY FAIR, by William Makepeace Thack
eray. The beautiful Random House edition, il
lustrated in color by Robert Ball. With ‘Tom
Jones’ and ‘David Copperfield,’ this is one of
the three greatest English novels. 543 pages,
intor. by John Marquand. Orig. $5.95 Sale $1.98
prer
eye-opening facts and human interest i
about the people and their leaders ; the
and the army: industry, science and education;
62. Curiosities & Cranks of Capitol Hill—CARP’S
WASHINGTON, by Frank G. Can
piquant foibles and scandals of Wa:
the Gib
Carpenter,
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ngton in
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and the army: industry, science and education;
the arts, sex and sports, the Soviet empire, etc.,
etc. Pub. at $6.50 Sale $1.98
the liveliest journalist of the 1880’s. Priceless,
joyous Americana. Pub. at $5.75 Sale $1.98
47. THE KEY TO HANDWRITING ANALYSIS,
by Irene Marcuse, Ph.D. America’s leading
graphologist reveals why our basic personali
ties cannot be disguised, how to analyze our
own handwriting, and the use of graphology
in marriage counseling, psychology, vocational
guidance, etc. 176 illustrations. Pub. ae $3.95.
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48. Cornelia Otis Skinner’s ELEGANT WITS
AND GRAND HORIZONTAI
63. THE AMERICAN STORY—From Columbus
to the Atom, ed. by E. S. Miers. Intro, by Allan
Nevins, 60 penetrating,, anecdotal chapters--
Bruce Catton on Grant and Lee, Dumas Malone
Thomas Jefferson, Quincy Howe on the
on Thomas Jefferson, Quincy
Jazz Age. etc., etc. Pub. at $5.00 Sale $1.98
ILS. A sparkling pano
rama of “La Belle Epoque"—Paris in the '90’s
—its gilded society, irrepressible wits and
splendid courtesans. Here is Gay Paree 5-
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essays the author has published in the Fartist
Review, Noble Savage, Esquire and other mag!
zines over the past few years. Includes the
famous “Be Happy, Go Liberal,” "Why Resign
from the Human Race,” and 23 other lively
and
the
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heyday of “finesse,” of Lautrec, Dumas, fils,
Bernhardt,
finesse, of Lautrec, Dumas, fils,
Maxim’s and the Folies Bergere:
from the Human Race,”
pieces of trenchant critici:
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65. SINCLAIR LEWIS: An American Life, by
Mark Schorer. Monumental study of the creator
of "Babbitt,” the first American novelist to win
the Nobel Prize. Recreates in meticulous detail
his spectacular successes, the Mencken-Nathan
circle, his marriages, alcoholism, and tragic de
cline. 867 pp. illus. Pub. at $10.00 —. Sale $2.98
66. LEE’S MAVERICK GENERAL: DanielHar
vey Hill, by Hall Bridges. The first, full-length
portrait of one of the most brilliant, fiery, and
least understood of the Confederate comman
ders based on his recently discovered papers,
Presents fresh and challenging evidence on
many aspects < f the war that have purzled
historians and Civil War buffs for years. Pub,
at $7.50 Sale $2.98
67. The “Old” Old West—HIGH COUNTRY EM
PIRE, by Robert G. Athearn. America’s high
plains and mountain country, from the days of
the first explorers to today’s uranium hunters.
"Written with authority and sparkle ... the
best one-volume work of its kind that I know.”
—A. B. Guthrie. Pub. at $6.95 — SSle $2.98
68. FOLK SONGS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND,
Scotland, and Wales, ed. by Wm. Cole and newly
arr. for piano and guitar by Norman Monath.
Over 100 of the best from the British Isles,
chosen specifically for the beauty of their
words and music: Greensleeves, The Three
Ravens, Gently, Johnny, My Jingalo, many
others ranging from lullabies to songs of love
and rebellion. 8i4”xll”, illustrated in color
throughout. Pub. at $7.50 Sale $2.98
69. AMERICAN REPORTERS ON THE WEST-
ERN FRONT, 1914-1918. By Emmet Crozier.
World War I seen through the eyes of Pegler,
Gibbons, Broun, et al. Resourcefulness, humor
and heroism, the dangers of combat, major
events and personalities of the period. Pub at
$6.50 Sale $2.98
70. THE MILITARY LEGACY OF THE CIVIL
WAR, by Jay Luvaas. Fascinating account of
what European military observers of the Civil
War saw, experienced and learned, and its in
fluence on subsequent warfare and European
military theory. Illus. Pub. at $5.95. Sale $2,98
71. HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEMS
ed. l y Vergilius Ferm. Informative and stimu
lating summaries of all the major philosophies
and schools of thought, classic and modern, by
41 eminent authorities. 662 pp. Pub. at $6.01)
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72. THE PLAINSMEN OF THE YELLOW
STONE: A History of the Yellowstone Basin, by
Mark H. Brown. A magnificent, meticulous^
researched chronicle of the century-and-a-half
struggle between the white man and the Indian
to control the Yellowstone basin. Provides a
fresh appraisal of the trouble with the Teton
Sioux from the first distant rumblings to the
end of “Sitting Bull’s War.” Illus. Maps. Pub.
at $7.50 : Sale $3.98
73. EXPRESSIONISM IN ART—With 210 Illus
trations. By Sheldon Cheney. Revised edition of
the famous art critic’s important clarification
of Experssionism: what it is, how it developed,
its affinity to our time, etc., tracing and illus
trating its rich, varied course in the works of
Cezanne, Van Gogh, Lautrec, Ensor, Munch,
Georgia O’Keefe, Marin, Zorach, Frank Lloyd
Wright, and dozens more. Published at $5.00.
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74. COMPLETE WORKS OF WM. SHAKES
PEARE, ed. by A. H. Bullin, noted Elizabethan
scholar. The famous Shakespeare Head Press
Edition of the Bard’s complete works—37 im
mortal plays, the Sonnets, Venus and Adonis
and all other poetry. Features the First Folio's
“Life of Shakespeare”, plus a modern glossary.
1,280 pp Special $4.95
75. GUNS OF THE OLD WEST, by Charles E.
Chapel. A huge, magnificently illustrated ency
clopedia of fact and legend. Over 500 different
guns illustrated in photos and scale drawings,
plus scores of rare prints of life in the West.
A “must” for all collectors of guns or Ameri
cana. Pub at $12.50 j Sale $4.98
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