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PEOPLE. By PIERRE HAMP. Translated by James Whitall. With an
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Introducing one of the most significant writers of France, himself a
working man, who in these stories of the French underworld expresses
the new self-consciousness of the worker's outlook.

THE NEW SOCIETY. By WALTER RATHENAU. Translated by Arthur Windham.

One of Germany's most influential thinkers and men of action presents
his vision of the new society emerging out of the War.

DECADENCE AND OTHER ESSAYS ON THE CULTURE OF IDEAS. By REMY DE
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The first authorized version of the critical work of one of the great
aesthetic thinkers of France.

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THE PATRIOT. By HEINRICH MANN. Translated by Ernest A. Boyd.

The career of a typical product of militarism, in school, university,
business, patriotism, and love, told with a biting incisiveness and
irony.

THE REFORM OF EDUCATION. By GIOVANNI GENTILE. With an Introduction by
BENEDETTO CROCE. Translated by Dino Bigongiari.

A new interpretation of the meaning of education, by one who shares
with Croce the leadership of Italian thought to-day.

A POET'S LOVES: FROM THE UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPTS OF VICTOR HUGO. By
LOUIS BARTHOU. Translated by Daniel Crehange Rosenthal.

A striking, not to say sensational, revelation of the intimate private
life of a great poet, by an ex-Premier of France.

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