EXETER,
PROF. ALFRED MARSHALL, AND OTHERS

EDITED BY WILLIAM HARBUTT DAWSON

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"Will be very helpful to thoughtful persons."--_Morning Post._

"A book of real national importance, and of which the value may very
well prove to be incalculable."--_Daily Telegraph._

The Choice Before Us

BY G. LOWES DICKINSON

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"There are many pages in this volume which express admirably the
opinions of calm, clear-thinking men."--_The Times._

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America and Freedom

Being the Statements of PRESIDENT WILSON on the War With a PREFACE by
the RT. HON. VISCOUNT GREY.

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the national expense and carried into every household in this
country."--_Spectator._

Democracy After the War

BY J. A. HOBSON

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It is the writer's object to indicate the nature of the struggle which
will confront the public of this country for the achievement of
political and industrial democracy when the war is over. The economic
roots of Militarism and of the confederacy of reactionary influences
which are found supporting it--Imperialism, Protectionism, Conservatism,
Bureaucracy, Capitalism--are subjected to a critical analysis. The
safeguarding and furtherance of the interests of Improperty and
Profiteering are exhibited as the directing and moulding influences of
domestic and foreign policy, and their exploitation of other more
disinterested motives is traced in the conduct of Parties, Church,
Press, and various educational and other social institutions. The latter
portion of the book discusses the policy by which these hostile forces
may be overcome and Democracy may be achieved, and contains a vigorous
plea for a new free policy of popular education.

The Conscience of Europe--The War and the Future

BY PROF. ALEXANDER W. RIMINGTON

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Deals with some of the great questions raised by the war from ethical
and religious standpoints. Endeavours to show the necessity for
considering them if there is to be hope for the future peace and
civilization of Europe. Analyses some of the causes of the decay of the
international cons