New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 9

ki . . 'LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT T il [T A wan. | Larighe Qv Sy i DISCOVERING THE PACIFIC “Settles any lingering doubt about bock (2 \‘olsv). 20 ] military intervention in Russia by : MEMORIES OF SERGEANT JOYCE ‘\ SRS NG FREE TRADE, THE TARIFF AND | NAPOLEON, a play, by RECIPROCITY, by F. W. Taussig. Trench. “A- fine achievement, clearly con- ccived, closely eclaborated, with a moving and heroic story and char- acters.”—London Times. PR e Herbert ) OTHER | fuller exposition of his theory of the “A number of papers taken from | application of behavioristic psychol- | talks to various audiences and peri- ogy to ecconomic life."—A. L. A. | odical articles from 1904 to date, dis- Booklist | cussing the tariff pro and con in a e " © . il | form usable by the general reader.” stion., What dic ‘ar- | DEVELOPMENT oF ENGLISH | —A. L. A. Booklist. OLD COAST ROAD FROM PLY- - MOUTH TO BOSTON, by Asgnes | Ker really do? T THOUGHT, a study in the eco- | , Edwards, | P sent the resulls of his study of mi- nomic interpretation of history, by | GOING AFOOT, A BOOK ON WALK- gratory labor in the west and also a Simon N. Patten ing by B. H. Christy. e e OLD JUNK, by H. M. Tomlinson i “No one has the right to look ! knowing when literature is men- | tioned unless he is fully aware of I M. Tomlinson.”"—New Recpublic “A collection of storics of travel ® | Y and chance which open out to the reader new v s of the sea and all that thereon —Raturday Review. The library has his “The Sea and the Jungle.” e \ . [] PLOT AGAINST MEXICO, by Lean- der Jan de Bekker. - “The author, a member of the Mex- jcan committee of the League of Free | Nations association, writes in a straight-from-the-shoulder style.” — | A. L. A. Booklist. ! . . 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