The sun., 1919-04-06
War Books.

w dI oOOhS.
THE GRAND FLEET, 1e14-1916: IT'S
CREATION, DEVELOPMENT AND
WORK. BY ADMIRAL VIscoUNT JEL-
LIcoE of Seapa. The official and deini-
tive record of the operations of the British
high seas feet by its commander for two
years. Illustrated with photographs,
plans and diagrams. Index. New York:
George II. Doran Company, Sc.
FORTY DAYS IN 1914. By MAJOR GEN
ERAL SIR +. MAURICE. Essentially the
story of the war up to and including the
first battle of the Marine, by the director
of military operations on the British Gen
eral Staff from 1915 to 1918. New
York: George H. Doran Company. 81.
PRISONER OF THE U-90. By EDoUARD
VICTOR IssACs. When the transport
President Lincoln was sunk Lieutenant
Isaacs of the American navy was cap
tured by the submarine U-e0. The sub
marine was bombed by American de-
stroyers, afterward passing through the
Cattegat mine field. Boston: Houghton
MifHin Company. $1.e5.
Reconstruction.
A SOCIETY OF STATES. SovER-
EIGHTY, INDEPENDENCE AND
EQUALITY IN A LEAGUE OF MA
TIONS. By W. T. 8. STALLYBsAss.
The author holds that there are three pos
sible ways for nations to regulate their
relations to each other-world dominion
of 9 single power, a number Of soyereigns
and independent states, or q league OF
nations; and that the first two ways have
been tried and found wanting. New York:
E. p. DuttOn & Co. 81.
THE IDEA OF A LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
BY a. G. WELLS, VIscoUsT GREY,
LIONEL CURTIS, WILLIAM ARCHER, H.
WIcKHAM SFEED, A E. ZIMMERN, ]. A.
SPENDEz, VIscoUET BRYCE and GILBERT
MURRAY. A series of articles which have
appeared in the Atlantic Monthly. Bos-
ton: Atlantic Monthly Press.
History.
A SHORT HISTORY OF ROME. Volume
II. BY GUGLIKLMo FERRERo and CoRRADo
BARBAGAILo. This concluding volume deals
with the empire from the death of Cesar
to the fall of the Western Empire, A B. c.
40 A. D. New York: G. P. Putnam ;
Sons. s1.90.
Studies.
THE NEW ERA IN AMERICAN POETRY.
BY LOUIS UNTERMEYER. The poets con-
sidered are Robert Frost, james Open
helm, Vachel Lindsay, Carl Sandburg,
Edwin Arlington Robinson, Amy Lowell,
Edgar Lee Masters, Arturo Giovannitti,
Ezra Pound, John Hall Wheelock, Charles
Erskine Scott Wood, Benet, Bynner and
.Brody, Sara feasible, 81 81. D." and the
Imagists and a few others. Index.
New York: Henry Holt & Co. $2.25.
FIELD AND STUDY. By JOHN BUR
RoUGHs. Animal life, especially birds,
dealt with in essay style in Mr.. Bur
roughs's known and delightful fashion.
Boston: HOughton Mifin Company.
$3.50.
CONVENTION AND REVOLT IN
POETRY. By JOHN LIVINGSTON LOVES.
Pretty strictly a technical study of the
qualities Of English verse from Chaucer
to the Imagists and of the various
poetic .forms-the substance of lectures
by the professor of English at Harvard.
Boston: Houghton Mifiin Company.
$l75.
Miscellaneous.
FOSTER ON AUCTION. By r. F. Fos-
TER. Second revised edition. A complete
exposition of the latest development Of
modern auction bridge with the full code
of the official laws and 100 deals from
actual play. Illustrated with diagrams.
Index. New York: T. P. Ddtton & Co.
So.
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
BY Fl. S. MARTIN. Discusses the business
done and its relation to other business,
to Investment, speculation and gambling;
the safeguards provided by the exchange
and the means taken to improve the char
acter Of speculation. The author is an
assistant secretary of the exchange. New
York: Published by the author, IS Wall
street.
SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS LIFE OF
ITALIANS IN AMERICA. By ENRTCo
G. SARroRIo. The author, who is a
clergyman. describes life in the italian
colony and discusses AUGMENTATION and
American leadership as well as the re-
ligion of Italians and churches and mis-
sions in America. Boston: Christopher
Publishing House, 1l40 Columbus ave
nue.. 81.
THE UTOPIAN WAY. By JOHN NEIBY.
A discussion of Utopias and Of religious
subjects which seems to consist mainly of
personal opinion. South Bend, Ind:
Published by the author P o. Box 29i