The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-15
Books Received in the Week Ending June
Reconstruction.

Reconstruction.
TRUTH: AN ESSAY IN MORAL RECON
STRUCTION. By Sin CHARLES WAL
sToN (WALDsrI1N). All about "truth in
the life Of the individual: "public
veracity"; religious truth" New
York: G. P. Putnam Sons
RECONsTRUCTING AMERICA: OUR
NEXT BIG JOB. EDITED BY EDWIN
WILDMAN. This is a symposium Of the
ideas about reconstruction and resdjust-
ment of some forty public men, including
Messrs. Taft, McAdoo, Hughes, Daniels,
Hoover, Lane, Bryan, Schwab. Cary,
Vanderip, Warburg, Gompers, Kahn, @.
Fl. Maeksy, Lamont, DIR. Charles W. Eliot,
DIR. Nicholas NJ. Butler, Col. Watterson
and President Wilson. Boston: The Page
Company. 50.
THE PLACE OF AGRICULTURE IN Re
CONSTRUCTION. By JAMES B. NOR
MAN. A study Of national programmes
of land settlement The author is as
sistant secretary of the FEDERAL Farm
Loan Board. New York: E. ?. Dutton
& Co. 81.
PRESENT PROBLEMS IN FOREIGN
POLICY. By DAVID JAYNE Hull A
discussion Of the relative merits of
League Of Nations, an alliance, or an
entente as a means Of securing permanent
universal peace. New York: D. Apple
ton & Co. $3.50.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF RUSSIA.
EDITED By SIR PAUL VNoaRADoFY. -Four
essays, all by russians, who apparently
do not accept Bolshevism as the millen-
mum. New York: Oxford University
Press. IS cents.
Religion.
THE CONSUMING FIRE. BY HARRIs
ELLIOTT KIRK. Written in the strong
belief that in these times Of readjGst-
ment" thorough study Of isaiah and
his time is the proper thing. New York;
. The Macmillan Company. s1.50.
PLEA FOR GREATER UNITY. By
SETH W. GLKEY. The author was pastor
of one of two rival churches in an over
churched village and community These
churches united, and the experience has
encouraged him to advocate unifcation Of
Christian sects. Boston: Richard G.
Badger. $50.
THE BOOK OF SEVEN BLESSINGS.
BY HRBERr II. GowEN Boston: Richard
G. Badger.
STUDENT WITNESSES FOR CHRIST.
By 8. RALPH HARLOW. 1.-THE sketches in
this short volume are studies of young
men and women Of another land, Of other
races. who likewise have been set fTes
from self and sin through captivity to
Jesus Christ" New York: Association
Press. so cents.
Biography.
THE IRON HUNTER. BY CHASE s. o.
BORN. A graphic story Of his own pie
turesque career by the former Governor
of Michigan. New York: The Macmillan
Company. 81.
THE JOURNAL OF A DISAPPOINTED
MAN. BY W. N. P. BARBEILIoN. Intro
duction by H. G. Wells. The deszIrenI
Of confession" or scif-revelation, be-
ginning in the authors boyhood- and
ending at his death. However, this book
looks very much like O work of fiction in
disguise. New York: George Il. Doran
Company. 81.
Heraldry.
HERALDRY. BY ALLAN MAR
oUAND. A volume in the Princeton Mon
ographs in Art and Archaeology. The
author in his introduction states that this
monograph was not written as a eontribu-
ton to heraldry, but inasmueh as it rep
resents coats of arms not recorded in
such a corpus as Crollalanza's DizionsTio
storico-blasonico dele fez.igite ItGliaHe
and in many instances records variations
therefrom, it should have some Importance
for the student of heraldry. The book is
intended as an aid to the history of
italian art. There is a photography and
index. Princeton, n. J.: Princeton Uni
versity Press. $40.
Nature Study.
THE GRIZZLY: OUR GREATEST WILD
ANIMAL. BY ENos A. MILLS. All
about the fercest item on the list Of
North American big game. Illustrations
from photographs. Index. Boston:
Houghton MifHin Company.
Metaphysics.
THE LAW OF MIND IN ACTION. BY
FENwIcK L. HOLMES. Every man his own
mental healer. or 225 pages to that gen.
eral effect. New York: Robert NJ. Ne