New Britain herald., 1923-03-26
Mew Books at -Me Institute
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Lady But

AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY by Lady But
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 "Recoliections of the Victorian age and of Victoria herself, of artists, sol diers, and statesmen, of travel in thu East, and Of life in Italy appear, fl Elizabeth Butler's' An Autobiogra phy.' Lady Butler painted the ia nous picture of the Roll Call thu wounded .Crimean soldiers. in theil bearskin shakoes, answering to theil names after an engagement"
 Independent ARaoNAuTs OF 49 by octaviu' Thorndike Howe.
 CHARLES MEN by K. G. V. Heiden stam.
 COUNTRIES OF THE MIND; Es SAYS IN LITERARY CRITICISM By John Middleton Murry. ENGLISH WORDS AND THEIR BACKGROUND by George H. Me Knight.
 "An entertaining yet thorough, scholarly book about words. The his tory of words, their origin through dialects slang. the development Of in ventions, and the influence of war and commerce, is here told in a most readable way. We know not where to find In popular form so complete and comprehensive a survey of its sub jects as in this book. The chapter on American English is especially read able and suggestive" Outlook. THE FERN LOVERS COMPANION by George Henry Triton. FROM TANGIER TO TRIPoLI; Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia. Tripoli, and the Sahara by Frank George Carpenter.
 FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTION OF PSYCHOANALYSIS by Abraham Arden Brill.
 "A well-written, untechnical and broadly popular account The whole trend of this book brings psychoan- aysis within the purview of the gen. eral reader to degree which has probably not been attempted in any previous interpretation"
 Boston Transcript. A HANDBOOK OF MENTAL TESTS by Fred Kuhlmann.
 "A revision, much extended, of the Binet Simon tests for determining the mental development of children and adults. Based on the observation of seven thousand children and adults. both normal and feeble minded, for period of seven years.
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  INTERPRETERS by A. F.
 "In The Interpreters are to be found not only finely spiritual study of the phiosophic foundations of po- litical motives and activities, but the creed of poet and statesman who stands among the great ethical teach CTS of our time. It is book remark able, not only in insight and convic- ton but in sheer beauty of utterance. In it one has A. F.. at his best"
 Outlook. LATIN STEMS AND ENGLISH DE- .RIVATIVES FOR SECOND YEAR LATIN by M. Devore. A LONDON FARRAGo by D. E. W. Lewis.
 "A great number of these random reflections were contributed to the Daily Express under the pseudonym aDo Il, every variety of subject, from poll tics, through agriculture, to poetry" THE MAGYARS IN AMERICA by Rev. D. A. Souders.
 "A discussion of the Magyar prob- lem, how these people may be pre- pared for American citizenship and how such individualistic material may be assimilated. together with the part the Protestant churches of America | may take in the spiritual assimilation of this European race" A MISCELLANY OF POETRY 19e0- \ 1922 by William Kean Seymour. "Mr. Seymour published a similar in 1919: and as in that, so in this q feature of 1t IS the almost entire restriction of the selection to poems that have not appeared in a book" Times dondon) Lit. Sup.
  MODERN AUCTION 1923 by Grace G. c. Montgomery.
 ss 4 POEMS by George Santayann. "Sonnets, odes, translations and poems selected and re- viscd by the author" THE OIL ENcYcLoPEDIA by Mar eel Mitzakis.
 ]. "Oil encyclopedia; reference book Tor petroleum technologists. oil com panies. engineers, financiers and in ,estors.
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