..., then reprinted with a long, discursive preface in 1832. Hugo makes the strange decision to tell this story of the last day of a man sentenced to die on the guillotine—at four o'clock in the afternoon—in the first person. The implausibility of the narrative technique is a problem, as are Hugo's decisions never...

...Robert H. Woody Address of Beverley Tucker, Esq., to the People of the United States, 1865 . Edited by Young James Harvey . Emory Sources & Reprints, Series V, Number 1 . The Library, Emory University , Atlanta, Georgia , 1948 . Pp. 32 . $0.75 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke...

... Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 Among the Paperbacks Besides some choice fiction, The New American Library (501 Madison Ave., N. Y. 10022) has reprinted Peter F. Bruckner s The Concept of the Corporation (Mentor Executive Library, 75 cents); Lewis Mumford s The Highway...

... reprint of an autobiography published by the author in 1836. The justification for reprinting this publication is the extreme scarcity of the original and the revival of interest in Raffinesque as a natu­ ralist. It follows the recent reprinting of two of his rare, important bo­ tanical works. Additions...

... with real relief to Clausewitz or Machiavelli. Theodore Ropp. Address of Beverley Tucker, Esq., to the People of the United States, 1865. Edited by James Harvey Young. Emory Sources & Reprints, Series V, Number 1. The Library, Emory University, At­ lanta, Georgia, 1948. Pp. 32. $0.75. The assassination...

... in defence of the disputed points in regard to the State s war record, and other similar matter. It is also announced that the narratives of Lane, Harriot, and Barlowe who told about Raleigh s expeditions are to be reprinted. It is doubtful if there is any real need for these reprints, since they are readily...

...: The Norton Library of W. W. Norton & Co., $3.45 each). Two fat volumes are illustrative of Stanford s reprinting pro­ gram of Far Eastern books, Li Chien-nung s The Political History of China, 1840-1928 ($3.75) and Chow Tse-tsung s The May Fourth Movement: Intellectual Revolution in Modern China ($3.45...

... in the French translation of La Place, abridged, in four volumes, London and Paris, 1750< The third edition appeared the year after. It is impossible to state how many times this miserable translation was reprinted: the title-page of the fourth edi­ tion seems to have been used for issue after issue. One may...

.... Christensen (95 cents). The Puritan Heritage: America s Roots in the Bible, by Joseph Gaer and Ben Siegel (75 cents). This is an orig­ inal, not a reprint. A Million Years of Man: The Story of Human Develop­ ment as a Part of Nature, by Richard Carrington (75 cents). Among the NAL s signet books...

.... In addition to Hariot s Briefe and True Report, which is reprinted with the De Bry engravings, the narratives or reports of Barlowe, Lane, Grenville, and White are printed. There are editorial notes, a bibliog­ raphy, and an index. It seems regrettable that the editor thought it de­ sirable to modernize...

... issues, with reproductions of some of the features such as cartoons, would have been decidedly helpful. R. H. Woody. A Life of Travels. By C. S. Raffinesque. Waltham, Mass.: Chronica Botanica, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1944. Pp. 291-360. $2.50. This is a verbatim reprint of an autobiography published by the author...

... Museum in 1866, where they were temporarily forgotten. The present reproduc­ tions, some much reduced in size, are from the hand-colored facsimiles in the William L. Clements Library at Ann Arbor. In addition to Hariot s Briefe and True Report, which is reprinted with the De Bry engravings...

...Robert F. Durden Mr. Dooley: Now and Forever . By Dunne Finley Peter ; selected, with commentary and introduction, by Louis Filler. Stanford : Academic Reprints , 1954 . Pp. 299 . $3.75 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 Book Reviews 57i which give only...

... and political per­ formance. [GEORGE T. YU In 1914 (copyright, 1913) Macmillan published A Woman Rice Planter, by Patience Pennington, a pen name of Mrs. Elizabeth W. (Allston) Pringle. This informed diary of a South Carolina woman has now been reprinted by The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press...

.... They are not all reprints. Among some notable recent titles are: Mario Pei and Fedor I. Nikanov, Getting Along in Russian a phrase book for travelers, 35 cents; Bernard Myers, 50 Great Artists, with many plates, some in color, 95 cents surely one of the cheaper con­ tributions to mass culture; and a text: Spanish...

... a forty-year period. Some of the essays are published here for the first time; others are reprintings, occasionally corrected or updated. Among the former are chapter 3 of a term paper written for Stanley Williams at Yale in 1940 and hitherto unpublished portions of his dissertation on Melville s...

... sophistica­ tion about methodology, logic, and language. With this goes naturally a certain breadth of view, and so even when Ayer, in his 1960 inaugural lecture reprinted here as Philosophy and Language, is most critical of the linguistic emphasis of recent analysis, he is not challenging the ruling...

... by the Book-of-the-Month Club in 1943. The present reprinting not a revison incorporates a new Introduction and a valuable select Bib­ liography. Mr. Miller gives only brief mention in the Introduction to the recent work of Gipson, Dickerson, and others on the American scene in the 1763-1776 period. To have...

... of fourteen essays on Melville written over a forty-year period. Some of the essays are published here for the first time; others are reprintings, occasionally corrected or updated. Among the former are chapter 3 of a term paper written for Stanley Williams at Yale in 1940 and hitherto unpublished portions...

... even his fellow editors, to call attention in America to the volume, and in truth to be responsible for its publication. The Port Folio, of Philadelphia, Joseph Dennie editor, published in the number of Saturday, June 13, 1801, a reprint of a long and highly favorable review of Wordsworth s Lyrical...