The Little Review, June 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 4)Various
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The Little Review, June 1914 (Vol. 1, No. 4)
Various
Literature, Modern -- 20th century -- Periodicals
In this important book the former president of the United States,
combining both the view-point of one who has had a large and full
experience as a jurist and as chief executive, discusses such
topics as "The Monroe Doctrine, Its Limitations and
Implications," "Shall the Federal Government Protect Aliens in
Their Treaty Rights?" "Has the Federal Government Power to Enter
into General Arbitration Treaties?" and "The Federal Trend in
International Affairs."
American Policy
THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE IN ITS RELATION TO THE EASTERN
By JOHN BIGELOW, Major U. S. Army, retired. Author of
"Mars-La-Tour and Gravelotte," "The Principles of
Strategy," and "Reminiscences of the Santiago
Campaigning," "The Campaign of Chancellorsville." With
map.
$1.00; postage extra.
An able and illuminating presentation of the development and
history of American policy in its relation to European nations.
The American Japanese Problem
By SIDNEY L. GULICK. Illustrated.
$1.75 net; postage extra.
The writer believes that "The Yellow Peril may be transformed
into golden advantage for us, even as the White Peril in the
Orient is bringing unexpected benefits to those lands." The
statement of this idea forms a part of a comprehensive and
authoritative discussion of the entire subject as set forth in
the title. The author has had a life of intimacy with both
nations, and is trusted and consulted by the governments of each.
Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Avenue, New York
De Morgan Again
and at His Best
WHEN GHOST MEETS GHOST
Third Large Printing
860 pages. $1.60 net.
"He has returned to the style with which he surprised and
captivated the public. Another book like 'JOSEPH VANCE' and
'ALICE.'"--New York Sun.
"Thoroughly enjoyable.... The companionship of Mr. De Morgan, as
he speaks from every page of his novel, is a joy in
itself."--Boston Transcript.
"All the essentials that make up an admirable and typical De
Morgan novel are here."--The Outlook.
"A big, sane, eminently human story such as Mr. De Morgan has not
equalled since 'Joseph Vance.'"--The Bookman.
Non-Fiction Just Ready
CONINGSBY DAWSON'S FLORENCE ON A CERTAIN NIGHT AND OTHER
POEMS
A notable edition to later-day verse by the author of "The Garden
Without Walls."
$1.25 net.
BARRETT H. CLARK'S THE CONTINENTAL DRAMA OF TODAY
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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