The Little Review, March 1917 (Vol. 3, No. 9)Various
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The Little Review, March 1917 (Vol. 3, No. 9)
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No imaginative play is this, but a stern picture of real
life—life, harsh and brutal and strong. The scenes are laid in a
mining town and before the reader passes the terrible struggle
for mere existence of a typical miner’s family. In the
development of her heroine—the girl who is big enough to look
into the future and rise above the conventions—the author
discloses more than mere talent.
_12^o $1.25 net_
THE BLACKWASH OF THE WAR
_Ellen N. La Motte_
This is war of today—not magnificent and glorious, but naked,
loathsome, as seen in an evacuation hospital a few miles behind
the French lines. These sketches are all faithfully true,
first-hand reports from the front, written in the bitterness of
the moment, not by an hysterical assistant but by a trained
scientist of world-wide reputation.
_12^o $1.00 net_
THE SEXES IN SCIENCE AND HISTORY
_Eliza Burt Gamble_
The author has shown that the conclusions arrived at by
scientists to prove the inferiority of the female to the male are
not warranted by the very facts which they themselves have
elaborated. Her investigations have covered all the accessible
facts relative to extant tribes. She displays an amazingly wide
research and the acutest of observation.
_12^o $1.50 net_
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G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS
A Selection of New Books
Great Companions
By EDITH WYATT. In this delightful record of the pleasures she
found in the books of writers of genius, Miss Wyatt’s subjects
extend from the political career of De Foe to the nature study of
John Muir, and from the works of Henry James to Fabre.
$1.50 net
Great Inspirers
By REV. J. A. ZAHM. A discussion of how greatly both St. Jerome,
the most learned man of his time, and Dante were under the benign
influence of woman, and how their immortal achievements were due
to woman’s inspiration and influence.
$1.50 net
Great Britain’s Part
By PAUL D. CRAVATH. This book is unique among war books in that
it deals with the “business” side of warfare, describing in an
intensely interesting manner how modern warfare is conducted.
Price, $1.00 net
Women and Work
By HELEN MARIE BENNETT. An effort to determine whether
present-day criticism of the college girl are valid and of the
relation of a college education to the after activities of woman.
Price, $1.50 net
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