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BALZAC
This towering portrait-.L:weig's final masterwork-vividly recreates the
French immortal in all his extravagances, humanity, and genius. "A
work of high discrimination and pregnant interpretation."-AMY
LOVE·
MAN,
Saturday Review. Book-of-the-Month Club Sele&tum.
Illus.
$3.75
Frances Perkins
THE ROOSEVELT I KNEW
From
1910
until his death, she was Roosevelt's friend, confidant, and
aide. This warm and intimate story is a knowing woman's interpreta–
tion of his mind and character in action, a unique contribution to the
history of a man and his era.
Illustrated.
$3.75
Bruno Frank
THE MAGICIAN
ancl Other Stories
These nine stories and novelettes-the last works of this brilliant German
writer-are masterpieces of storytelling in the Continental vein. They
reveal his humor, humanity, and delicllte irony at its best.
$2.50
M. F. K.
Fisher
HERE LET
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FEAST
From the world's best writing, the author of
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lected the most delicious passages about feasting, and around them she
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$3.75
Waldo R.
Browne,
Editor
LEVIATHAN
IN CRISIS
TI1is international symposium on the State, its past, present, and future,
is the work of 54 prominent twentieth-century writers-a precise, pene–
trating and readable discussion of today's most vital problem, national
sovereignty.
$3.75
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
THE TIME
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MAN
This haunting and lovely story of Kentucky has achieved wide and en–
during fame since its publication by Viking in
1926.
Now it is reissued
in a beautiful anniversary gift edition,
tvith swenteetl wood et1gravings by
Clare Leighton.
Boxed.
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