Outstanding New Books from
HARCOURT, BRACE AND COMPANY
Nineteen Eighty-four
By GEORGE ORWELL,
winner
cl
the Partisan Review Award.
"Crushingly immediate. The most contemporary novel of this year and
who knows how many past and to come.... A great work of kinetic art.
. . . No other work of this generation has made us desire freedom more
earnestly or loathe tyranny with such fulness."-MARK SCHORER,
N. Y. Times Book Review.
$3.00
The Waters of Siloe
By THOMAS MERTON,
author of
The Seven Storey Mountain .
A
profoundly moving introduction to the Trappist way of life, its D"lttern,
its history, its intention and its achievement. A discovery of immeasurable
value for everyone, regardless of religious belief.
Illustrated.
$3.50
The Seven Storey Mountain
By THOMAS MERTON.
The extraordinary autobiography that is
bringing peace and reassurance to hundreds of thousands of readers.
276,000 copies now in print.
$3.00
The Golden Apples
By EUDORA WELTY.
This eagerly awaited new work of fiction–
the chronicle of a small town in Mississippi-is "a work of art at once
eloquent and entertaining . . . the original creation of an invaluable
artist."-New York Times Book Review.
$3.00
Language in Thought and Action
By S. I. HAYAKAWA.
The author of the famous
Language
in
Action
shows how men use words and
words use men
in this entirely
fresh study of language in everyday life.
$2.75
Freedom and Welfare in the
Caribbean: A Colonial Dilemma
By ANNETTE BAKER FOX.
A readable, scholarly, and provocative
discussion of the myriad problems-social, economic, and political-that
face the Caribbean dependencies today.
The Yale Institute of Interna–
tional Studies Series.
$3.50
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