1956
Books from Farrar, Straus
&
Cudahy
FRANCIS STEEGMULLER'S New Royal Biography
The Grand Mademoiselle
The remarkable life story of a charming, outrageoul and forthright
woman, niece of King Lows XIII, by the author of
Plaub.rt ad
Madame Bovary. $3.75
FRANCOIS MAURIAC'S New Distinguished Novel
The Lamb
A moving and profoundly emotional tragedy by the
1952
Nobel Prize–
winner, author of
A Woman of the Pharisees. $3.00
THEODOR REIK'S Psychoanalytical Discussion
The Search Within
A distillation of the most personal side of the great analYlt'1 writinga,
including 30 pages of the letten of Sigmund Freud, many never before
published, and new material by the author. $7.50
EDMUND WILSON'S Great Work In A New Edition
The Shock of Recognition
The development of literature in America by the writen who made
it.
This new edition of a work long out of print includes added material
and Mr. Wilson's critical introductions. $6.50
ANTHONY POWELL'S New Novel, A Social Comedy
The Acceptance World
The first book by this stimulating British writer to be publiahed in
America, his latest novel illuminates with acid humor the difficulties
and paradoxes of English society. $3.50
DR. ABRAHAM J. HESCHEL'S Analysis of Judaism
God in Search of Man: A Philosophy of Judaism
A brilliant discussion of the Jewish religion and a forthright defense
of the belief that religious imight is an answer to man's ultimate
questions. $4.75
BERNAL DIAZ DEL CASTILLO'S Celebrated Classic
The Discovery and Conquest of Mexico
Now in a handsome, deluxe edition, the authoritative Maudalay transla–
tion of the famous eyewitness account of the Conquest, with an intro–
duction by Irving A. Leonard. $6.50
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&
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