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THE ELDER STATESMAN. The final text of Mr.
Eliot's latest verse play, which underwent car eful r e–
vision in the course of product ion at the Edinbur gh
Festival and in London. "A most distinguished, inter –
esting, and amusing play."-New
Statesman.
$8.75
Robert Lowell
LIFE STUDIES. New poems and the autobiographical
fragment,
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Reve!f"e Street,
by the author of
Lord
Weary's Ca8tle.
$9.50
Max Eastman
GREAT COMPANIONS. Some surprising and hitherto
untold stories about Hemingway, Trotsky, Bertrand
Russell, Chaplin, Santayana
and
other famous friends.
$4.75
Isaiah Berlin
CHAIM WEIZMANN. A brilliant appraisal of the
first president of Israel
by
one of the best intellects
of our time.
$2.25
Theodor Reik
THE COMPULSION TO CONFESS. OF LOVE AND
LUST. THE SEARCH WITHIN. A trilogy of the
major writings of the world-renowned psychoanalys.t.
$7.50
each
Coming in the Fall
Edmund Wilson
APOLOGIES TO THE IROQUOIS. Mr. Wilson sheds
much-needed light on the sudden revival of nationalism
among Amer ican Indians.
$4.00
and don 't forget
Bernard Malamud
THE MAGIC BARREL. Winner of the National Book
Award for Fiction!
$3.75
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