WALTER BLAIR
Mark Twain
&'
Huck Finn
This volume goes more deeply into the genesis of Twain's master–
piece than any previous study. Based on 20 years of research in the
Twain Papers and elsewhere, it relates Twain's work on
Huck
to
his mode of living, his extensive reading, his progress toward
pessissirnism, and his growth as an artist. It also describes the odd
circumstances of the book's publication, and its astonishing popu–
larity since then. 456 pages, 33 illustrations, $7.50
RACE
&
DOUSING Series
Property Values and Race
BY
LUIGI LAURENTI. Through a carefully controlled analysis
of 10,000 housing sales, the author demolishes the crucial myth that
entry of non-whites into a neighborhood
will
inevitably depress
property values. 272 pages, $6.00
Studies in Housing and Minority Groups
EDITED
BY
NATHAN GLAZER AND DAVIS McENTIRE.
Seven detailed case studies of cities south and north, showing the
many factors that affect minority housing conditions. 240 pages,
$6.00
Privately Developed Interracial Housing
BY
EUNICE AND GEO&GE GRIER. A nationwide survey of
housing planned, built, and sold on the basis of genuine open
occupancy. 272 pages, $6.00
UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA PRESS
Berkeley 4
