NEW
VINTAGE BOOKS
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One of the first important results of the recent
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acquisition of Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
by
Random
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House is the combining of two of the most dis-
tinguished paperback series in the country–
Vintage Books and Modern Library paperbacks - under the
single imprint of Vintage Books. The Vintage series now
includes such important authors as Camus, Cather, Faulkner,
Forster, Gide, Graves, Malraux, Mann, Menden, O'Neill,
Sartre and Wallace Stevens.
The following titles for Spring 1961 represent the first
combined list to be published under the new Vintage imprint.
BUDDENBROOKS
A novel by THOMAS MANN
$1.85
THE SHORES OF LIGHT
By EDM'UND WILSON $1.95
I, CLAUDIUS
A novel by ROBERT GRAVES
$1.45
THE CRUCIAL ·DECADE–
AND AFTER
America 1945·1960 by.ERIC F.
GOLDMAN $1.45
THE TOWN
A novel by WILLIAM FAULK·
NER $1.25
COMMUNIST CHINA AND
ASIA
By A. DOAR BARNETI $1.65
TOLSTOY OR
DOSTOEVSKY
By GEORGE STEINER $1.25
A ROOM WITH A VIEW
A novel by E. M. Forster $1.25
PARZIVAL
By WOLFRAM VON ESCHEN–
BAcH, a new translation by
Helen Mustard and Charles
E. Passage $1.65
ROBERT E. LEE
By EARL SCHENCK MIERS 95¢
LINCOLN RECONSIDERED
Essays on the Civil War Era
by DAVID DONALD; second,
revised edition $1.25
THE MAUVE DECADE
American Life at the End of
the 19th Century by THOMAS
BEER $1.10
THE QUESTION OF
NATIONAJ.. DEFENSE
By OSKAR MORGENSTERN; sec–
ond, revised edition $1.25
Now at your bookstore
RANDOM HOUSE
