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Americans Abroad
Two Centuries of European Travel
by Foster Rhea Dulles
From Abigail Adams to Dorothea Dix to jumping
"Jim
Crow"-here are the humor. romance, and sheer pleas–
ure that are the trademarks of two centuries of American
tourists in Europe.
If
you have ever been to Europe, plan
to ·go, or merely dream of an European adventure. this
book is a must on your reading shelf. 212
pages. $5.95.
The New Writing in Russia
Translated, with an Introduction,
by Thomas P. Whitney
This collection of modern Russian writers contains works
of Aksenov. Kazakov, Rozov, Nagibin. and Tendryakov.
Here also is a full-length film scenario-"A.B.C."-by
Victor Rozov, Russia's most popular dramatist among the
younger generation. 424
pages. $6.95.
Impressions of Lenin
By Angelica Balabanoff
with an Introduction
by
Bertram D. Wolfe
In her 80th year Angelica Balabanoff sat down to write
her memoirs of Lenin and of her own role in the Russian
Revolution. (She had met Lenin in Switzerland and soon
became one of his few friends and confidants.) This book
presents Miss BaIabanoff's memories of the man and the
revolution he led. She discusses his ideas and attitudes
about Russia, religion, history. capital punishment, and
international communism. She also presents sketches of
Trotsky, Bukharin, Zinoviev, Stalin, 'and other Soviet
leaders. 176
pages. $5.00.
The Recognition of Emily Dickinson
edited by Caesar R. Blake and Carlton F. Wells
Ranging from intense disapproval to enthusiastic acclaim,
over 40 studies deal with Miss Dickinson's technical and
philosophical innovations, her psychological insight, her
strange life, and the religious-almost mystical-current
which runs through much of her poetry. 332
pages. $7.50.
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