Vital
&
Varied ...
THE PASSING OF THE
HAPSBURG MONARCHY, 1914-1918
By
Arthur
.T.
May
The dramatic assassination of Archduke Ferdinand at Sarajevo opened
the door to a tragic struggle which concluded with the disintegration
of the curious dual empire of Austria-Hungary and radically altered
the political configuration of central Europe. This work, the cul–
mination of a lifetime of study and thought on the Hapsburg Mon–
archy, penetrates the theme of a recognized Great Power in its death
throes.
1966
864
pp.
2
Vols. Boxed
$18.00
LANGUAGE, LAW AND DIPLOMACY
A Study of Linguistic Diversity in
Official International Relations and International Law
By
Alexander Ostrower
A comprehensive study of the problems that arise in communications
among nations particularly at the diplomatic level by a distinguished
lawyer and linguist. "Os trower's work is a welcome contribution to
our knowledge of the effects of linguistic complexity and diversity
upon international relations."-Am.
Polito Sc. Rev.
1965
963
pp.
2
Vols. Boxed
$20.00
ANNALS OF ENGLISH DRAMA, 975-1700
By
Alfred Harbage, Revised by S. Schoenbaum
The revised edition of a well-known reference volume. The book
provides a chronological listing, as complete as knowledge permits,
of plays, masques, and similar forms of entertainment devised in
England or by Englishmen from the time of the earliest "Quem
Q uaeritis" troupe in the tenth century until the death of Dryden
in
1700.
1964
7J!,z"
x
10"
321
pp.
$18.00
THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES BY CHARLES DARWIN
A Variorum Text
Edited by Morse Peckham
"An astonishing reference work by
a
dedicated scholar who provides
a fascinating introduction ... No future student ca n properl y d iscuss
the evolution of Darwin's ponderings without turning to this monu–
mental source of detail."-Eugenics
Review.
Between
1859
and
1872,
Darwin published six different texts of
The
Origin
o{
Species.
This
is a complete variorum edition which covers all of the variants in the
texts.
1959
816
pp.
$15.00
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PRESS, Philadelphia 19104
