Mr, Winston Churchill can always make' himself felt. This is shown by the fact that a.eriticism of his provocative. look, "The World Grisis," has been prepared by eoveral writers, including Lord Sydenham, Sir Reginald Bacon, Sir Charles Oman, and Sir Frederick Maurice. It will be published by It is good to hear not only that the new supplement of the "Di ary of National Biography' minking its way to bookshops, but that there is a call for the second supplement now issued in one Volume, which, with its 2,000 oda Pages, Is a_'wonderful guinea's) worth, The D, N. B. as a whole deserves to be fur better known, for it is unique. The trouble is that, as originally Issued, it occupied a good feal of shelf space, Vernon Leo is not so busy with ther pen as she used to be, for she now TI and has written a great many books since she wrote "Studies fof the Eighteenth Century in Italy," almost half a century ago, But she now giving us through John Lane book called "For Maurice: Five Unlikely Stories," ranging from classical subjects' to modern tines.
The repudiation of Russian polities and devotion to Russian Hterature are in exactly inverse ratio, although books about Bolsheism, of which the Jatest is Stalin's Leniniam," to be published Allen and! Unwin, swom to attract Teaders, On the. purely literary side the hold of Tehchow is amazing, Both in the book world and on the stage, Thus, ther" is certain to be public fur Chatto and issue in single volume of elect Tales of Teh which represent. the best of the 12 volumes thst Mrs, Garnett has translated so brillisutly The facile theory that the a rman in interested in nothing, Happened the da, before yesterday singularly untrue in view of the great number of pooka that are dealing with our pre! tera, a subject to which Arthur Keith has undoubtedly given an Jinmense_voxue. Miss" Dorothy.
davison, who has already dealt with ur Prchistorie Ancestors." is up with a now book called "Days and Ways of Envly Man," which Nethuen publish, So confident are the publishers of its success that. they are issuing simultaneously a cheap edition for school use. which has always something well worth saying and says it well—it jy suspected from the pen of Mr. Michael Sadieiv.
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