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?JH? w45A
?nnounrcinmfe of ?oks
BOOKS OF THE SEASON
Constant Growth of the Literature of# Knowledge
"Popularization" in All Fields of Human
Endeavor?Belles-Lettre*, Drama.
A survey of the publishers' nnnnuii'-e
men?s of hooks for publication till?
vi in ths early summer reveals
^ration of the modem move
men* of the printed word away from
ttres to lbs lita rature of know).
? iron Jin to psai Heal m i vlep
try. m the person of Mr. .lohn
Masefleld, appears to ba gurrenderlng
'.. lbs impulse <>r thla tendency, ami to
In- uader?fOlnt a ohanee in tbi i ?
Fiction surrendered long a?n, bag and
? ;t ?Kipp." not art, has '" sn
? ? tbeas many yeai i I '??? en the
araaa, now thai people have learned
to read it In th? closeti baa '?
conscious, ami often self-conscloos, of
thr burden of Its mission.
While bollesMottreg la ?Jtber gur
rendsrlng, or dwindling from m
this literature of knowledge Is con?
tint ly expandinc in scope. We are.
In fact, engaced in the "popularization'1
of all special knowledge, from sociology
Kini political economy to meteorology
and ths aecreta of the phyaielan'a con?
sultln* room, from history In the re
?rnakin? to tag World pol?tica of to
?mnrrow. from ths archeology of F?ypt
'to domestic economy. The "popular?
flzer"--hims, If nearly always a spe?
cialist in oni> a single field?has in his
?.numbers made all the activities of life
Shis province, leaving the reading pub
'bIIc to make its own choice, for it, too,
?must specialise still, or he lost.
It Is. Indeed, no Idle sp?culation to
?wonder what will he tag result of this
rise Intellectual activity, with Its
'manifold practical aims. The a-.
raaadsf may well reach the condition of
I 8 ?entlpf -do in the old story, v. hi. h.
cm being asked Which .leg it moved
'first, became so confused that it lav on
It? hack, and never moved ggaln at all.
Still, popularization must needs be
mpanled by simplification, where?
fore it will probably always be
: lile to return to fundam?ntala to
reduce tho political economy of the high
cost of living, for Instance, t.> the |
Ism of domestic economy, and that to
its initial meaning of efflclenl be
ng. The New Motherhood Will al
-? be found, on examination, I
itself In essence to the Intelligent
of a baby thai ' ah air and
? liness. and Bleep when It do? I I
clamor for food, and the training of
. tag children in the way they
lid ko. Ar.d we have it on the high
it uthority?that of an ambnss.id. 11
world politics Is "the art of Sg
plaining to others what one does not
und< rstand oneself"
aurvey here piven ?>f the books
? meed for ?publication during the
Kl few months Is not exhaustive, but
- representative. If the reading of
n is declining, as has b? en con?
tly stated, it la not markedly per?
ceptible in these annoui
then, generaliza*Ion? are ran
liable. The fact Is that the t
appear to be bringing out their n
first of all. holding back th. i g
books f< r gradual ;
FICTION
New Names and Old, American and
Foreign.
The list of spring novels is so long
-that a few generalizations and a
well known names must ?suffice, There
will be acain Action w.,th g ; .?
and, fortunately, that ?purpose will lei
In many oases- no more setioua thai
the providing of entertainment. In ro?
mance, adventure and the detectlv?
Story, which continues to flourish,
.There will be problems and propagan
da, but the marriage complication
?sjggag t?i le ir 8aa*syaace for the mo?
ment, at bast In Its extreme t
Winston Chun hlll'a new- booh I
"The Inside of the Cup" <The IfSCmtl?
Ian Pompan) i. its subject ban not yet
b> < n revealed. The Messrs, Bcrlbner
announce a new novel by Tbomsa Nol
son Paire. Klien QhaSgOW will five U
"Virginia." tDoublcday, Page .<
which firm announces also the new an?
nual travel novel bv the Wllliam??ns.
"The Port of Adventure," wbOM I
are laid in this Country, and ?hi. fly
ln California.
Henry Sydnor llarrisiin, the author
of "Querd." ha? in the pTSM Of the
Houghton Itlfflin Company liis bSW
k, "V. VYg Kyes," the atOT) ?if a
woman slum doctor and her i
with real life. The Csatury Con
announces a n"w novel by Jack L?
don, "The Abysmal Bruta," gnd Little,
Brown & Co., i:. Phflllpg Oppenbe m"
"The Mischief Maker," bis IStSSl COU
oa of lose, romanea and diplomatic
:ntrigue. The ApplotOBS1 new flctlua
includes "Adrmm's orchard," b] thai
? m ?1er of long ago, Sarah Crand
India an-: risa flgurg twice in
the ?spiiBg Usl of II. ?;. w. DUUnf
Company,'in "The Buttss of >3afa
ie Deamer, and "rdara. fr::
Bid ?;-." by A. J. IVestcrmaycr. This flrm
;ust brought out another welcome
\\'on*\ ill?-" book of stones, "Faro Nell
and Her Friend*." A'fred Hear) I., v.
IS ami his Arizona psopts, with ?i r
?g ?pggCsVj lose none of their
SjSgg,
1 ? ? m ih<- K. a. Btoki i ? tampan; a ?
Ogres Jdhnson'a "The Fifty-ku .
? i." ,. detective storj of N a
York, with high aagaacs compllcal
Dufflald & Co. are the publishers of
"I5.nl.ara Gwynne" and ".John ?
by W. H. Trttcs, a young Am? rann au?
thor who found hi? first recognition :::
England. The fieorge n. Doran Com?
pany announces the novel- of Ottvgf
Onion? and Frank Bwinasrton, Kng-'
lish noveliflts both. Henry Holt ?? r(, ;
have secured the American rich's of
the "novel of the ?canon" in Paris,
Julien Benda'a "I."Ordination," which !
will be called "The Yoke of Pity," .,
1 ..: n,, sti ugf ?? beta een
' and llf?, in w hi? li life n mains the
tor. The i am? firm t i on
I translal
phe" with the third volume, "Jean
Chi Istophi i J ' nd E. F.
latei mood will be :
in -"n.. vVeak? i \ . - ? ?! ?odd, liei d
? Co >
els sre in
. -?? of publication I the Putnam*.
II, Ma) ti.iiit .v Co. ' ?f ?
literary Impoi i anee bj far la i he I
lation of the worka i Da to ?
liii.i. rtaken I ? ? ?la? mlllan C ?m
? irthegl Bast com???
;i volume of . Ighte? nth c< nturj Ch ? ?
l?i\<> ami ghot trangi Bto
: ?..in ill.- Lodge <-f i.- . ui es," : ?
by ? ;? oi is Bou le, ol the Pi i
Iconsular service (The Houghton Mif
WII.1IAM DBAN HOWELLS
Author of "N' ?i Leaf M
1 flln rum] my) B Bei ? Il '
later mood, will
\\ . I:, r V. Mel" 0
And last, i ul not ;? aat, Mi How* Ils
gives us a j :<-t'irc of American
the Ohio Valley sixty years ago In
? x< v. Leaf Mills" (Harp? r ? Bi i
THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY.
D . R.-insford. Professor Josiah
Royre, Henri Eergson.
The i
lasw
of the Ri ligion of J- a la
i .. i : -
eral read? r, no! for ; heol? | ?
th? general tl
Th? B. P. 1
? ul ?.?.v ie in this co intry a llbrai
?
the |*i
The Aral volui
of the < burch of i !
r u. Worsli ?, M A ' D
by W. B. S
D. D., ?? .
1 ?hi- Pather Hei berl 'run.
B .1. Prom tin- Macmitlan Compan
m . come "1 ha Probletn it Chi
.
tWO V? . ? With
' The < 'hrlstlan i <? Life" and
"The Real World a nd i Ihi I
The same house a Iso publiai ?
Idealism and the Changing Theol
by i >r. i ;?
?m the i.", i . ? .... |nt0 (he.
ethlco-rel
? |
"A Mew P i.. -ri ?: rgson,"
by trai
h bj Vin ? .i and an?
noun? ed by H Co an
Introducl Ion by tl pher him
BELLES LETTRES
"(Hi?bmIi of English Literature"?
"Sapplio" and "Faust."
nnela of English Lit
fa ?!..?: ten In
ol ii. pi in? ipal lit?
eral re
a convent? m
whole evolution of English
The publish) .i ni i,.
b] i: I'. Dutton aV Co. and
m -, ?? rh? ??
lhtsbur>. . I for this
month. The othei i
i. and
Hero i ' ? "Ei - I
anil .- of Philosoph). ' Bi
\ ivn c snd < I?
and religious poeti (In three * olum? s,
eut writers Bi '
and i? ' . and
and "Engll h Crltl?
. uim." i ? doa n to
pn ? m <i?\. Among the i on?
tors ??"?? Bruasl Etta s, i ell?. E
ling, oii|,lia ut Bineaton and the Dean of
Norn i'h.
Th? series of Paul Blmer
Mort 'a Bhi Iburne Bass , ' Th< Di Ifl of
Rom intlcl m ' ins jti.i been laaui d b
iii?. Houghton Mlffliri i ompany. ? ;<><j?i
not da ii<> bush. John Albert
? ,.; \ tin ri- t n Lit
Page ?x- Co i
. tedl: omlti ton of "writers
; dmlttedl) di ad In the spirit ? I
? nan.. : tis Ol reputa
tiun."
. ?i Poseas of idaun Uadaaj O?
iion," iiie Australian poet, un- In Um
Irsreeaol the Putnama. The publtortliia
Of the complete poetical works of Al?
fred Noyes hu baan i artpoMd till fall
by th?* F. a. Btokea Company, bul bb
Talc? of the Menuaid Tuv.rn" is
ready, "fapaito and the Island of L-cs
boa," by Mary MUls Psrtrick, pfaartderil
of thl Aiii.-rl
? '
? ition i.f i1 i .it.'<
? contali
? f the fra?.
,:. (The
n M101 in Comparo ? Il
Paust" we have
-.?, ithoul ' ml. It la, ' S3 ,r>
thing one
loo? foi v-- " '? ?
"Goethe's 1 ? n his
words, i ompilt .1 by Will n
(Tl ?? Houghton Mifflin Com?
? i ma; cs
.1 m i:. ' has
? i, still another coi m of
Bi.Ian i?. ; " (Dutt?
11
i iragrai h by hlmsi If. HI ?
of ? g (8 xlbn? r) la i tiled
p ihos of Distance: A Book of s
and and i >ne Mom? ;
WORLD POLITICS.
German* the Ove'.sli.o.'.cwing Topic of
the. Hour.
In th<- ti. Id of v. ..i lil polll leg i he flei
' man i !mi I .i the pi ice
i > M in i he w orld'a al ten
: pan -Slavism, I
after the 1 n, ami hj .!
urla, Germany
moment the world probli m
so man; bi
:? ai or Roland Q.l Pan-Gel
manb m "rece?? 11
I Houghton M Hin Com? - the
i German mi bi
? form "Germs nv and Its B i olut Ion In
! Modi rn Tim? - ' i Hi m ? Holl & i 'o ?, bj
' a Prei chman, Hem
?
? Im? : Rob? .' ' i'a ' Mon?
arch! .-' n Germai
-'
solution <?! n ?
? t.. the fore In tl
nemploj 111? ? r11 Insuran i ?<
I - the
Prlrt
? 'oill? ? rraai
Point of VI?
I:
: ' ?
I
: ?ry of Am
i ? I. ncelot Lawtoi
? ?
Par 1
i d of H er i
M
????.' . and
p
? Perl? - test i
Peruvian dl|
int of its fi
i
in
.
i
f th.
? m
othei .'-?'i ?..-, ??'
TRAVEL AND EXPLORAT]
h? C?ini Zona, AJ
and B
this spring. "
i ii. h. ,
in i he i roh n Foi i :
I W li.'i! Il
i
:? i
ROMAIN ROLLAND.
i ? ? san- Chi ? . i , '
i atud ? ? i i IsTwajr and Ita . on?
I stru tlon Han n i rank, the author
i ?.f ?? ? Vagabond Journi j \.-.i the
World," spent I ? moi ? . ? the Canal
y ?. ? l iker and pi
,.. and \\ ii! tell I rlencca
Poll? ? .nail
ss ' ii hi ' '? m ui ? i 'ompai ? i. ?.:, the
???i.. on of the i anal no
m ..i sei. Bty-two nation i - .
wi re ' n ploj - ii bj our ??.. ei nm? nt
Captain EJnar MlMtelaen'a ston of
the ' V !;i l.;i in. Pi'f.l-TJ,
' !?? t in the n ira the Imprint
??f the Doran Company. riu?u Dodd,
Mi ad t i '... i ornes Ali ka i An Bm>
n ths Making," by John j. Under?
WOOd. It Ii an economic Stud] und a
ITS Than a booh Of tM i.
?a Turkish Woman'i European Im?
.,?,?? b) Zevneb Hanoun, will
,, ,, the imprinl of the Lipplncotta.
?The Russian Empire of To-day and
, . ,,v ?? ,., NeVin ,,. Winter (Psffe
? c.il Ines iravel with social, po?
litical and e? onomli it.formal ion.
BIOGRAPHY. MEMOIRS
American Worthies "Monarchs and
Men" Notable Women.
h, the Held of Ami 11? sn biography,
.,. . luding two volumes the third
. fourth of the late John Bigs
low's "Retrospei liona of sn ?'
i a" (Do ibleds . l'a:- A Co ?. ?I ? ?
first place. The period covered ??,
them is thai from i.**1-! t?> 1879, the
? after lhe#wsr period," whl? h era
man? ?raya of su? h \ Ital Imp?t lai
in <i. ;.imining Ihe direction "f the de
veiopmenl of the nation. From Ihi
\], ^i .- g) ribn?er we arc to ha? i
Letters of General lleade," edlti d b)
George EL Meado, s collection thai cov?
ers not only the <'h il War period, bul
the entire careu r of Ihe ?Ictor ??f Get
iySb ,... To tut n bach for ? moment
?n American history, we are to have
from the sum.- house a "Life and !.??' -
o| .lohn Paul Jones." i" M' R I
Inald de Koven, arhich, so are are In?
formed, a di "swi ? p sside some "f the
m teriet which havi slwsya blurred
,. . |si h of lhal picturesque seaman."
To the autobtograpbj of <-.?n Bchurs,
i. h unfinished al his death, bul com?
pli ted DJ i'f derlc Bancroft, the
lorian, and Profl bsot Dunning, of Co?
lumbia, v. in be added this spring
?The Letten Speeches and Correspoo
f Carl Hchui.-." edited b) Mr.
Bancroft, to be is-m.-i in h?\ volumes
?, p, Putnam'a Bona The publica
Hon ol ihi^ woii<. together aith
?reel i atatui ??(' Bchurs by Karl
er, a hi< h ? ill be unveiU d In
the ri K of ib?' labors
,,r t . ? | H hura m tu. t lal Commit
? .
in ;i ? ? by, we
n English ti tnalatlon <>f
Maximilian li irdi n'a Moi irehg ami
..u i 'ompanj ?
in i- h ich will I ?? ? l.ibo
the brfflisnl editor
of ? Die Zukunft" givra in- Impresstona
. Illtles, both i
and Ihen Edward VII,
? K B tu "' K, <*/..r Ni h
? Mil. th.- ! Im i" t ? -
y '?':.?? and
' ? ; ? ? \ . ? ;
11 er ta i n lng rea
Lea ? - - of ths W? I
? the
r ths H ghton M Ifflln i
? the
l nun.
a hom w .... .1 Abbol will
John C w Inston ? torn
: '.
: .
il. Things 1
,ii ?ul lh<
? and ' la. t
loriea
? -
? '? \n to
a ill fill tl
... .
ah?? h il ?
1 nol
? :.. ' in . a
. ? ? i sprint I:
of Eng
? It
led "ti t?a- : .
b of boo . v. in. h hi
re? i n t.. ua a Ith ? la :..
1
, DEAMA
BhskespSSre and the Modern Scandi
navb.i
..? Iste i'i Hoi ' ? il. ird Fur
\ i m Edil
a oi '..- of William Bh ?
on i'- ra ta ird ?
lance i
.??.venteenth
volume, "Jullu l'ses u. havli a Juat
? orne from the p. raaea of thi Lippli
? ma lui.n n
diati drsrostli ?nteres! ? d in
Ihe ; slit? of I Our period
I I' ic.il,; | I
.i naiivel : bort one
"! i ma i- i., oming i i i
." t of ua snol b< r foi m ol
? u a ith m w || houl a put ?
erj current plaj that la worth
while, .ma tii.'t are not, tin?N
n boards nnei oi Istei
? dish and Ami i lean imt of
.i n 11 fon Ign drams a a !-?? I
the Bcandlnavlsna, the Germans
occasionally, a Russian, ?Vsvsi a
.man.
After Ihe Norwegian Ibsen, the
Swede Strindberg, who? one would
- " om Ihe llttl. in woi h thai
? u . ? 11 pi.ted ?.u our
. or publl bed In Engllah, a hi i
hat ? r sti uggle to un.i ac
imong us than Ibsen, ?-^ en In
i :-m ill i in le n?- baut in? prophet,
i oi kmgn, a ho i i siso hla Iran? -
i.itoi'. om there clings about his profit,
aboul hi autobiographical Action even
""?i - i ban about hla plaj *, an stmoi
ph< r? oi mental unsoundness thai must
impair lie ValU? of all be has |.|o
duced, Meanwhile the Messrs, Bcrib?
ner hi e read i wo neriea ?>i* lu.- ahorti t
and. in addition, a trio of
i Bj?rn -ni ne Bjdrnson, "Ths
Gauntli t " ? im h desli a ith the single
moral atahdard ror both seseo; "The
v s- si.m,' a sin.p. of tin- difference
in i v i en i omraerclsl ami personal
ethics, aiid "Beyond Human Power," .i
plsy of physical curs by faith thai
in i!.nu at ot ils success The
same in m i buss foul" "Plsya bj Anton
Chekoff," the Russian short story
\ i in r.
Mil.'.; \? .? sh.ill have the BOClg] SI il
with ua in ?irania ami Action, as well
.-?? ni SO) lological BtUdlSS, is a foregone
? ??m liision. charlea Rann Kennedy?
one-ad pla.v, "The Necessary Fvll"
BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. |. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS.
THE BEST SPRING NOVELS OF 1913
THE INSIDE OF THE CUP
By Wisstov CBiiuHlll.. Author of 'huh
ard l'are ?4," "Tie Crtsts, A Modern
t hroaieis, ate
TBa bmsI tn?tiirort awl el ?mertee's !*v!!ng
Bereust ?leaiing with delicate ph?.??.?. of iniid-.ni
ifr son raadltteas vital t.. the aattaasl virif.ir?-.
Hrariu Mai, M, I'll.'! llluftralel, II JO ri*t
ONE WOMAN'S LIFE
iiv Robbst Bbbbicb, author of "The
Healer," " rogether, 'The I otnraofl Lot."
etc
l drena of a bastan aoel "A rsasarkablB hook
?he I,pm .mrl b.,J I. -i Robert Harries: h*> il BS
yet Xtm I t?. Sun II 3? net
CONCERT PITCH
B] Pbaxb Dambt, Author of "Flga m
? '-.\ er," " rbe neari ?f a i hil.l, ' io?.eph
in -Jeopardy, ate
\ love story of i.ot:.ion Boherala far ?du
11 -.. a aeai iinvri Fr?ni. Daaby ha* \nit?c,i "
Ii .v. net
?CONCLRli
PATSY
I'.v S I'. CaOCBBTT, Author of "Loves
?ouag Dream," loe Haid?r?i, " ete
\ ?tirrlag stagy al i *!iow.-iy in the year? of
?muggilag ?'i i savsniura
aril worth reading iint/m Ht<jui Ji ?'.??*.?
COMRADE YETTA
B) IbBBBI BaWABOS, Author of A BUM ?
World "
' v powerful rii>v?'l of great ?<^lal algnlflrsar*'
.iving t.arr hv vividaridietragedraad in?]>i?,trial
shame In a creel etty'a underworld ? lUSast
VANISHING POINTS
By Ml K BBOWW, Author of "The Sc.rst of
tbeCtai
A volume of trr-pp-wlr? abort fiction Treating ?
wld?. kin.wi"!|i- .?( lit?" ??il a roast-ry of h-- nLort
m a*f ir-, ii ?i??
POOR DEAR MARGARET KIRBY
By K ? ran i ix S'oaaia, lather of Woth-r, *
i he Ri? h Mrs Burgo] se, ' eu-.
1 asJMCBC ' lentnaeet, iirnnv ?.nd ?*.-?
m..rr rloi - bases ??,' Ufa, ?rita 'h- sn,.r |m
appeal sa Mother >, li*M*y? ii 30 '.et
THE FEET OF THE FURTIVE
ByCagnLBsG I) Robbbtb. Antheref "The
I.. ? . Isa in," Neighbors 1 tiknown,"
a <t: ueal ? Urn of aalasal Itfa 'Mr
Rolxprtshas wot IfTfo rnowlcdge r,f *rM srlmal?
?re ?re U.rlli<Ml t>> hi? Uvlii -s-rnr, W.i-?o-i
: am tUtutraft? ?i 35 rtt
Si THE FEET OF
Ba THE FURTP/E
?5-^
rob 1?* r.i as aa .-.
>cn 1 orl?
r /vJ?C'J*iaiC*?'TWi3ia?(
*?*" THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 0n?,^T|j
pe? a Bros.), desla with the aun?
n from i
? to] Gregor]
. - ; p Putnam's ? I add
to thi m ? 'orni llua V ? idy ?>f
. ' ? ?? |
and i (Houghl Mifflin
TI i autl oi h lud ry <>f
?
p
G< ? 11 .
Iram ? . In the pi.( B W
? . o||l. S
P. Dutton ? ? le m ??:'
... '. r ? . 1
WINSTON ? H l Ri H I ll.
A n.t rh< Inggic ol thi
Theatn \ olume containing
fortj .?. Blgna i"1 Inge ? ci n< i, aci om?
pai li 'i bj . i ?t ical noti s p- thi : n -
ventoi.
HISTORY
The Civil War, the 'alkan .Struggle.
Our Navy.
The long Aftleth annh ? i - grj or the
War for I he i talon ? ontinues to call,
forth mair. books ol rsmlnl i en? as, bl f
ogigphleg ami militan ' idles. The
latest to i"- added to the iron tag II it
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near the ?battlefield, is familiar >.'hh
ail ih.untry m irched ?c er and
fought over bj both armies and hot
conversed with many survivors. His
book la bsssd on an exhaustive siud\
or the literature of the i ami algn, : it, t
Gardner W. Allen, the author of i >ur
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