LITTLE BLUE BOOKS

PUBLISHED BY E. HALDEMAN-JULIUS
AND BY

HENRY J. HALDEMAN
Numbers 1 – 1915
Little Blue Books are a series of small staple-bound books published by the Haldeman-
Julius Publishing Company of Girard, Kansas (1919–1978). They were extremely
popular, and achieved a total of more than 300 million booklets sold over the series'
lifetime. A Big Blue Book range was also published.
Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, a socialist reformer and newspaper publisher, and his wife,
Marcet, set out to publish small low price paperback pocketbooks that were intended to
sweep the ranks of the working class as well as the "educated" class. Their goal was to
get works of literature, a wide range of ideas, common sense knowledge and various
points of view out to as large an audience as possible. These books, at approximately 3
1/2 by 5 inches (8 1/2 by 12 3/4 cm) easily fit into a working man's back pocket or shirt
pocket. The inspiration for the series were cheap ten cent paperback editions of various
classic works that Haldeman-Julius had purchased as a 15 year old (the Ballad of Reading
Gaol being especially enthralling). He would later write:

“It was winter, and I was cold, but I sat down on a bench and read that booklet straight
through, without a halt, and never did I so much as notice that my hands were blue, that
my wet nose was numb, and that my ears felt as hard as glass. Never until then, or since,
did any piece of printed matter move me more deeply...I'd been lifted out of this world -
and by a 10¢ booklet. I thought, at the moment, how wonderful it would be if thousands of
such booklets could be made available."
They purchased a publishing house in Girard, Kansas, in 1919 from their employer
Appeal to Reason (newspaper), a socialist weekly which had seen better days and that
Haldeman-Julius edited. Though the Appeal to Reason was not the influential newspaper
it had been, its printing presses (and more importantly the 175,000 names on its
subscriber lists) would prove to be crucial. Haldeman-Julius, before anything had even
been printed, sent an appeal to the Appeal to Reason's subscribers to send him a
prepayment of $5; at 10 cents a pamphlet, he would then send them at staggered intervals
50 pamphlets which he would be able to print with the advanced monies. Things went
very well:

"Five thousand readers took me up, which meant I had $25,000 to work with. I hurried
through the 50 titles (and they were good ones, too, for I haven't believed in trash at any
time in my life) and got many letters expressing satisfaction with the venture.
Encouraged, I announced a second batch of 50 titles, and called for $5
subscriptions...Meanwhile, the booklets were selling well to readers who hadn't
subscribed for batches of 50."

They began printing these works in 1919 (at a rate of 24,000 a day) in a series called
Appeal's Pocket Series on cheap pulp paper, stapled and bound with a red stiff paper
cover for 25 cents apiece. The name changed over the first few years (as did the color of
the binding), at times known as the People's Pocket Series, the Appeal Pocket Series, the
Ten Cent Pocket Series, the Five Cent Pocket Series, and finally the one that took, Little
Blue Books in 1923. The price remained at five cents/copy for many years.

In just nine years the idea caught on all around the globe. The Little Blue Books were
finding their ways into the pockets of laborers, scholars and the average citizen alike. The
St. Louis Dispatch called Haldeman-Julius "the Henry Ford of literature". Amongst the
better known names of the day to support the Little Blue Books were Emperor Haile
Selassie of Ethiopia, Admiral Richard Byrd, who took along a set to the South Pole, and
Franklin P. Adams of Information, Please!

Many bookstores kept a book rack stocked with many Little Blue Book titles, and their
small size and low price made them especially popular with travelers and transient
working people. Louis L'Amour cites the Little Blue Books as a major source of his own
early reading in his autobiography, Education of a Wandering Man. Other writers who
recall reading the series in their youth include Saul Bellow, Harlan Ellison, Jack Conroy,
Ralph Ellison, and Studs Terkel.
The works covered were frequently classics of Western literature: Goethe and
Shakespeare were well represented, as were the works of the Ancient Greeks, and more
modern writers like Voltaire, Emile Zola, H. G. Wells. Some of the topics the Little Blue
Books covered were on the cutting edge of societal norms. Alongside books on making
candy (#518 - "How to Make All Kinds of Candy" by Helene Paquin) and classic
literature (#246 - Hamlet by William Shakespeare) were ones exploring homosexuality
(#692 - "Homo-Sexual Life" by William J Fielding) and agnostic viewpoints (#1500 -
"Why I Am an Agnostic: Including Expressions of Faith from a Protestant a Catholic and
a Jew" by Clarence Darrow). Shorter works from many popular authors such as Jack
London and Henry David Thoreau were published, as were a number of political tracts
written by Robert Ingersoll or Haldeman-Julius himself. A young Will Durant wrote a
series of Blue Books on philosophy which were republished in 1926 by Simon &
Schuster as The Story of Philosophy, a popular work that remains in print today.

Following World War II, the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover viewed the Little Blue Books'
inclusion of such subjects as socialism, atheism, and frank treatment of sexuality as a
threat and put Haldeman-Julius on their enemies list. This caused a rapid decline in the
number of bookstores carrying the Little Blue Books, and they slowly sank into obscurity
by the 1950s, although still well remembered by older people who had read them in the
1920s and 1930s.

The works continued to be reprinted after Haldeman-Julius' drowning in 1951 and were
sold by mail order by his son until the Girard printing plant and warehouse was destroyed
by fire in 1978.

Several complete collections are known to exist including one at Pittsburg State
University's Leonard H Axe Library.
1a. The Ballad of Reading Jail, by Oscar Wilde. First Edition. [Cover title.] People's Pocket Series. [1919]
[Not seen.]
1b. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Second Edition. [Cover title.] People's Pocket Series. [1919]

1c. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Third Edition. [Cover title.] TheAppeal's Pocket Series. 16 pp. [1919]
1d. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Fourth Edition. [Cover title.] People's Pocket Series. [1919]
1e. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Fifth Edition. [Cover title.] People's Pocket Series. [1920]
1f. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. [6th ed.] People's Pocket Series.18, [14] pp. [1921]
1g. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. [7th ed.] Appeal Pocket Series. 64pp. [1921] Later printings in Ten Cent
Pocket Series wrappers [1921].
1h. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam [with Omar Khayyam: The Astronomer Poet of Persia, by Edward
Fitzgerald, and A Persian Pearl, by Clarence Darrow] [8th ed.] Ten Cent Pocket Series. [1922.] Later
printings in Five Cent Pocket Series and Little Blue Book wrappers [1923-1956], the latter including a
cover subtitle: "With a Critical Essay by Clarence Darrow."

2a. Rubiayat [sic] of Omar Khayyam. First Edition. [Cover title.] [1919.] [Not seen.]
2b. The Ballad of Reading Jail, by Oscar Wilde and The Man with the Hoe, by Edwin Markham. Second
Edition. [Cover title.]
2c. The Ballad of Reading Goal, by Oscar Wilde, and The Man with the Hoe, by Edwin Markham. Third
Edition. [Cover title.] Appeal's Pocket Series. 31 pp.
2d. The Ballad of Reading Gaol, by Oscar Wilde, and The Man with the Hoe, by Edward Markham. Fourth
Edition. The Appeal's Pocket Series. 48 pp.
2e. The Ballad of Reading Gaol, by Oscar Wilde. [5th ed.] People's Pocket Series. 59, [5] pp.
2f. The Ballad of Reading Gaol, by Oscar Wilde. [1921.]
2g. The Ballad of Reading Gaol and Other Poems, by Oscar Wilde. [1923.]

3a. The Original Documents of the German Revolution. [1919.]

3b. Private Notes of William Kaiser [and] How To Mend by Treaty, by John Maynard Keynes. [1920.]
3c. Eighteen Little Essays, by Voltaire. [1921.]
3d. Fourteen Little Essays, by Voltaire. [1925.]

4a. Soviet Constitution. [1919.]

4b. The Age of Reason, by Thomas Paine, Condensed by H. M. Tichenor. [1920.]
4c. The Age of Reason, by Thomas Paine.

5a. Russia: A Challenge [by Upton Sinclair]. [1919.]

5b. The Soviet Land Law. [1919.]
5c. Socialism vs. Anarchism, by Daniel de Leon. [1920.]
5d. Life of Samuel Johnson, by Macaulay. [1922.]

6a. The Piece of String [by Guy de Maupassant]. [1919.]

6b. DeMaupassant's Stories. [1920.]

6c. DeMaupassant's Short Stories. [1920.]

6d. Love and Other Stories, by Guy de Maupassant.
7a. This Misery of Boots [by H. G. Wells]. [1919.]
7b. The High Cost of Living, by Upton Sinclair [and] This Misery of Boots, by H. G. Wells. [1919.]
7c. A Liberal Education, by Thomas Huxley. [1921.]

8a. A Trip to Plutopia [by E. Haldeman-Julius]. [1919.]

8b. Lady Windermere's Fan, by Oscar Wilde. [87 pp. + 6 pp. ads] [1921.]
8c. Lady Windermere's Fan, by Oscar Wilde. [88 pp. + 8 pp. ads]

9a. The Cottar's Saturday Night [by Robert Burns]. [1919.]

9b. Three Great Poems. [1919.]
9c. Great Proletarian Poems. [1920.]
9d. Great English Poems. [1921.]
9e. Great English Poems, Edited with an Introduction by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

10a. Elegy in a Country Churchyard [by Thomas Gray]. [1919.]

10b. Crime and Criminals, by Clarence Darrow [and] Bolton Hall's The Crime of Charity. [1919.] [Not
seen.]
10c. Shelley: An Essay, by Francis Thompson. [1921.]

11a. The Deserted Village [by Oliver Goldsmith]. [1919.]

11b. Debate on Religion Between John Haynes Holmes and Orland O. Norris. [1919.]
11c. A Guide to Nietzsche, by Emily S. Hamblen.
11d. How To Understand the Philosophy of Nietzsche, by Emily S. Hamblen.

12a. The Fall of the House of Usher [by Edgar Allan Poe]. [1919.]
12b. Tales of Mystery, by Edgar Allan Poe. [1920.]

13a. Blasphemy [Robert G. Ingersoll]. [1919.]

13b. Is Free Will a Fact or a Fallacy? by Alanson Sessions and Linn A. E. Gale. [1920.]
13c. Man and His Ancestors [by] Carroll Lane Fenton. [1923.]

14a. Marriage Under Capitalism, by Robert Blatchford. [1919.]

14b. What Every Girl Should Know, by Margaret H. Sanger. [1919.] [94 pp.]
14c. What Every Girl Should Know [by] Margaret H. Sanger. [95 pp.]
14d. What Every Girl Should Know, by Margaret H. Sanger. [64 pp.]

15a. The Passion in the Desert, by Honore De Balzac. [1919.]

15b. Balzac's Short Stories. [1920.]
15c. The Atheist's Mass and an Accursed House, by Honore de Balzac. [1923.]

16a. The Jimmie Higginses, by Ben Hanford; The Story of Spartacus--The Revolt of the Gracchi--Wendell
Phillips, Socialist, by E. Haldeman-Julius. [Cover and caption title.] [1919.]
16b. The Religion of Capital, by Paul La Fargue. [1920.]
16c. Ghosts, by Henrik Ibsen. [1922.]

17a. The Emballoted Farmers, by John W. Gunn. [1919.]

17b. The Emballoted Farmers, by John W. Gunn. 2nd ed. [1920.]
17c. On Walking, by Henry David Thoreau. [1921.]
17c. The Joys of Walking, by Henry David Thoreau.

18. The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, by Jerome K. Jerome. [1919.]

19a. Nietzsche: Who He Was and What He Stood For, by M. A. Mugge.[1919.]
19b. Nietzsche: Who He Was and What He Stood For [by] Will Durant. [1925.]
19c. The Story of Friedrich Nietzsche's Philosophy, by Will Durant.

20a. Let's Laugh, by Petroleum V. Nasby. [1919.]

20b. Let's Laugh, by Petroleum V. Nasby. 2nd ed. [1920.]
20c. Let's Laugh [by] Petroleum V. Nasby, edited, with introduction and notes, by Lloyd E. Smith. [1925],
c1924.

21a. Carmen, by Prosper Merimee. [1919.]

21b. Carmen, by Prosper Merimee. 2nd ed.
21c. Carmen [by] Prosper Merimee.

22a. The Money Question, by C. B. Hoffman; Title Deeds to Land, by Herbert Spencer; Unity and Victory,
by Eugene V. Debs. [1919.]
22b. The Money Question, by C. B. Hoffman; Title Deeds to Land, by Herbert Spencer; Unity and Victory,
by Eugene V. Debs. 2nd ed. [1920.]
22c. Tolstoy: His Life and Writings, by Edward Garnett. [1922.]

23a. An Appeal to the Young, by Prince Kropotkin. [1919.] [Designated Second Edition (1920) is second
printing.]
23b. Great Stories of the Sea. [1922.]

24a. Story of a Chicken Yard, by D.K. Young. [1919.] [DesignatedSecond Edition (1920) is second
printing.]
24b. The Kiss and Other Stories, by Anton Chekhov. 52, [5] pp. [1921.]

24c. The Kiss and Other Stories [by] Anton Chekhov. 64 pp. [1925], c1924.

25a. People's Rhyming Dictionary. [1919.]

25b. Rhyming Dictionary.

26a. On Going to Church, by George Bernard Shaw. [1919.]
26b. On Going to Church [by] George Bernard Shaw. 32 pp.

27a. Last Days of a Condemned Man, by Victor Hugo. [1919.]

27b. The Last Days of a Condemned Man [by] Victor Hugo.

28a. Toleration, by Voltaire. 93, [3] pp. [1919.]

29. Dreams, by Olive Schreiner. [1919.]

30a. The Dream of Debs, by Jack London; What Life Means to Me, by Jack London. [1919.]
30b. What Life Means to Me, by Jack London [with Jack London and Maxim Gorky: A Comparative
Study, by Annebelle Kennedy.]

31. Pelleas and Melisande, by Maurice Maeterlinck. [1919.]

32a. Poe's Poems. [1919.]

32b. Poe's Poems, edited, with an introduction, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

33a. Brann, a Smasher of Shams: Leaves from the Life and Punches from the Pen of a Fearless
"Iconoclast," by John W. Gunn. [16 pp.] [1919.]
33b. Brann, a Smasher of Shams: Leaves from the Life and Punches from the Pen of a Fearless
"Iconoclast," by John W. Gunn. [64 pp.]
33c. Brann, Smasher of Shams [by] John W. Gunn.
34a. The Case for Birth Control, by Mary Ware Dennett; The Secret of Love, by Henry Ford. [1919.]
34b. The Case for Birth Control, with Answers to Questions, by Mary Ware Dennett.
34c. The Mystery of the Iron Mask, by Theodore M. R. von Keler.

35a. Maxims of La Rochefoucauld. [1919.]

35b. Maxims [by] Francois Duc de la Rochefoucauld.
35c. Facing the Plain Facts of Life (Maxims), by Francois Duc la Rochefoucauld.

36a. The Soul of Man under Socialism, by Oscar Wilde. [64 pp.] [1919.]
36b. The Soul of Man under Socialism, [by] Oscar Wilde. [60 pp.]

37. The Dream of John Ball, by William Morris. [1919.]

38. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, by Robert Louis Stevenson. [1919.]

39a. Did Jesus Ever Live? by John Haynes Holmes [and Jesus: An Unhistorical Character, by George W.
Bowne]. [1919.]
39b. A Guide to Aristotle [by] Will Durant. TCPS. [1923]. Later printings issued in LBB wrappers.
39c. The Story of Aristotle's Philosophy, by Will Durant.

40. The House and the Brain [by] E. Bulwer-Lytton. [1919.]

41. A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens. [1919.]

42a. From Monkey to Man, by C. Schwalbe. [1919.]

42b. The Origin of the Human Race, by G. Schwalbe.

43. Marriage and Divorce [by] Horace Greeley and Robert Dale Owen. [1919.]
44a. Aesop's Fables. [1919.]
44b. Famous Fables of Aesop.

45a. Tolstoi's Short Stories. PPS. [1920.] Later printings in A, TCPS, P, and LBB wrappers.
45b. Short Stories by Tolstoi.

46a. Salome, by Oscar Wilde; Prose Poems, by Oscar Wilde. [1919.]

46b. Salome, by Oscar Wilde.

47a. Press-titution: Selections from "The Brass Check," by Upton Sinclair. [1920.]
47b. He Renounced the Faith, by Jack London. [1920.]
47c. Animals of Ancient Seas, by Carroll Lane Fenton.

48a. Bacon's Essays. [1919.]

48b. Truth, and Seventeen Other Essays, by Francis Bacon.

49a. The Dagger of Darkness: Three Lectures on Evolution, by Ernst Haeckel. [1920.]
49b. Three Lectures on Evolution, by Ernst Haeckel.
49c. Controversy on the Creation of Man (Lectures on Evolution), by Ernst Haeckel.

50. Common Sense, by Thomas Paine. [1920.]

51a. Adult Education in Russia, by Mme. Nikolai Lenine; Cultural Work in Russia; Hungary under Bela
Kun, by Alice Riggs Hunt; Hungary's White Terror, by H. N. Brailsford. [1920.]
51b. Giordano Bruno: The Story of His Life and Martyrdom, 1548-1600, by Coulson Turnbull. [1920.]

52. Oration on Voltaire, by Victor Hugo. [1920.]

53. Insects and Men: Instincts and Reason, by Clarence Darrow. [1920.]

54. The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde. [1920.]

55a. Communist Manifesto, by Karl Marx and Frederick Engels. [1920.]

55b. Herbert Spencer: His Life and Works, by William H. Hudson.

56a. Wisdom of Ingersoll. [1920.]

56b. The Wisdom of Ingersoll.
56c. A Dictionary of American Slang, by Clement Wood and Gloria Goddard.
57a. Rip Van Winkle and Other Tales, by Washington Irving. [1920.]
57b. Rip Van Winkle and Legend of Sleepy Hollow (The Headless Horseman), by Washington Irving.

58a. Bocaccio's Stories. [1920.]

58b. Tales from the Decameron, by Boccaccio.

59. Epigrams of Wit, Wisdom and Wickedness. [1920.]

60a. Emerson's Essays. [1920.]

60b. Essays on Compensation and Friendship, by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

61a. Tolstoi's Essays. [1920.]

61b. What Is Religion? by Leo Tolstoy.

62a. Schopenhauer's Essays. [1920.]

62b. Essays on Religion and Pantheism, by Arthur Schopenhauer.

63a. Question and Answers. [1920.]

63b. A Defense of Poetry, by Shelley.

64a. The Socialist Appeal: Quotations from Authoritative Sources. [1920.]

64b. Rudolf Eucken: His Life and Philosophy, by W. Tudor Jones.

65a. Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. [1920.]

65b. Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

66a. Kate O'Hare's Prison Letters. [1919.]

66b. Crimes of the Borgias, by Alexandr Dumas, edited by H. M. Tichenor.

67a. Through Terror to Triumph. [1920.]

67b. Church History, by H. M. Tichenor.
67c. A History of the Mediaeval Christian Church, by Vance Randolph.

68. Shakespear's Sonnets. [1920.]

69a. The Life of Debs, by Louis Kopelin. [1920.]
69b. Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, by Alexander Dumas.
69c. Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, by Alexander Dumas.

70a. Charles Lamb's Essays, by Charles Lamb. [1920.]

70b. Roast Pig, and Other Essays, by Charles Lamb.

71a. Poems of Evolution. [1920.]

71b. Poems of Evolution [by] Langdon Smith and others.

72. The Color of Life, by E. Haldeman-Julius. [1920.]

73a. Walt Whitman's Poems. [1920.]

73b. Poems of Walt Whitman, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.
73c. Best poems of Walt Whitman, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

74a. On the Threshold of Sex, by F. J. Gould. [1920.]

74b. Physiology of Sex Life, by Joseph H. Greer.

75. On the Choice of Books, by Thomas Carlyle. [1920.]

76. The Prince of Peace, by William J. Bryan. [1920.]

77a. The Socialism of Jesus [by Rufus W. Weeks]. [1920.]

77b. What Great Men Have Said about Women.

78a. How to Be an Orator, by John P. Altgeld. [1920.]

78b. Hints on Public Speaking, by John P. Altgeld.

79. Enoch Arden, by Lord Tennyson. [1920.]

80a. Pillars of Society, Henrik Ibsen. (142 pp. + ads) [1920.]

80b. Pillars of Society, by Henrik Ibsen. (128 pp.)

81. The Care of the Baby, by Clifford G. Grulee. [1920.]

82a. Common Faults in Writing English, by Henry Alexander. [1920.]

82b. Common Faults in Writing English, by Lloyd E. Smith.

83a. Marriage: Its Past, Present and Future, by Mrs. Annie Besant. [1920.]
83b. The Evolution of Marriage, by Leo Markun.

84. Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun. [1920.]

85. The Attack on the Mill, by Emile Zola. [1920.]

86a. On Reading, by George Brandes. [1920.]

86b. On Reading, an Essay, by George Brandes.

87. Love: An Essay, by Montaigne. [1920.]

88. Vindication of Thomas Paine, by Robert B. Ingersoll. [1920.]

89a. Love Letters of People of Genius. [1920.]
89b. Love Letters of Men and Women of Genius.

90a. The Public Defender. [1920.]

90b. Two Debates: The Public Defender; Vegetarianism.
90c. The Mikado, by W. S. Gilbert.

91a. Manhood: The Facts of Life Presented to Men, by Clarence Thompson. [1920.]
91b. Manhood: The Facts of Life Presented to Men, by Clement Wood.

92a. Hypnotism Made Plain, by A. M. Hutchinson. [1920.]

92b. Hypnotism Made Plain, by Maynard Shipley.

93a. How to Live 100 Years, by Lewis Cornaro. [83 pp.] [1920.]
93b. How to Live One Hundred Years, by Lewis Cornaro. [59 pp.]

94a. Trial and Death of Socrates. [1920.]

94b. Trial and Death of Socrates, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

95a. Confessions of an Opium Eater, by Thomas De Quincey. [1920.]

95b. Confessions of an Opium Eater, by Thomas De Quincey, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E.
Smith.

96a. Dialogues of Plato. [1920.]

96b. Dialogues of Plato, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

97a. Dictatorship of the Proletariat, by Karl Kautsky. [1920.]

97b. Love Letters of King Henry VIII. [1921.]
97c. Self-Contradictions of the Bible.
98a. How to Love, by Walter M. Gallichan. [1920.]
98b. How to Love, by Clement Wood.

99. Tartuffe, by Moliere. [1920.]

100. The Red Laugh, by Leonid Andreyev. [1920.]

101a. Thoughts of Pascal. [1920.]

101b. Thoughts of Pascal, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

102a. Tales of Sherlock Holmes, by Conan Doyle. [1920.]

102b. Sherlock Holmes Tales, by Conan Doyle.

103a. Pocket Theology, by Voltaire. [1920.]

103b. Pocket Theology: a Dictionary of Skeptical Definitions, by Voltaire.

104a. Battle of Waterloo, by Victor Hugo. [1920.]

105a. The Seven That Were Hanged, by Leonid Andreyev. [96 pp.] [1920.]
105b. The Seven That Were Hanged, by Leonid Andreyev. [93 pp.]

106a. Thoughts and Aphorisms, by George Sand. [1920.]

106b. A Daring Frenchwoman's Views of Life, by George Sand.

107a. How to Strengthen Mind and Memory. [1920.]

107b. The Dream-Woman, by Wilkie Collins.
107c. The Dream-Woman and the Yellow Tiger, by Wilkie Collins.

108a. How to Develop a Healthy Mind. [1920.]

108b. The Fall of the House of Usher, by Edgar Allan Poe.

109a. How to Develop a Strong Will. [1920.]

109b. Dante, and the Other Waning Classics, Volume 1, by Albert Mordell.
109c. Facts You Should Know about the Classics, by Joseph McCabe.

110a. How to Develop a Magnetic Personality. [1920.]

110b. Dante, and the other Waning Classics, Volume 2, by Albert Mordell.
110c. A Short History of the World War, by Leo Markun.
111a. How to Attract Friends & Friendship. [1920.]
111b. The Words of Jesus, Volume 1, by Henry C. Vedder.
111c. Sermon on the Mount and other Famous Sayings of Jesus.

112a. How to be a Leader of Men. [1920.]

112b. The Words of Jesus, Volume 2, by Henry C. Vedder.
112c. The Secret of Self Development, by John Cowper Powys.

113a. Proverbs of England. [1920.]

113b. Best Wit of the English People, Proverbs of England, compiled by Pierre Lebris.

114a. Proverbs of France. [1920.]

114b. The Best Wit of the French People (proverbs of France), compiled by Pierre Lebris.

115. Proverbs of Japan. [1920.]

116. Proverbs of China. [1920.]

117. Proverbs of Italy. [1920.]

118. Proverbs of Russia. [1920.]

119. Proverbs of Ireland. [1920.]

120. Proverbs of Spain. [1920.]

121. Proverbs of Arabia. [1920.]

122. Debate on Spiritualism, by Conan Doyle and Joseph McCabe. [1920.]

123a. A Debate on Vegetarianism, between J. H. Kellogg and Edwin Tenny Brewster: How to Keep Well.
[1920.]
123b. Life of Madame DuBarry.

124a. Keir Hardie Calendar. [1920.]

124b. The Theory of Reincarnation Explained, by H. M. Tichenor.

125a. War Speeches and Addresses of Woodrow Wilson. [1920.]

125b. War Speeches of Woodrow Wilson, edited, with and introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

126a. History of Rome, by A. F. Giles. [1920.]

126b. History of Rome, by Clement Wood.
127a. What Every Expectant Mother Should Know, by H. S. Davison. [1920.]
127b. What Every Expectant Mother Should Know, by Charles B. Reed.

128a. Julius Caesar, Who He Was and What He Accomplished [by Hilary Hardinge.] [1920.]
128b. Julius Caesar; Who He Was and What He Accomplished, by Clement Wood.

129a. Rome or Reason, a Debate between Robert G. Ingersoll and Cardinal Manning. [1920.]
129b. Rome or Reason [by] Robert G. Ingersoll and Cardinal Manning, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

130a. Controversy on Christianity [by] Robert G. Ingersoll and William E. Gladstone. [1920.]
130b. Controversy on Christianity [by] William E. Gladstone and Robert G. Ingersoll, edited with an
introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

131a. Tolstoi's Redemption. [1920.]

131b. Redemption, by Leo Tolstoi.

132a. Foundations of Religion, by Stanley H. Cook. [1920.]

132b. History and Beliefs of the Major Religions, by Warren Scholl.

133a. Principles of Electricity, by Norman R. Campbell. [1920.]

133b. Principles of Electricity, by Maynard Shipley.

134a. How to Organize Cooperatives. [1920.]

134b. The Misanthrope: Comedy in Five Acts, by Moliere.

135a. Socialism for Millionaires, by George Bernard Shaw. [78 pp.] [1920.]
135b. Socialism for Millionaires, by George Bernard Shaw. [31p.]

136a. The Training of the Child, by G. Spiller. [1920.]

136b. Measles, Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, Chicken Pox and Whooping Cough, by George E. Weaver.

137a. Home Nursing, by Sister Matilda. [82 pp.] [1920.]

137b. Home Nursing, by Sister Matilda. [64 pp.]

138a. Studies in Pessimism, by Arthur Schopenhauer. [101 pp.] [1920.]

138b. Studies in Pessimism, by Arthur Schopenhauer. [64p.]

139a. Fight for Your Life [by] Ben Hanford. [1920.]

139b. Life of Dante [by] A. G. Ferrers Howell. [1921.]
139c. Crimes Against Criminals, an Address [by] Robert B. Ingersoll.

140a. America's Prison Hell, by Kate O'Hare. [1920.] [Not seen]

140b. Biology & Spinal Philosophy [by] H. M. Tichenor.
140c. Reflections on Life and Destiny [by] Anatole France, translated by Conrad Seiler.

141a. Would the Practice of Christ's Teachings Make for Social Progress? A Debate between Scott Nearing
and Percy Ward. [1920.]
141b. Life of Napoleon [by] Charles J. Finger.

142. Bismarck and the German Empire [by] Prof. F. M. Bowicke. [1920.]
143a. Pope Leo's Encyclical. [1920.]
143b. In the Time of the Terror [by] Honore De Balzac.
143c. In the Time of the Terror and Other Stories [by] Honore De Balzac.

144. Was [Edgar Allan] Poe Immoral?, by Sarah Helen Whitman. [1920.]

145a. Five Great Ghost Stories. [1920.]

145b. Great Ghost Stories.

146. Snow-Bound, by John Greenleaf Whittier; The Pied Piper, by Robert Browning. [1920.]

147a. Oliver Cromwell and His Times [by Hilda Johnstone]. [1920.]
147b. Cromwell and his Times [by] Clement Wood.

148a. The Strength of the Strong, by Jack London [with He Renounced the Faith, by Jack London]. [1920.]
148b. The Strength of the Strong, by Jack London.

149a. The Socialist Ginger-Box. [1920.]

149b. Historic Crimes and Criminals [by] Charles J. Finger.
150a. The Socialist Pepper-Box. [1921.]
150b. Lost Civilizations [by] Charles J. Finger.

151a. The Man Who Would Be King, by Rudyard Kipling. [87 pp.] [1920.]
151b. The Man Who Would Be King [by] Rudyard Kipling. [63 pp.]

152a. Foundations of the Labor Movement [by] Wendell Phillips. [1920.]

152b. The Kasidah [by] Sir Richard R. Burton.
152c. The Son of the Wolf [by] Jack London.

153a. Socialism and How It Is Coming [by] Upton Sinclair. [1920.]

153b. Chinese Philosophy of Life [by H. M. Tichenor].

154a. Epigrams of Ibsen. [61 pp.] [1920.]

154b. Epigrams of Ibsen. [32p.]

155a. Maxims of Napoleon [with "Napoleon and Pope Pius VIII," by Alfred de Vigny]. [1920]. [Not seen]
155b. Maxims of Napoleon. [57 pp.]
155c. Maxims of Napoleon. [60 pp.]

156a. Andersen's Fairy Tales. [95 pp.] [1921.]

156b. Andersen's Fairy Tales. [64p.]

157a. Marx vs. Tolstoi: Debate between Clarence S. Darrow and A. M. Lewis. [1921.]
157b. The Republic of Plato [edited by H. M. Tichenor].
158. Alice in Wonderland [by] Lewis Carroll. [1921.]

159a. Abraham Lincoln and the Working Class, by Herman Schleuter. [1921.]
159b. A Guide to Plato [by] Will Durant. [82 pp.]
159c. A Guide to Plato [by] Will Durant. [63 pp.]

160a. A Lecture on Shakespeare, by Robert G. Ingersoll. [1921.]

160b. The Wit and Wisdom of Voltaire.

161a. The Country of the Blind, by H.G. Wells. [62 pp.] [1921.]
161b. The Country of the Blind [by] H.G. Wells. [63 pp.]

162a. Karl Marx and the Civil War, by Herman Schleuter. [1921.]
162b. The Murders in the Rue Morgue; Ms. Found in a Bottle [by] Edgar Allan Poe.

163a. Sex Life in Greece and Rome. [1921.]

163b. Sex Life in Greece and Rome [by] G. Lowes Dickinson and others.

164. Michael Angelo's Sonnets. [1921.]

165. Discovery of the Future, by H. G. Wells. [1921.]

166a. English as She Is Spoke, by Mark Twain. [48 pp.] [1921.]

166b. English as She Is Spoke [by] Mark Twain. [59p.]

167a. Plutarch's Rules of Health [or, Rules of Health, by Plutarch]. [1921.]

167b. General Hints on Everyday Health [by] Morris Fishbein.
168a. Epigrams of Oscar Wilde. [40 pp.] [1921.]
168b. Epigrams of Oscar Wilde. [32 pp.]

169a. Shall Church Property be Taxed? A Debate. [1921.]

169b. Voices from the Past [by] H. M. Tichenor.
169c. A History of the Modern Christian Church [by] Vance Randolph.

170a. Socialization of Money, by Daniel DeLeon. [1921.]

170b. Constantine and the Beginnings of Christianity [by] H. M. Tichenor.
170c. A History of the Ancient Christian Church [by] Vance Randolph.

171. Has Life Any Meaning? A Debate [between] Frank Harris and Percy Ward. [1921.]

172a. The Evolution of Love, by Ellen Key. [1921.]

172b. The Evolution of Sex, by Clement Wood.
173a. The Vision of Sir Launfal, by James Russell Lowell. [1921.]
173b. The Vision of Sir Launfal and other Poems [by] James Russell Lowell, edited, with an introduction
and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

174a. Trial of William Penn. [1921.]

174b. Ten Dialogues on Religion and Philosophy, by Voltaire.

175a. The Science of History, by James Anthony Froude. [1921.]

175b. Science of History [by] James Anthony Froude.
175c. A Hindu Book of Love (The Kama Sutra), edited by Leo Markun.

176. Four Essays [on sex], by Havelock Ellis. [1921.]

177a. Subjection of Women, by John Stuart Mill. [55 pp.] [1921.]

177b. Subjection of Women [by] John Stuart Mill. [62 pp.]

178. One of Cleopatra's Nights, by Theophile Gautier [translated by Lafcadio Hearn]. [1921.]

179a. Constitution of the League of Nations. [1921.]

179b. Gems from Emerson. [52p.]
179c. Gems from Emerson. [32p.]

180. Epigrams of Bernard Shaw. [1921.]

181. Epigrams of Thoreau. [1921.]

182a. Steps toward Socialism. [1921.]
182b. Daisy Miller, by Henry James.

183a. Realism in Art and Literature, by Clarence S. Darrow; Crime and Criminals, by Clarence S. Darrow.
[1921.]
183b. Life of Jack London.

184. Primitive Beliefs, by H. M. Tichenor. [1921.]

185a. History of Printing, by Isaac Disraeli. [1921.]

185b. The Gods: A Lecture [by] Robert G. Ingersoll.

186a. How I Wrote "The Raven," by Edgar Allan Poe. [32 pp.] [1921.]
186b. How I Wrote "The Raven," by Edgar Allan Poe. [60 pp.]
186c. How I Wrote "The Raven," by Edgar Allan Poe. [63 pp.]
186d. How I Wrote "The Raven," by Edgar Allan Poe. [31 pp.]

187. The Humor of Whistler. [1921.]

188a. How Voltaire Fooled Priest and King, by Clarence S. Darrow. [1921.]
188b. Surprising Adventures of Baron Muchausen.

189. Eugenics Made Plain, by Havelock Ellis. [1921.]

190a. Psycho-Analysis-- The Key to Human Behavior, by William J. Fielding. [107 pp. +21 pp. ads]
[1921.]
190b. Psycho-Analysis-- The Key to Human Behavior, by William J. Fielding. [96 pp.]
190c. Psycho-Analysis-- The Key to Human Behavior, [by] William J. Fielding. [64 pp.]

191a. Evolution vs. Religion [by] Ramsden Balmforth. [1921.]

191b. Evolution Versus Dogma [by] Maynard Shipley.

192a. Book of Synonyms. [1921.]

192b. Book of Synonyms, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

193a. Solution of the Trust Problem: A Debate. [1921.]

193b. Wit and Wisdom of Charles Lamb.

194a. Sociology and Catholicism, by Daniel DeLeon. [1921.] [Not seen]

194b. Letters of Lord Chesterfield.
194c. When a Woman Enjoys Herself and Other Small Town Stories, by E. W. Howe.

195a. How to Keep Well. [1921.]

195b. Thoughts on Nature, by Henry David Thoreau.

196a. The Marquise [by] George Sand. [1921.]

196b. The Marquise: A Story of Secret Passion [by] George Sand.

197a. Whimsicalities, Whitticisms and Reflections [by] Madame De Sevigne. [1921.]

197b. What Great Frenchwomen Learned about Love [by] Miriam Allen Deford.
198a. The Majesty of Justice, by Anatole France. [61 pp.] [1921.]
198b. The Majesty of Justice [by] Anatole France. [31 pp.]

199a. Studies in Sociology, by Franklin H. Wentworth. [1921.]

199b. The Tallow Ball [by] Guy DeMaupassant.
199c. The Tallow Ball (Boule de Suif) [by] Guy DeMaupassant.

200. The Ignorant Philosopher, by Voltaire. [1921.]

201a. Satan and the Saints [by] H. M. Tichenor. [1921.]

201b. Goethe's Conversations with Eckermann, selected and edited by Julius Goebel.

202a. Survival of the Fittest [by] H. M. Tichenor. [45 pp.] [1921.]

202b. Survival of the Fittest, by Henry M. Tichenor. [61 pp.]

203a. The Love Rights of Women [by] Havelock Ellis. [64 pp.] [1921.]
203b. The Love Rights of Women [by] Havelock Ellis. [32 pp.]

204a. Sun Worship and Later Beliefs [by] H. M. Tichenor. [63 pp.] [1921.]
204b. Sun Worship and Later Beliefs [by] H. M. Tichenor. [32p.]

205. Artemus Ward: His Book. [1919.]

206. Debate on Capitalism vs. Socialism [by] Siligman and Nearing. [1921.]

207. The Olympian Gods [by] H. M. Tichenor. [1921.]

208a. Debate on Birth Control: Margaret Sanger Versus Winter Russell. [1921.]
208b. Debate on Birth Control [by] Mrs. Sanger and W. Russell and Shaw vs. Roosevelt on Birth Control.

209. Aspects of Birth Control, by S. Adolphus Knopf. [1921.]

210. The Stoic Philosophy [by] Gilbert Murray. [1921.]

211. The Idea of God in Nature [by] John Stuart Mill. [1921.]

212. Life and Character, by Goethe. [1921.]

213a. A Lecture on Lincoln, by Robert G. Ingersoll. [1921.]

213b. Havelock Ellis: the Man and His Work, by Isaac Goldberg.

214a. Speeches of Lincoln. [1920.]

214b. Speeches of Lincoln, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

215. The Miraculous Revenge, by George Bernard Shaw. [1921.]

216. The Wit of Heinrich Heine, by George Eliot. [1921.]

217a. A Socialist Catechism [by] Herman I. Stern. [1921.] [Not seen]

217b. Soviet Marriage Laws; Code of Labor Laws.
217c. The Puzzle of Personality [by] William J. Fielding. [120 pp.]
217d. The Puzzle of Personality [by] William J. Fielding. [64 pp.]

218a. Four Essays [by] Jean Jaires. [1921.]

218b. The Essence of the Talmud [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

219. The Human Tragedy [by] Anatole France. [1921.]

220a. Essays on the New Testament [by] Robert Blatchford. [1921.]
220b. England in Shakespear's Time [by] Charles J. Finger.
220c. Senator Vest's Tribute to a Dog and Other Dog Lore, collected and edited by Clarice Cunningham.
221. Women and Four Other Essays [by] Maurice Maeterlinck. [1921.]

222. The Vampire and Other Poems [by] Rudyard Kipling. [1921.]

223a. Essay on Swinburne, by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch. [1921.]

223b. The Wife of a King [by] Jack London.

224. God: Known and Unknown [by] Samuel Butler. [1921.]

225a. [On a Certain] Condescension in Foreigners [by] James Russell Lowell. [1921.]
225b. Strange Loves [by] Manuel Komroff.

226. Professor Bernhardi: A Play, by Arthur Schnitzler. [1921.]

227a. Keats: The Man, His Work and His Friends [by Edward Thomas]. [Cover title] [1921.]
227b. An Introduction to Zoology [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

228a. Aphorisms, by T. H. Huxley. [1921.]

228b. Plain Talks with Husbands and Wives [by] Havelock Ellis [and] George Sylvester Viereck.

229a. Diderot, by Havelock Ellis. [1921.]

229b. Les Precieuses Ridicules [by] Moliere.

230. The Fleece of Gold [by] Theophile Gautier. [1921.]

231a. Eight Humorous Sketches [by] Mark Twain. [1921.]

231b. Humorous Sketches [by] Mark Twain.

232. The Three Strangers [by] Thomas Hardy. [1921.]

233a. [Thoughts on] Literature and Art [by] Goethe. [1921.]

233b. Revealing Comments on Humanity and Life (Thoughts on Literature and Art) [by] Goethe.

234. McNeal-Sinclair Debate on Socialism. [1921.]

235. Five Essays, by G. K. Chesterton. [1921.]

236a. Love Affairs of King Henry VIII, by Herbert Beerbohm Tree. [1921.]
236b. 61 Reasons for Doubting the Inspiration of the Bible, by Robert G. Ingersoll.

237. Poems in Prose [by] Baudelaire. [1921.]

238. Reflections on Modern Science [by] Thomas Huxley. [Cover title] [1921.]

239a. Twenty-Six Men and a Girl [by] Maxim Gorki. [60 pp.] [1921.]
239b. Twenty-Six Men and a Girl [by] Maxim Gorki. [64 pp.]

240. The Tempest, by William Shakespeare.

241. Merry Wives of Windsor [by] William Shakespeare.

242. As You Like it [by] William Shakespeare.

243. Twelfth Night [by] William Shakespeare.

244. Much Ado about Nothing [by] William Shakespeare.

245. Measure for Measure [by] William Shakespeare.

246. Hamlet [by] William Shakespeare.

247. Macbeth [by] William Shakespeare.

248. King Henry V. [by] William Shakespeare.

249. Julius Caesar [by] William Shakespeare.

250. Romeo and Juliet [by] William Shakespeare.

251. Midsummer Night's Dream [by] William Shakespeare.

252. Othello [by] William Shakespeare.

253. King Henry VIII [by] William Shakespeare.

254. Taming of the Shrew [by] William Shakespeare.

255. King Lear [by] William Shakespeare.

256. Venus and Adonis [by] William Shakespeare.

257. King Henry IV: Part One [by] William Shakespeare.

258. King Henry IV: Part Two [by] William Shakespeare.

259. King Henry VI: Part 1 [by] William Shakespeare.

260. King Henry VI.: Part II [by] William Shakespeare.

261. King Henry VI: Part 3 [by] William Shakespeare.

262. Comedy of Errors [by] William Shakespeare.

263. King John [by] William Shakespeare.

264. King Richard III [by] William Shakespeare.

265. King Richard II [by] William Shakespeare.

266a. The Life of Shakespeare.

266b. Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [by] Conan Doyle.

267a. Pericles [by] William Shakespeare.

267b. What the Ford Five-Day Week Really Means [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

268. Merchant of Venice [by] William Shakespeare.

269a. Contemporary Portraits: Volume 1 [by] Frank Harris.

269b. Can Faith Heal the Invalid? [by] Frederic Danrau.

270. Contemporary Portraits: Volume 2 [by] Frank Harris.

271a. Contemporary Portraits: Volume 3 [by] Frank Harris.

271b. Is Death Inevitable? [by] Maynard Shipley.

272. Contemporary Portraits: Volume 4 [by] Frank Harris.

273. Chapters from the Social Contract [by] Jean Jacques Rousseau.
274. Animals of Ancient Lands [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

275. The Building of the Earth [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

276. Speeches and Letters [by] George Washington.

277. The Man without a Country [by] Edward Everett Hale.

278a. Friendship and Other Essays [by] Henry David Thoreau.

278b. Quacks and Quackeries of the Healing Cults [by] Morris Fishbein.

279. Will o' the Mill: Markheim [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

280. The Happy Prince and Other Tales [by] Oscar Wilde.

281. Lays of Ancient Rome [by] Macaulay.

282. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner [by] Samuel T. Coleridge.

283. The Courtship of Miles Standish [by] Henry W. Longfellow.

284. Poems of Robert Burns.

285a. Euphorian in Texas [by] George Moore. [63 pp.] [1921.]
285b. Euphorian in Texas [by] George Moore. [29 pp.]

286a. When the Puritans Were in Power [by] H. M. Tichenor.

286b. Prostitution in the Ancient World [by] Leo Markun.

287a. Whistler: The Man and His Art [by T. Martinwood] [1921.]
287b. The Best Jokes about Doctors, edited by George Milburn.

288a. Essays on Chesterfield and Rabelais [by] Sainte-Beuve.

288b. Tales of the Far North [by] Jack London.

289. Pepys' Diary, edited, with an introduction, by Charles J. Finger.

290. The Gold Bug [by] Edgar Allan Poe.

291. Mark Twain's Jumping Frog and Other Humorous Tales.

292. Mademoiselle Fifi and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

293. Francois Villon: Student, Poet and Housebreaker [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

294. Sonnets from the Portuguese [by] Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

295. The Master Builder [by] Henrik Ibsen.

296. Lyric Love [by] Robert Browning.

297a. Poems [by] Robert Southey.

297b. Do We Need Religion? [by] Joseph McCabe.

298. Today's Poetry [selected by] Nelson Antrim Crawford and David O'Neil.

299. Prose Nature Notes [by] Walt Whitman.

300. Terrorism in France [by] Alexander Dumas.

301. Sailor Chanties and Cowboy Songs [compiled by] Charles J. Finger.

302. The Wild Duck [by] Henrik Ibsen.

303. Rosmersholm [by] Henrik Ibsen.

304. What Great Women Have Said about Men.

305. Machiavelli [by] Macaulay.

306. A Shropshire Lad [by] A. E. Housman.

307. A Tillyloss Scandal [by] J. M. Barrie.

308. She Stoops to Conquer [by] Oliver Goldsmith.

309. Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme (The Nobody Who Apes Nobility) [by] Moliere.

310. The Wisdom of Thackeray.

311. A Lodging for the Night [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

312. The Life and Works of Laurence Sterne [by] John W. Gunn.

313. The Decay of Lying [by] Oscar Wilde.

314. Short Stories [by] Alphonse Daudet.

315. Pen, Pencil and Poison [by] Oscar Wilde.

316. Prometheus Bound [by] Aeschylus.

317a. L'Allegro and Other Poems [by] John Milton.

317b. A Flirtation in the Night and Other Stories [by] Anton Chekhov.

318. Christ in Flanders and Other Stories [by] Honore de Balzac.

319. Comtesse de Saint-Geran [by Alexander Dumas]. Note: Also issued as A Story of Infamous Intrigue
(Comtesse de Saint-Geran) [by] Alexander Dumas.
320. The Prince [by] Machiavelli.

321. History of Evolution [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

322. The Buddhist Philosophy of Life.

323. The Life of Joan of Arc.

324. Life of Abraham Linclon [by] John Hugh Bowers.

325. The Essence of Buddhism [compiled by E. M. Bowden]

326. Hints on Writing Short Stories [by] Charles J. Finger.

327. The Ice Age [by] Charles J. Finger.

328. Joseph Addison and His Time [by] Charles J. Finger.

329. Dante's Inferno: Volume 1.

330. Dante's Inferno: Volume 2.

331. The Finest Story in the World and Other Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

332. The Man Who Was and Other Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

333. Mulvaney Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

334. Caught and Dreams and Compound Interest [by] Mr. and Mrs. E. Haldeman-Julius.

335. The Land of Heart's Desire [by] William Butler Yeats.

336. The Mark of the Beast and the Head of the District [by] Rudyard Kipling.

337. Pippa Passes [by] Robert Browning.

338. A Guide to Emerson [by] H. M. Tichenor.

339a. Henry David Thoreau: The Man Who Escaped from the Herd [by] Charles J. Finger. [64 pp.]
339b. Henry David Thoreau: The Man Who Escaped from the Herd [by] Charles J. Finger. [32 pp.]

340. Life of Jesus [by] Ernest Renan.

341. Lincoln-Douglas Debate [edited by] John Hugh Bowers.

342. Hints on News Reporting [by] Murray Sheehan.

343a. Life of Columbus [by H. M. Tichenor].

343b. The Diary of Columbus in 1492 (first voyage to America), edited by John W. Gunn.

344. Don Juan [by] Balzac. Note: Also entitled Don Juan; A Passion in the Desert [by] Honore de Blazac.
345a. Clarimonde [by] Theophile Gautier.
345b. Clarimonde: Harlot and Vampire [by] Theophile Gautier.

346. Old Ballads.

347a. A Guide to Stoicism [by] St. George Stock.

347b. A Book of Riddle Rimes [by] Virginia Rudder Grundy.

348a. Proverbs of Scotland.

348b. Best Wit of the Scotch People, Proverbs of Scotland,compiled by Edward Mack.

349. An Apology of Idlers and Other Essays [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

350. Hedda Gabbler [by] Henrik Ibsen.

351. Memories of Lincoln [by] Walt Whitman.

352. Thirteenth Century Prose Tales [by] William Morris.

353. A Doll's House [by] Henrik Ibsen.

354a. The League of Youth [by] Henrik Ibsen.

354b. The Absurdities of Christian Science [by] Joseph McCabe.

355. Aucassin and Nicolete [by] Andrew Lang.

356a. Edgar Allan poe [by] Edmund Clarence Stedman.
356b. The Charge of the Light Brigade and Other Poems [by] Alfred Tennyson, edited with introduction
and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

357. City of the Dreadful Night [by] Rudyard Kipling.

358. Virginibus Puerisque [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

359. The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life-Story: Volume 1 [by] Frank Harris.

360. The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life-Story: Volume 2 [by] Frank Harris.

361. The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life-Story: Volume 3 [by] Frank Harris.

362. The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life-Story: Volume 4 [by] Frank Harris.

363. Miggles, and Other Stories [by] Bret Harte.

364. The Art of Controversy [by] Arthur Schopenhauer. Note: Also entitled How to Argue Logically: the
Art of Controversy [by] Arthur Schopenhauer.

365a. The Odes of Horace: Volume I. 365b. Myths of Religious Statistics [by] Joseph McCabe.

366a. Odes of Horace: Volume II, Connington's translation.

366b. Religion's Failure to Combat Crime [by] Joseph McCabe.

367a. Essay on Conversation [by] Thomas De Quincey.

367b. How to Improve Your Conversation [by] Lloyd E. Smith, with an essay on conversation by Thomas
De Quincy.
368. Comic Journey to California and Back [by] Artemus Ward.

369. Artemus Ward's Travels.

370. Father Damien [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

371. Empedocles on Etna [by] Matthew Arnold.

372. A Guide to Malthusianism [by] John S. Gambs.

373. The Truth of Masks [by] Oscar Wilde.

374a. The Critic as Artist: Part I [by] Oscar Wilde.

374b. The Psychology of Suicide, Is the Momentum of an Intense, Exalted Egotism the Basic Cause? [by]
Hugh Russell Fraser.

375a. The Critic as Artist: Part II [by] Oscar Wilde.

375b. The Love Story of an Old Maid: She Began to Love at Sixteen, but Waited--for What? [by] Sara
Haardt.

376. A Woman of No Importance [by] Oscar Wilde.

377a. A Night in the Luxembourg [by] Remy De Gourmont.

377b. The Psychology of Joy and Sorrow: What Behaviorists and Other Learned about Our Nature [by]
Leo Markun.
378a. The Maid of Orleans [by] Maurice V. Samuels.
378b. The Covered Wagon and the West [by] E. W. Howe.

379. The King Enjoys Himself (Le Roi s'amuse): A Drama in Five Acts [by] Victor Hugo.

380. Yugoslav Proverbs, compiled by Louis Adamic.

381. Wit and Wisdom of Dickens [by] Robert Swansey.

382. Humor and Wisdom of Lincoln [by] John W. Gunn.

383a. The Creditor [by] August Strindberg.

383b. Prostitution in the United States [by] Leo Markun.

384. Four One-Act Plays [by] August Strindberg.

385. Chelkash [by] Maxim Gorky.

386. Creatures That Once Were Men [by] Maxim Gorki.

387. A History of Painting [by] Murray Sheehan. Note: also entitled The Story of Painting: Facts Your
Should Know about Painting and Painters [by] Murray Sheehan.

388. Proverbs of Hindustan, compiled by Champak C. Shah.

389. My Fellow-Traveller [by] Maxim Gorky.

390. The Death of Ivan Ilyitch [by] Leo Tolstoy.

391. A Dog of Flanders [by] Ouida.

392. The Nurnberg Stove [by] Ouida.

393. Frederick the Great [by] Macaulay.

394. Boswell's Life of Johnson [by] Charles J. Finger.

395. Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini [by] Charles J. Finger.

396. Embers: A Play in One Act [by] Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius.

397. Irish Fairy Tales.

398. Irish Folk Songs and Tales, edited by H. M. Tichenor.

399. Tales from the Arabian Nights: Volume I.

400. Tales from the Arabian Nights: Volume II.

401a. Proverbs of India, compiled by Champak C. Shah.

401b. Woman the Warrior [by] William J. Fielding.

402. Epigrams of George Moore.

403. A History of Music [by] Murray Sheehan.

404a. In Memoriam [by] Tennyson.

404b. Romances of Paris [by] Alfred de Musset, translated from the French by Keen Wallis.
405. Outline of Economics [by] John S. Gambs.

406a. The Pierott of the Minute [by] Ernest Dowson.

406b. An Essay on Man [by] Alexander Pope, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim
Crawford.

407. Hints on Farming [by] R. A. Power.

408. Introduction to Einstein [by] William F. Hudgings. Note: also entitled An Introduction to Einstein's
Theory of Relativity [by] William F. Hudgings.

409a. Great Men of Science.

409b. Great Men of Science [by] Hereward Carrington.

410a. Die Walkiere (The Valkyr): No. 2 of the Nibelung's Ring [by] Theodore M. R. Von Keler.
410b. Amorous Misadventures [by] Restif de la Bretonne, translated from the original French by Keene
Wallis.

411a. A Guide to Cervantes [by] Isaac Goldberg.

411b. What You Should Know about Phrenology [by] Leo Markun.

412. Life of Mahomet [by] Charles J. Finger.

413. The Need or Art in Life [by] I. B. Stoughton Holborn.

414. The Art of Happiness [by] John Cowper Powys.

415. The Age of Mammals [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

416. The God of Vengeance [by] Sholom Asch, authorized translation from the Yiddish by Isaac Goldberg.

417. The Nature of Dreams [by] Hereward Carrington.

418. The Bacchantes [by] Euipides, translated from the Greek by Alexander Harvey.

419. Life: Its Origin and Nature [by] Hereward Carrington.

420. Short Stories from the Spanish, translated by Charles B. McMichael.

421. Yoga Philosophy, an Outline of the Secret Hindu Teachings [by] Hereward Carrington.

422a. Dante: An Aesthetic View [by] Isaac Goldberg.

422b. The Best Yankee Jokes, edited by George Milburn.

423. Representative Men: Volume 1 [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

424. Representative Men: Volume 2 [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

425. Representative Men: Volume 3 [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

426. Representative Men: Volume 41 [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

427a. Poems of John Keats, edited with an introduction, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.
427b. Love Poems of John Keats, edited, with an introduction, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

428. The Essence of the Koran [by] Theodore M. R. Von Keler.

429. The Life and Works of Jonathan Swift [by] John W. Gunn.

430. Poultry for Profit [by] R. A. Power.

431a. Literary Stars on the Scandinavian Firmament [by] Julius Moritzen.

431b. A United States Commercial Geography [by] Leo Markun.

432. The Tragic Story of Oscar Wilde's Life [by] Charles J. Finger.

433. The Life of Jean Paul Marat [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

434a. The Significance of Georg Brandes [by] Julius Moritzen.

434b. The Great Love of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton [by] Leo Markun.

435. One Hundred Best Books [by] John Cowper Powys.

436. Henrik Ibsen: His Life, Aim and Influence [by] Julius Moritzen.

437. Hints on Scenario Writing [by] murray Sheehan.

438. Secret Memoirs of Madame de Pompadour: Volume 1, collected and arranged by Jules Beaujoint.
439a. Secret Memoirs of Madame de Pompadour: Volume 2, collected and arranged by Jules Beaujoint.
439b. My Twelve Years in a Monastery [by] Joseph McCabe (once the very reverend father Antony)

440a. Cavalleria Rusticana [by] Theodore M. R. v on Keler.

440b. Baseball: How to Play It and How to Watch It [by] Alan Monk, drawings by Hans Kueffer.

441. I Pagliacci [by] Theodore M. R. Von Keler. Note: also entitled the Buffoon; the Substance of
Leoncavallo's Opera "Pagliacci" [by] Theodore M. R. Von Keler.

442. Oscar Wilde in Outline [by] Charles J. Finger.

443. The Story of Francis Bacon's Philosophy [by] Will Durant.

444. Epigrams of Remy de Gourmont, selected by Isaac Goldberg.

445a. Psychical Research: Volume 1 [by] Hereward Carrington.

445b. The Fraud of Spiritualism [by] Joseph McCabe.

446a. Psychical Research: Volume 2 [by] Hereward Carrington.

446b. The Psychology of Religion [by] Joseph McCabe.

447a. Auto-Suggestion--How It Works [by] William J. Fielding.

447b. Autosuggestion: How It Works [by] William J. Fielding.

448. Essays on Montaigne, Pascal, Voltaire [by] John Cowper Powys.

449a. Essays on Rousseau, Balzac, Victor Hugo [by] John Cowper Powys.
449b. Auto-Suggestion and Health [by] William J. Fielding.

450. Essays on de Maupassant, Anatole France, William Blake [by] John Cowper Powys.

451. Essays on De Gourmont and Byron [by] John Cowper Powys.

452a. Essays on Emily Bronte and Henry James [by] John Cowper Powys.
452b. A Dictionary of Scientific Terms [by] Leo Markum.

453. Essays on Joseph Conrad and Oscar Wilde [by] John cowper Powys.

454. The Unworthy Coopers and Comtesse Du Jones [by] Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius.

455. Richard Strauss's Salome [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

456. Biset's Carmen [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

457. Lohengrin [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

458. Tannhauser [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

459a. Das Rheingold [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

459b. How to Write Telegrams Properly [by] Nelson E. Ross.

460. Miscellaneous Essays [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

461. Literary Essays [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

462. Everyman, a Play.

463. The Art of Reading [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

464. Is Progress an Illusion? and Other Notes [by] Haldeman-Julius.

465. Esperanto for Beginners [by] D. O. S. Lowell.

466. A History of Sculpture [by] Murray Sheehan.

467. Evolution Made Plain [by] John Mason.

468. The Story of Architecture: Facts You Should Know about the Evolution of Buildings [by] Murray
Sheehan.

469. The Egypt of Yesterday, a History of Exploring and Excavation [by] Julius Moritzen.

470a. Guide to Kant [by] James B. Thomas.

470b. Jazz Music; What It Is and How to Understand It [by] Isaac Goldberg.

471. The Essence of Confucianism [by] Charles J. Finger.

472. The Strange Notes of Samuel Butler [by] John W. Gunn.

473a. Essays on Euripides [by] Alexander Harvey.

473b. Lives of Chorus Girls, a Realistic Picture of an Interesting and Sometimes Romantic Profession.

474a. Essays on Sophocles [by] Alexander Harvey.

474b. Is Man an Electric Machine? [by] Maynard Shipley.

475a. Essays on Aeschylus [by] Alexander Harvey.

475b. How to Develop Your Sense of Humor [by] Leo Markun.

476. Gilbert and Sullivan, a Handbook to the Famous Operettas [by] Isaac Goldberg.

477a. Theosophy in Outline [by] F. Milton Willis.

477b. The Nonsense Called Theosophy [by] Joseph McCabe.

478. Sanskrit Proverbs, compiled by Champak C. Shah.

479a. Proverbs of Germany, gathered by Julius Moritzen.

479b. How New York Working Girls Live [by] Betty Van Deventer.

480. Hints on Animal Husbandry [by] R. A. Power.

481. The Stone Age [by] Clement Wood.

482. Five Weeks in a Balloon [by] Jules Verne, condensed by Charles J. Finger.
483. The Privateersman [by] Captain Marryat, condensed byCharles J. Finger.

484a. Hints on Raising Farm Crops [by] R. A. Power.

484b. The Menace of "Blue" Laws [by] Henry Flury.

485. A Voyage to the Moon [by] Jules Verne, condensed translation by Charles J. Finger.

486. Hints on Soils and Fertilizers [by] R. A. Power.

487. Thomas Carlyle's Philosophy of Clothes [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

488a. Great Yiddish Poetry, edited by Isaac Goldberg.

488b. How Not To Be a Wallflower [by] John Woodworth.

489. Yiddish Short Stories, edited by Isaac Goldberg.

490. Life of Michelangelo (as seen by Georg Brandes) [by] Julius Moritzen.

491. Psychology for Beginners [by] Hereward Carrington.

492. Poems of William Morris, edited, with an introduction, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

493. New Discoveries in Science [by] Hereward Carrington.

494a. Siegfried: No. 3 of the Nibelung's Ring [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.
494b. Negro Life in New York's Harlem: A Lively Picture of a Popular and Interesting Section [by]
Wallace Thurman.

495. Rigoletto [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

496. Hints on Writing One-Act Plays [by] Charles J. Finger.

497. Legends of Greek and Roman Heroes [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

498. Greek and Roman Mythology [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

499. A Dictionary of Classical Mythology [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

500. Medea [by] Euripides, translated form the Greek by Alexander Harvey.

501a. Poems of Carew, Suckling, Lovelace and Herbert, with biographical introduction by Bartlett J.
Whiting.
501b. How to Tie All Kinds of Knots [by] George Milburn.
502. Hippolytus, a Tragedy of Euripides, translated from the Greek by Alexander Harvey.

503a. August Strindberg: The Literary Enigma [by] Jules Moritzen.

503b. A Short History of the Civil War [by] Leo Markun.

504a. Matthew Arnold's Literature and Dogma, condensed by John Mason.

504b. The Myth of the Ride of Paul Revere [by] Virginius Dabney, with other iconoclastic articles.

505a. Proverbs of West Africa [by] C. J. Bender.

505b. New Lives for Old in Today's Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

506. Life of Voltaire (as seen by Georg Brandes) [by] Julius Moritzen.

507. Richard Wagner, an introduction [by] Isaac Goldberg.

508. A Guide to Bergson [by] James b. Thomas.

509a. The Ancient Regime (France Before the Revolution) [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.
509b. Are We Machines: Is Life Mechanical or Is It "Something Else"? a debate between Clarence Darrow
and Will Durant.

510. Electric Energy: What It Does and Promises [by] Julius Moritzen.

511. King Oedipus [by] Sophocles, translated form the Greek by Alexander Harvey.

512. Voltaire and the French Enlightenment [by] Will Durant.

513. The Travels of Marco Polo [by] Charles J. Finger.

514. Hints on Writing Poetry [by] Clement Wood.

515. The Fall of Louis XVI [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

516. Book of Real Adventures [by] Charles J. Finger.

517. Mark Twain, the philosopher Who Laughed at the World [by] Charles J. Finger.

518a. The Life and Works of Charles Dickens [by] Robert Swasey.
518b. How to Make All Kinds of Candy [by] Helene Paquin.

519. A Guide to Rabelais [by] Isaac Goldberg.

520. A Guide to Spinoza [by] Will Durant.

521. Life of John Brown [by] Michael Gold.

522. Life of Thomas Paine [by] John W. Gunn.

523. Life of Benjamin Franklin [by] John W. Gunn.

524. Death: And Its Problems [by] Hereward Carrington.

525. Life of Goethe (as seen by Georg Brandes) [by] Julius Moritzen.
526. Life of Julius Caesar (as seen by Georg Brandes) [by] Julius Mortizen.

527. A Guide to Aeschylus [by] Henry T. Schnittkind.

528. Life of Shakespeare (as seen by Georg Brandes) [by] Julius Moritzen.

529a. Walt Whitman: Bard of the West [by] Emily S. Hamblen.

529b. Woman--The Criminal [by] William J. Fielding.

530. Camoens: Central Figure of Portuguese Literature [by] Isaac Goldberg.

531. A Guide to Georg Brandes's "Main Currents in the 19th Century Literature" [by] Julius Moritzen.

532. Essays of Jesus [by] Alexander Harvey.

533. Essays on the Friends of Jesus [by] Alexander Harvey.

534. Honey and Gall [by] Llewelyn Powys.

535a. A Newspaperman's Estimate of the Fourth Gospel [by] Olin Wellington Archer.
535b. How to Play Golf [by] George E. Lardner.

536a. Free Fantasia on Books and Reading [by] Charles J. Finger.

536b. What the Woman Past Forty Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

537. Life of Barnum, The Man Who Lured the Herd [by] Charles J. Finger.

538. Robin Hood and His Merry Men [by] Charles J. Finger.

539. None Beneath the King, Spanish Classical Tragedy in Three Acts [by] Francisco de Rojas Zorrilla,
translated by Isaac Goldberg.

540. Stories in Yellow, Black White, Blue, Violet and Red [by] Remy de Gourmont.

541. Stories in Green, Zinzolin, Rose, Purple, Mauve, Lilac and Orange [by] Remy de Gourmont.

542. Essays on Power and Behavior [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

543. Essays on Experience and Politics [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

544. Essays on the Poet and Nature [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

545. Essays on Character and Manners [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

546. Essays on Love, Heroism and Prudence [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

547. Essays on Spiritual Laws and Circles [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.
548. Essays on History and Intellect [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.
549. Essays on Nominalist and Realist, Gifts and the Over-Soul [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

550. Essays on Art and Self-Reliance [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

551. Essays on Beauty and Worship [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

552. Essays on Fate and Illusions [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

553. Essays on Wealth and Culture [by] Ralph Waldo Emerson.

554. A Child's Garden of Verses [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

555. The Structure of the Earth [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

556. Hints on Etiquette [by] Esther Floyd.

557. Is the Moon a Dead World? [by] Maynard Shipley.

558. Great Pirates [by] Charles J. Finger.

559. Robinson Crusoe [by] Daniel Defoe, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

560. Electra [by] Euripides, translated form the Original Greek by Alexander Harvey.

561. African Jungle Tales, collected and retold by C. J. Bender.

562. Antigone [by] Sophocles, translated from the Greek by Alexander Harvey.
563. New Light on Prehistoric Cultures [by] Maynard Shipley.

564. Volney's Ruins of Empires, edited by John Mason.

565. Magellan and the Pacific [by] Charles J. Finger.

566. Ernst Haeckel: Youth [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

567. Darwin as a Naturalist [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

568. Darwin and the Theory of Evolution [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

569. Gotterdammerung: No. IV of the Nibelung's Ring [by] Theodore M. R. von Keler.

570. The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller [by] Gustave Flaubert.

571. Kant's Critical Philosophy [by] Arch. B. D. Alexander.

572. The Beggar's Opera [by] John Gay.

573. The Gist of Herbert Spencer.

574. The Christian System, and Other Essays [by] Arthur Schopenhauer.

575. Essays in Ethics [by] Arthur Schopenhauer.

576. The Encheiridion, or Manual [by] Epictetus.

577. The Lifted Veil [by] George Eliot.

578. The Haunted House and Other Poems [by] George Sylvester Viereck.

579. The Three Sphinxes and Other Poems [by] George Sylvester Viereck.
580. A History of Polar Exploration and Adventure [by] Helen Putnam van Sicklen.

581. Lucretius on Life and Death, translated in the metre of Omar Khayyam by W. H. Matlock.

582. Philosophic Nights in Paris [by] Remy de Gourmont, translated by Isaac Goldberg.

583. The Jungle: Volume I [by] Upton Sinclair.

584. The Jungle: Volume II [by] Upton Sinclair.

585. The Jungle: Volume III [by] Upton Sinclair.

586. The Jungle: Volume IV [by] Upton Sinclair.

587. The Jungle: Volume V [by] Upton Sinclair.

588. The Jungle: Volume VI [by] Upton Sinclair.

589. The Pot Boiler, a Comedy in Four Acts [by] Upton Sinclair.

590. The Millennium, a Comedy of the Year 2000: Volume I [by] Upton Sinclair.

591. The Millennium, a Comedy of the Year 2000: Volume II [by] Upton Sinclair.

592. The Millennium, a Comedy of the Year 2000: Volume III [by] Upton Sinclair.

593. As a Man Thinketh [by] James Allen.

594. The Overman [by] Upton Sinclair.

595. The Happy Hypocrite [by] Max Beerbohm.

596. A History of Modern Mexico [by] Kermet E. Parker.

597a. Ernst Haeckel: Evolutionist [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

597b. A Short History of the American Revolution [by] Leo Markun.

598. Ernst Haeckel: Philosophy [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

599. Haeckel's Monistic Philosophy [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

600. The Essence of the Bible, selected and edited by Henry C. Vedder.
601. Recollections of Oscar Wilde [by] Ernest La Jeunesse, Andre Gide and Franz Blei; translation and
introduction by Percival Pollard.

602. The Great Pyramid of Egypt, the Sphynx, and the Religion and Magic of Ancient Egypt [by]
Hereward Carrington.

603. The ABC of the Electron Theory of Matter [by] Maynard Shipley.

604. Life of Theodore Roosevelt [by] Charles J. Finger.

605. The Indians of the Pueblos [by] Flora Warren Seymour.

606a. The First French Republic [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

606b. How to Play Chess [by] James Juvenal Hayes.

607. Solving the Mystery of the Comets [by] Maynard Shipley.

608. The Origin and Development of the Atomic Theory [by] Maynard Shipley.

609. Are the Planets Inhabited? [by] Maynard Shipley.

610. Life of Martin Luther [by] Henry C. Vedder.

611. H. L. Mencken [by] Isaac Goldberg.

612. Disraeli: England's Novelist-Premier [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

613. Ancient Philosophers [by] Vance Randolph.

614. Religious Philosophers [by] Vance Randolph.

615. Modern Philosophers [by] Vance Randolph.

616. The Lady of the Lake [by] Sir Walter Scott, edited, with introduction and notes, by Lloyd E. Smith.

617. Hamilcar: Great Man of Carthage [by] Gustave Flaubert; introduction by John W. Gunn.

618. Poems of William Wordsworth, edited with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

619. The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus [by] Christopher Marlowe.

620. John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

621. The Wit and Wisdom of Disraeli [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

622. Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

623. Electra [by] Sophocles, translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.

624. The Gospel of Luke, a New Translation, edited, according to modern literary form, by Henry C.
Vedder.

625. The Gospel of Mark, translated and edited, according to modern literary form, by Henry C. Vedder.

626. Negro Songs, and Anthology, edited, with and introduction, by Clement Wood.

627. A Short History of the Jews [by] Clement Wood.

628. The Making of the Old Testament [by] Clement Wood.

629. Hand-book of Legal Forms [by] John W. Shannon.

630. The Second-Story Man [by] Upton Sinclair.

631. The Naturewoman [by] Upton Sinclair.

632. The Machine [by] Upton Sinclair.

633a. Prince Hagen [by] Upton Sinclair.

633b. Was Lenin a Great Man? [by] Anna Louise Strong.

634. A Captain of Industry, Being the Story of a Civilized Man: Volume 1 [by] Upton Sinclair.

635. A Captain of Industry, Being the Story of a Civilized Man: Volume 2 [by] Upton Sinclair.

636. The Greatest Thing in the World [by] Henry Drummond.

637a. Pax Vobiscum [by] Henry Drummond.

637b. Pocket Dictionary: English-German, German-English [by] Vance Randolph.

638. The Crime of Poverty, an Address by Henry George.

639. 4,000 Most Essential English Words (a basic literacy test).

640. The Apostate [by] Jack London.

641. The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant [by] Will Durant.

642. New Atlantis [by] Francis Bacon.

643. A Collection of Apothegms [by] Francis Bacon.

644a. Poem of the Cid: Volume I, translated by Archer M. Huntington, with introduction and notes by
Nelson Antrim Crawford.
644b. Women Who Have Lived for Love [by] Leo Markun.
645a. Poem of the Cid: Volume II, translated by Archer M. Huntington, with introduction and notes by
Nelson Antrim Crawford.
645b. Confidential Chats with Wives [by] Gloria Goddard.

646. The Spirit of Brazilian Literature [by] Isaac Goldberg.

647a. The Clouds [by] Aristophanes, translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
647b. The Truth about Los Angeles [by] Louis Adamic.

648a. Rejuvenation--Science's New Fountain of Youth [by] William J. Fielding.

648b. The Facts About Rejuvenation [by] Morris Fishbein.

649. A Defence of Cosmetics [by] Max Beerbohm.

650. KKK, the Kreed of the Klansmen, a Symposium by E. Haldeman-Julius and others.

651. How to Psycho-Analyze Yourself; a Confidential Analysis of your Personality [by] Daniel H. Bonus.

652. Is the Ku Klux Klan Constructive or Destructive? A Debate Between Imperial Wizard Evans, Israel
Zangwill and Others; Reported by Edward Prive Bell, Staff Writer, the Chicago Daily News.

653. What Every Boy Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

654. What Every Young Man Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

655. What Every Young Woman Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

656. What Every Married Man Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

657. What Every Married Woman Should Know [by] William J. Fielding.

658a. Walking Tours [by] Robert Louis Stevenson.

658b. Toasts for All Occasions, edited by Clarice Cunningham.
659. The Lost Phoebe and Old Rogaum and His Theresa [by] Theodore Dreiser.

660. My Brother Paul, and W. L. S. [by] Theodore Dreiser.

661. Neurotic America and the Sex Impulse and Some Aspects of Our National Character [by] Theodore
Dreiser.

662. Amusing Answers to Correspondents, and Other Pieces [by] Mark Twain.

663. Journalism in Tennessee, and Other Humorous Sketches [by] Mark Twain.

664. Oscar Wilde's Letters to Sarah Berhardt, edited by Sylvestre Dorian.

665. Sarah Berhardt's Love Letters to Sardou, edited by Sylvestre Dorian.

666. Sarah Berhardt as I Knew Her, Volume 1 [by] Sylvestre Dorian.

667. Sarah Berhardt as I Knew Her, Volume 2 [by] Sylvestre Dorian.

668. Humorous Fables [by] Mark Twain.

669. Josh Billings' Humorous Epigrams.

670. Josh Billings' Comical Lexicon, and Other Amusing Skits.

671. Moral Discourses of Epictetus, edited, with a foreword, by Lloyd E. Smith.

672. Illicit Love, and Other Stories [by] Boccaccio.

673. Tales of Love and Life [by] Boccaccio.

674. The Falcon, and Other Tales [by] Boccaccio.

675. Sarah Berhardt's Philosophy of Love, translated by Sylvestre Dorian.

676. Sarah Bernhardt's Love-Letters to Pierre Berton, translated by Sylvestre Dorian.

677a. Poems and Prose of William Blake, edited, with introduction and notes, by Floyd Dell.
677b. What can a Free Man Worship? [by] Bertrand Russell.

678. E. Haldeman-Julius--The Man and His Work [by] John W. Gunn.

679. Chemistry for Beginners [by] Hereward Carrington.

680. Louis Pasteur, The Man and His Work [by] Morris Fishbein.

681. Spelling Self Taught [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

682. Grammar Self Taught [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

683. Punctuation Self Taught [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

684. Essence of Judaism (a Guide to Fact of Jewish Law and life) [by] Rabbi Leo Jung.

685. Practical Hints on Interior Decoration [by] b. Russell Herts.

686. Records of Evolution [by] Mildred Adams Fenton and Carroll Lane Fenton.

687. U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence and the Monroe Doctrine.

688. Teeth and Mouth Hygiene [by] Louis Reiss, D.D.S. and William J. Fielding.

689. Woman's Sexual Life [by] William J. Fielding.

690. Man's Sexual Life [by] William J. Fielding.

691. The Child's Sexual Life [by] William J. Fielding.

692. Homo-Sexual Life [by] William J. Fielding.

693a. Memorandum Book.

693b. New Experiments in Animal Psychology [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

694. The Evidence for Evolution [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

695. Embryology and Its Evidence for Evolution [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

696. How to Pronounce 4000 Proper Names [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

697. 4000 Words Often Mispronounced [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

698. Tales of Chicago Streets [by] Ben Hecht.
699. Broken Necks, and Other Stories [by] Ben Hecht.

700. The Story of Schopenhauer's Philosophy [by] Will Durant.

701a. Poems of Robert Herrick, edited, with an Introduction, by Floyd Dell.

701b. Why I Am a Heretic [by] Harry Hibschman.

702. Cup-Bearers of Wine and Hellebore [by] Llewelyn Powys.

703. Physiology Self Taught [by] Vance Randolph.

704a. Diderot and the French Encyclopedists, by John W. Gunn.

704b. What You Should Know About Palmistry [by] Leo Markun.

705a. Charles Lamb and His Friends [by] John W. Gunn.

705b. 100 Professions for Women [by] Betty Van Deventer.

706. The Bible: Should It Be in the School Room? The Question Considered Legally, Morally and
Religiously [by] Franklin Steniner.

707. Epigrams of Love, Life and Laughter [by] Anatole France, selected and translated by Sylvestre
Dorian.

708. An Introduction to Philology (the science of language) [by] Clement Wood.

Note: also entitled The Romance of Words, an Introduction to Philology [by] Clement Wood.
709. Sociology for Beginners [by] Clement Wood.

710. Botany for Beginners [by] Clement Wood.

711a. The Sociology of Lester Ward [by] Clement Wood.

711b. Odd Facts About American Life, a Symposium.

712. Shelley and the Women He Loved [by] Clement Wood.

713. Byron and the Women He Loved [by] Clement Wood.

714. Emerson: the Man and His Works [by] Clement Wood.

715. Auction Bridge for Beginners [by] Clement Wood.

716. Mother Goose, An Anthology, with and introduction, by Clement Wood.

717. Modern Sexual Morality [by] Clement Wood.

718. Great Women of Antiquity [by] Clement Wood.

719. Poetry of the Southern States, edited, with a foreword, by Clement Wood.

720. The Intelligence of Invertebrate Animals [by] Maynard Shipley.

721. The Intelligence of Vertebrate Animals [by] Maynard Shipley.

722. Electricity and Life [by] Maynard Shipley.

723. Soviet Form of Government, Its Application to Western Civilization.

724a. Short Poems of Frederick Holderlin, English Versions, with a biographical introduction, by Pierre
Loving.
724b. Address at the Grave of Luther Burbank [by] Judge Ben B. Lindsey.

725. Zoology Self Taught [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

726. Simple Facts About Venereal Diseases [by] Joseph H. Greer.

727. The Psychology of the Affections [by] Vance Randolph.
728. Life Among the Bees [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

729a. Poe's Marginalia, edited by Isaac Goldberg.

729b. How to Budget the Family Income [by] Josephine Headen.

730a. Poe as a Literary Critic, by Isaac Goldberg.

730b. Mistresses of Today [by] Leo Markun.

731a. Critical Excerpts from Poe, edited, with introduction and notes, by Isaac Goldberg.
731b. The Mental Differences Between Men and Women; Neither of the Sexes Is to an Important Extent
Superior to the Other [by] Leo Markun.

732. The Spirit of Yiddish Literature [by] Isaac Goldberg.

733. Brazilian Short Stories [by] Monteiro Lobato, with an Introduction by Isaac Goldberg.

734. A Book of Useful Phrases, selected and arranged by Lloyd E. Smith.

735. Confessions of St. Augustine, edited, with introduction by Lloyd E. Smith.

736. Morals of Seneca, edited, with a foreword, by Lloyd E. Smith.

737. Thoughts on the Meaning of Life [by] Joseph Joubert, edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E. Smith.

738. Poor Richard's Almanac [by] Benjamin Franklin, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

739. Tales in Verse of Terror and Wonder, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

740. Poems of William Cullen Bryant, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

741. Poems of John Greenleaf Whittier, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

742. Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

743. Great Christian Hymns, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

744. Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

745. Montes: The Matador [by] Frank Harris.

746. A Daughter of Eve [by] Frank Harris.

747. The True Story of Eleonora Duse's Love Affair With D'Annunzio [by] Luigi Dei Riccio.

748a. A History of Social Ideals (from ancient to modern times) [by] W. b. Mahan.
748b. Elementary Plane Geometry Self Taught [by] Lawrence a. Barrett.

749. Camping, Woodcraft and Wildcraft [by] Raymond S. Spears.

750. Helpful Hints for Hikers; How to Get the Most Out of Touring on Foot [by] Raymond S. Spears.
751a. Wit and Wisdom of Walter Scott, selected from the Letters and Diaries of Scott by Robert Swasey.
751b. Hints on How to Merchandise [by] Ralph Cheyney.

752a. The Life and Works of Walter Scott [by] Robert Swasey.
752b. Facts You Should Know About California [by] Louis Adamic and Others.

753. The Essence of Catholicism [by] Ralph W. Church.

754a. History of the New York Indians [by] Flora Warren Seymour.
754b. An International Dictionary of Authors [by] Leo Markun.

755a. The Five Civilized American Indian Tribes [by] Flora Warren Seymour.
755b. Life Among Hollywood's "Extra" Girls [by] Edgcumb Pinchon.

756. The Story of the Sioux Indians [by] Flora Warren Seymour.

757a. The Consulate of Napoleon Bonaparte [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

757b. Facts You Should Know About Today's South; a Symposium.

758. The Frogs [by] Aristophanes, translated from the Greek by Alexander Harvey.

759a. The Birds, a Comedy [by] Aristophanes, translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
759b. How to Conquer Stupidity [by] Leo Markun.

760. Agamemnon [by] Aeschylus, translated from the Greek by Henry T. Schnittkind.

761. Food and Diet in Relation to Life and Health [by] Hereward Carrington.

762. Optimism or Pessimism: Which is the More Reasonable Philosophy of Life? [by] Henry Frank and
Percy Ward.

763. The Gist of Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy [by] Charles J. Finger.

764. Hints on Writing Book-Reviews [by] Leo Markun.

765. Life of Francis of Assisi [by] Henry C. Vedder.

766. Gallant Cassian, a Puppet-Play, [by] Arthur Schnitzler, translated from the third edition of the original
by Adam L. Gowans.

767a. Hauptmann and Sudermann: Two German Dramatists [by] George Seibel.
767b. What You Should Know About Astrology [by] Leo Markun.

768a. A Guide to the Philosophy of the German Idealists [by] Ernest Brucken.
768b. The Best Jokes About Lawyers, edited by George Milburn.

769. Life of Thomas Jefferson [by] John W. Gunn.

770a. Talks with Lamb, Coleridge and Goethe (Henry Crabb Robinson), edited by John W. Gunn.
770b. Adventures of Kit Carson: Frontier Hero [by] Stanley Vestal.

771. The Humor of "Bill" Nye, edited, with an introduction, by John W. Gunn.
772. The Philosophy of Herbert Spencer [by] Will Durant.

773a. Pictures of Travel [by] Heinrich Heine, selected and translated by Bayard Quincy Morgan, with an
introductory note by George Sylvester Vierick.
773b. Good Habits and How to Form Them [by] Leo Markun.

774. Famous German Poems, edited, with introduction and notes, by Margaret Munsterberg.

775a. Modern German Poetry, translated, with an introduction, by Ludwig Lewisohn.

775b. First Aid for Investors [by] C. L. Byrne.

776. The Foundations of Science [by] a. G. Miller.

777a. Revolt in German Drama [by] Pierre Loving.

777b. The Riddle of Human Behavior [by] Harry Hibschman.

778. Facts You Should Know about the Environment of Life [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

779. The Fitness of Life [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

780. The Blessed Damozel and Other Poems [by] Dante Gabriel Rossetti, edited, with an introduction, by
George Sylvester Viereck.

781a. The House of Life a Sonnet Sequence [by] Dante Gabriel Rossetti, edited, with an introduction by
George Sylvester Viereck.
781b. Catholicism and Sex [by] Gerald Harrington.

782. Psycho-Analysis and the Link Between Mind and Body [by] Daniel H. Bonus.

783. Mandalay, and Other Poems [by] Rudyard Kipling.

784. Association Tests Used in Psycho-Analysis [by] Daniel H. Bonus.

785. Ballads of Sir Walter Scott, with foreword, and notes, by Lloyd E. Smith.
786a. Panthea, and Other Poems [by] Oscar Wilde, edited by George Sylvester Viereck.
786b. Catherine the Great and Her Lovers [by] Leo Markun.

787. The Harlot's House and Other Poems [by] Oscar Wilde, edited, with an introduction, by George
Sylvester Vierick.

788a. Warbeck and Other Poems [by] Lord Alfred Douglas with an introduction, by George Sylvester
Viereck.
788b. The American Negro and His Problems [by] Walter White.

789a. The City of the Soul, and Other Sonnets [by] Lord Alfred Douglas, with and introduction by George
Sylvester Viereck.
789b. A Digest of U.S. Marriage and Divorce Laws [by] Frank O. Eagin.

790. Poems of Francois Villon, edited, with introduction and notes, by George Sylvester Viereck.

791. Poems and Ballads [by] Algernon Charles Swinburne, with an introduction by George Sylvester
Viereck.

792. The Triumph of Time, and Other Poems [by] John Davidson, edited, with and introduction, by George
Sylvester Viereck.

793. A Ballad of a Nun, and Other Poems [by] John Davidson, edited, with an introduction, by George
Sylvester Viereck.

794. The "Patent Medicine" and the Public Health [by] Arthur J. Cramp.

795. Gunga Din, and Other Poems [by] Rudyard Kipling.

796. Life Among the Butterflies [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

797. Twenty Years Among African Negroes [by] C. J. Bender.

798. Religious and Ethical Beliefs of African Negroes, Duala and Wakweliland [by] C. J. Bender.

799. The Deserted Village [by] Oliver Goldsmith, introduction by Clyde K. Hyder.

800. Sex in Psychoanalysis [by] Clement Wood.

801a. The Knights; a Comedy, Translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
801b. A Rapid Calculator; How to Make Rapid Arithmetical Calculations, edited by George Milburn.

802. Contemporary European Philosophers: Bergson, Croce, and Bertrand Russell [by] Dr. Will Durant.

803. Costa Rican Tales [by] Ricardo Fernandez Guardia,introduction by Isaac Goldberg.

804. Freud on Sleep and Sexual Dreams [by] Anton S. Booker.

805. Beekeeping for Profit [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

806. The Nature of Science [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

807. African Negro Folk Tales, Retold by Faith Maris.

808. Man's Debt to the Sun [by] Maynard Shipley.

809. What the Editor's Wife is Thinking About [by] Marcet Haldeman-Julius.

810a. Mexican Poetry, An Anthology, edited, with introduction and notes, by Isaac Goldberg.
810b. Some Polite Scandals of Parisian Life, translated form the original French by Keene Wallis.

811. Genetics for Beginners (Phases of Biology Dealing with Heredity and Variation) [by] Carroll Lane
Fenton.

812. An Introduction to Heredity [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

813. Contemporary American Philosophers; Santayana, James, and Dewey [by] Will Durant.

814a. Carl Sandburg, the Man and His Poetry [by] Harry Hansen.
814b. How to Raise and Train Cats and Dogs [by] Clarice Cunningham.

815. A Book of Familiar Quotations, selected and arranged by Lloyd E. Smith.

816. Popular Shakespearian Quotations, selected and arranged by Lloyd E. Smith.

817a. The Acharnians [by] Aristophanes, translated form the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
817b. Her Burning Secret; a Dramatic and Mocking Story of Modern Marriage [by] Pierre Valdagne,
translated from the French by Keen Wallis.

818. Life Among the Dragonflies [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

819. A Book of Strange Murders [by] Charles J. Finger.

820a. Max Stirner and the Philosophy of the Individual [by] Leo Markun.
820b. Best Jokes about Married Life, by Clarice Cunningham.

821. How to Improve Your Vocabulary [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

822. Rhetoric Self Taught [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

823. English Composition Self Taught [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

824. Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition [by] Clement Wood.

825. Proverbs of Turkey, edited by J. J. Manis.

826. More Animals of Ancient Lands [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

827. Life Among the Apes and Monkeys [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

828. The Wisdom of the Ages and Other Stories [by] Anatole France, translated by Conrad Seiler.

829. Voltaire, a Lecture [by] Clarence S. Darrow.

830. The Cross Word Puzzle Book for Children: No. 1, with explanatory forward and full hints for solving
[by] Clement Wood.

831. The Cross Word Puzzle Book: No. 1, with explanatory forward and full hints for solving [by] Clement
Wood.

832. The Life and Poems of Catullus [by] Miriam Allen deFord.
833. Life Among the Ants [by] Vance Randolph.

834a. Peace [by] Aristophanes, translated from the Original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
834b. The Younger Generation and Its Attitude toward Life [by] Ralph Oppenheim.

835. A Handbook of Useful Tables [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

836. Bluebeard, Cinderella, and Other Tales [by] Charles Perrault, retold by Lloyd E. Smith.

837. Greek Physics and Modern Science (from Thales to Heracli- tus) [by] Maynard Shipley.

838a. Dialogue of the Dead [by] Bernard le Bovier de Fontennelle, translated by Phyllis Playter.
838b. Life among Parisian Puppets of Fashion [by] Lamar Middleton.

839. Anatole France: The Man and His Work [by] Dr. Will Durant.

840. Conventional Lies of Our Civilization [by] Max Nordau, edited by Leo Markun.

481a. Italian Lyric Poetry: An Anthology, edited by Isaac Goldberg.

841b. The Future of Religion [by] Joseph McCabe.

842a. The Wasps [by] Aristophanes, translated from the Original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
842b. Best Jokes of 1926, edited by Clarice Cunningham. Note: "of 1926" is routed from the Electrotype
Plates used in Printings from 1927 on.

843a. George Jean Nathan: A Critical Study [by] Isaac Goldberg.

843b. Can the Individual Control His Conduct? Is Man a "Free Agent" or is He the Slave of His Biological
Equipment? A Debate Between Clarence Darrow and Dr. Thomas V. Smith.
844. A Voyage to Lilliput, from Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels", edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

845a. An Introduction of Chaucer [by] Leo Markun.

845b. What You Should Know About Fortune Telling [by] Leo Markun.

846a. Sonnets of a Portrait-Painter, Together with Two Other Sonnet Sequences [by] Arthur Davison Ficke.
846b. Growing into Womanhood [by] Gloria Goddard.

847. Card Games and How to Play Them, based on Edmond Hoyle [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

488. Poems about Jesus, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

849. Poems of Oliver Wendell Holmes, edited, with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.

850a. The Captives [by] Plautus, translated from the original Latin by Alexander Harvey.
850b. Bad Habits and How to 'Break Them [by] Leo Markun.
851. Sources of Bible Myths and Legends [by] Maynard Shipley. 852a. The Pot of Gold (Aulularia) [by]
Platus, translated from the original Latin by Alexander Harvey.
852b. What is Wrong with the Newspapers? [by] David Warren Ryder, William Charels, and others.

853. How to Know the Song Birds [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

854. Life of Ignatius Loyola [by] Henry C. Vedder.

855. How to Write Letter for All Occasions [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

856. Arithmetic Self Taught: Part I [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

857. Arithmetic Self Taught: Part II [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

858a. The Three Coin Man (Trinummus) [by] Plautus, translated from the original Latin by Alexander
Harvey.
858b. The Psychology of Leadership, What Makes it Possible for Individuals to Control and Move the
Masses? [by] Leo Markun.

859. The Enjoyment of Music, Chapters on Musical Appreciation [by] Isaac Goldberg.

860. Our Insect Enemies [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

861. Behaviorism: The Newest Psychology [by] Newell R. Tripp.

862. German Self Taught [by] Vance Randolph.

863a. The Brothers (Adelphi) [by] Terence, translated from the Latin by Alexander Harvey.
863b. The Bunk of Modern Advertising, a Symposium.

864. Confidential Chats With Husbands [by] Wilfrid Lay.

865. Hands, and Other Stories [by] Sherwood Anderson.

866. The Untold Lie, and Other Stories [by] Sherwood Anderson.

867. Cicero as Revealed in His Letters [by] Miriam Allen Deford.

868. Some General Hints on Self-Improvement [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

869a. The Woman from Andros (Andria) [by] Terence, translated from the Latin by Alexander Harvey.
869b. Best Jokes of 1927, edited by Aubrey C. Roselle.

870. Tuberculosis: Its Cause and Prevention [by] Esmond R. Long.

871. Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

872. A Manual of Parliamentary Law, Rules for Proceeding and Debate [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

873. Dwellers of the Ponds [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

874. The Lower Invertebrate Animals [by] Carroll Lane Fenton.

875. Diabetes: Its Cause and Its Treatment with Insulin [by] Russell M. Wilder.

876. Curiosities of Mathematics [by] Edward Condon.

877. French Cooking for Amateurs [by] Faith Maris.

878. The Empire of Napoleon [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

879a. Poems of Phillip Freneau, Poet of the American Revolution, edited, with introduction and notes, by
Nelson Antrim Crawford.
879b. The Best Jokes About Preachers, edited by George Milburn.
880a. Octavia [by] Seneca, translated from the Latin by Alexander Harvey.
880b. What I Saw in Russia, Informal Report of an American's Tour of the Country Ruled by the Soviets
[by] Arthur Garfield Hays.

881a. Areopagitica, a Speech for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing [by] John Milton, abridged and edited,
with introduction and notes, by Nelson Antrim Crawford.
881b. Interior Decoration for the Small Home [by] Clarice Cunningham.

882a. Thyestes [by] Seneca, translated from the Latin by Alexander Harvey.
882b. The Psychology of Character Building [by] Leo Markun.

883. Debate on Capital Punishment [by] Clarence Darrow, negative; Judge Alfred J. Talley, affirmative.

884. Debate on Prohibition [by] Clarence Darrow, Negative; John Haynes Holmes, affirmative.

885. How to Know the Spiders [by] Vance Randolph, drawings by Peter Quinn.

886. The Piece of String and other Stories [by] Guy De Maupassant.

887. The Necklace and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

888. Memoirs of Madame De Stael, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

889a. Agamemnon [by] Seneca, translated from the Latin by Alexander Harvey.
889b. Jokes and Clever Sayings about Kissing, edited by Lloyd E. Smith.

890. Epigrams of Nietzsche, selected by Charles Weisberg.

891a. Lucretius on "The Nature of Things", translated, with an introduction, by Miriam Allen De Ford.
891b. Your Talent and How to Develop it [by] James Oppenheim.

892a. Restoration and Reaction in France, 1814-1815 [by] Louis R. Gottschalk.

892b. Follies of Lovers, Six Tales of the Miles and Sights of Merry and Miserable Creatures [by] Catulle
Mendes, translated from the French by Keen Wallis.

893. Five Hundred Riddles, Conundrums and Problems, selected by Lloyd E. Smith.

894. Hints on How to Advertise [by] E. Ralph Cheyney.

895. Astronomy for Beginners [by] Hereward Carrington.

896a. The Augustan Poets of Rome [by] Miriam Allen DeFord.

896b. The Wages of Sin and Six Dollars [by] Wilbur Daniel Steele.

897. The Enjoyment of Reading, notes on the Appreciation of Literature [by] Isaac Goldberg.

898. A Short History of Japan [by] Helen Putnam Van Sicklen.

899. Rome as viewed by Tacitus and Juvenal [by] Miriam Allen deFord.

900a. The Self Tormentor (Heauton Timorumenos) [by] Terence, translated from the Latin by Alexander
Harvey.
900b. An Arabian Marriage and "Arab Stuff" [by] Wilbur Daniel Steele.
901a. Oedipus at Colonus [by] Sophocles, translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
901b. Woman, the Eternal Primitive [by] William J. Fielding.

902. A Dictionary of Foreign Words and Phrases in Frequent Use in English Contexts [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

903. Syphilis: A Brief Treatise for the Intelligent Public [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

904. Sex Symbolism [by] William J. Fielding.

905. A Dictionary of Biblical Allusions [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

906a. Iphigeneia at Aulis [by] Euripides, translated from the original Greek by Alexander Harvey.
906b. A Devil of a Fellow and the Yellow Cat [by] Wilbur Daniel Steele.

907. Sexual Obsessions of Saints and Mystics [by] William J. Fielding.

908. Brief Burlesques and Epigrams [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

909. Amorous Tales of the Monks, from the "Gesta Romanorum," edited, with an introduction, by Lloyd E.
Smith.

910. Is Life Worth Living? A Debate (between) Frederick Starr-- Clarence Darrow.

911. Is the Human Race Getting Anywhere? A Debate (between) Frederick Starr--Clarence Darrow.

912. The God From the Machine and Other Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

913. Blue Jack and Other Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

914. On the City Wall and Other Stories [by] Rudyard Kipling.

915. Mad and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

916. A Night in Whitechapel and Other Stories [by] Guy De Maupassant.

917. Room Number Eleven and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.
918. The Man with the Blue Eyes and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

919. The Clown and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

920. A Queer Night in paris and Other Stories [by] Buy de Maupassant.

921. Madame Tellier's Establishment and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

922. A Wife's Confession and Other Stories [by] Guy de Maupassant.

923. The Magic Glasses and Other Stories [by] Frank Harris.

924. The Miracle of the Stigmati and Other Stories [by] Frank Harris.

925. The Empire of the Ants and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

926. The Obliterated man and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

927. The Stolen Bacillus and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

928. The Religion of a Darwinist (Conway memorial lecture delivered at South Place Institute, London,
England, on March 26, 1925. ) [by] Sir Arthur Keith, F.R.S.

929. Maxims of Love [by] Stendhal.

930. An Idle Excursion [by] Mark Twain.

931. The Stolen White Elephant and Other Stories [by] Mark Twain.

932. A Curious Experience and Other Amusing Pieces [by] Mark Twain.

933. The Skelton in the Closet [by] Clarence Darrow.

934. Realism in Literature and Art [by] Clarence Darrow.

935. The Necessity of Atheism [by] Percy Bysshe Shelley.

936. Essay on Christianity [by] Percy Bysshe Shelley.

937. A Refutation of Deism [by] Percy B. Shelley.

938. French Tales of Passion and Cruelty.

939. Tales of Imaginative Science [by] Edgar Allen Poe.

940. Tales Grotesque an Weird [by] Edgar Allan Poe.

941. Tales Psychological and Gruesome [by] Edgar Allen Poe.

942. Great Detective Stories [by] Anton Chekhov [and] Wilkie Collins.

943. Masterpieces of Mystery [by] Edgar Allan Poe [and] Villiers de L'Isle Adam.

944. Masterpieces of Adventure [by] Robert Louis Stevenson, Washington Irving, [and] Leonid Andreyev.
945. Tales of Oriental Life [by] Sir Hugh Clifford, Washington Irving, [and] Nathan Parker Willis.

946. Tales of Desert Places [by] Bret Harte, Stephen Crane, [and] Selma Langerloff.

947. The Queen of Spades and The Postmaster [by] Alexander S. Pushkin.

948. Famous Russian Stories.

949. The Cloak [by] Nikolay V. Gogol, and Other Russian Stories.

950. The Determination of Sex [by] William J. Fielding.

951. An Amateur Peasant Girl and Other Stories [by] Alexander S. Pushkin.

952. Souvenirs, Memories of a Varied Life [by] Emile Zola.

953. Jean Gourdon's Four Days: Four Seasons of a Great Love [by] Emile Zola.

954. A Bath and Other Stories [by] Emile Zola.

955. Italian Tales of Heroism and Romance.

956. Italian Tales of Love and Revenge.

957. Italian Tales of Realism and Passion.

958. Love Tales of Italian Life.

959. Masterpieces of American Humor.

960. Masterpieces of American Wit.

961. Humorous Verse (17th and 18th century), an Anthology.

962. Comic Poems (18th and 19th century), an Anthology.

963. A Book of French Love-Artists [by] Arthur Symons.

964a. Modern English Men of Letter [by] Arthur Symons.

964b. How to Be Happy Though Married [by] James Oppenheim.

965. Life Philosophies of Literary Masters [by] Arthur Symons.

966a. Studies in Prose [by] Arthur Symons.

966b. The Dawn of Rational Sex Ethics [by] T. Swann Harding and others.

967. The Pace of Youth and Other Stories [by] Stephen Crane.

968. The Upturned Face and Other Stories [by] Stephen Crane.

969. Tales of the Strange and Supernatural [by] Arthur Machen.

970. Out of the Earth and Other Sketches [by] Arthur Machen.

971. Book of Humorous Anecdotes.

972. Popular Joke Book.

973. Ten O'Clock, Lecture [by] Whistler.

974. The Ordeal of Prohibition [by] Clarence Darrow.

975. Cleopatra and Her Loves [by] Clement Wood.

976. Casanova and the Women He Loved [by] Clement Wood.

977. Pope Alexander VI and His Loves [by] Clement Wood.

978. The Psychology of Jung [by] James Oppenheim.

979. Modern Greek Proverbs, compiled by Takiss Georgis.

980. How I Psycho-Analyzed Myself [by] James Oppeheim.

981. Songs for the New Age [by] James Oppeheim.

982. The Real Mary Baker Eddy [by] Clement Wood.

983. The Truth about Christian Science [by] Clement Wood.

984. Harmony Self Taught [by] Isaac Goldberg.

985. A Psycho-Analysis of America [by] James Oppenheim.

986. How to Talk and Debate [by] Clement Wood.

987. The Art of Kissing [by] Clement Wood.

988. How to Win a Mate (The Art of Courtship) [by] Clement Wood.
989. The Hunting of the Snark [by] Lewis Carroll.

990. Wagner's Great Love Affair [by] Ralph Oppenheim.

991. Notes for My Biographer, Terse Paragraphs on Life and Letters [by] E. W. Howe.

992. Sinner Sermons, a Selection of the Best Paragraphs of E. W. Howe.

993. Preaching from the Audience [by] E. W. Howe.

994. Physics Self Taught [by] Maynard Shipley.

995. How to Teach Yourself to Play the Piano [by] Maynard Shipley.

996. Dual and Multiple Personality [by] William J. Fielding.

997. Simple Recipes for Home Cooking [by] Gaylord Du Bois.

998. How to Make Money in Wall Street [by] J. George Frederick.

999. Latin Self Taught [by] Miriam Allen De Ford.

A-1000. 1924 Republican and Democratic Platforms. [1924.]

1000. Wonders of Radium [by] Maynard Shipley. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.

1001. Tales of Italian Bandits [by] Washington Irving. [1927.]

1002. A Dictionary of Sea Terms [by] Frank Wells. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.

1003. How to Think Logically [by] Leo Markun. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.

1004. How to Save Money [by] J. George Frederick. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.

1005. How to Enjoy the Orchestra [by] Isaac Goldberg. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1006. A Book of Children's Games [by] Grace Perkins. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.
1007. The Revolt Against Religion [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.

1008. The Origin of Religion [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.

1009. Typewriting Self Taught [by] Miriam Allen DeFord. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.

1010. A Handbook for Amateur Magicians [by] George Milburn. [1926.] Copyright renewed 4 May 1953.
1011. Pocket Dictionary, English-French, French-English [by] Vance Randolph. [1927.] Copyright
renewed 4 Mar. 1954. Cochran and Luster 135.

1012. The Best Humorous Negro Stories, selected by Clement Wood. [1926.] Cover title of first printing:
The Best Humorous Negro Stories Edited by Clement Wood. Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.
1013. The Best Irish Jokes, selected by Clement Wood. [1926.] Cover title of first printing: The Best
Humorous Irish Stories Edited by Clement Wood. Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.
1014. The Best American Jokes, edited by Clement Wood. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.

1015. A Book of Comic Dialect Poems, edited by Clement Wood. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May
1953.

1016. A Book of Nonsense Poems [edited by] Clement Wood. [1926.]

1017. Without Benefit of Clergy [by] Rudyard Kipling. [1926.]

1018. A Book of Humorous Limericks, edited by Clement Wood. [1926.]

1019. Bluebeard and His Eight Wives [by] Clement Wood. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.

1020. Why I Am an Infidel [by] Luther Burbank. [1926.] Copyright renewed 25 May 1953.

1021. Italian Self Taught [by] Isaac Goldberg. [1926.] Copyright renewed 28 Sept. 1953.

1022. An Odyssey of the North [by] Jack London. [1926.] Cover title of first printing: An Odyssey of the
North: A Heroic Tale. Cover title of later printings: A Heroic Tale of the Far North. BAL 12010.

1023. A Book of Popular Recitations, selected by George Milburn. [1926.] Copyright renewed 8 June
1953.

1024. Tales of the White Silence [by] Jack London. [1926], c1920. Later cover title: Tales of the Big
Snows (The White Silence). BAL 12014.
1025. Casey at the Bat and Other Humorous Favorites, edited by George Milburn. [1926.]

1026. Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories [by] Conan Doyle. [1926.]

1027. Sherlock Holmes Mystery Stories [by] Conan Doyle. [1926.]

1028. Sherlock Holmes Crime Stories [by] Conan Doyle. [1926.] Later cover title: Man with the Twisted
Lip: A Sherlock Holmes Crime Story.

1029. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes [by] Conan Doyle. [1926.] Later cover title: Two Adventures of
Sherlock Holmes.

1030. The World's Great Religions [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1031. How to Own Your Home: A Handbook for Prospective Home Owners [by] John M. Gries and James
S. Taylor. [1926.] Re- print of Building and Housing Publication BH4, Bureau of Standards, U. S. Dept. of
Commerce (Washington: G.P.O., 1923).

1032. Home Vegetable Gardening [by] R. A. Power. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1033. Masterpieces of Russian Humor. [1926.]

1034. Masterpieces of Spanish Humor [compiled by Isaac Gold- berg]. [1926.]

1035. Masterpieces of Italian Humor. [1926.] Cover title after 1951: Italian Fun and Humor.
1036. Masterpieces of German Humor. [1926.]

1037. Get Ready the Wreaths [by] Fannie Hurst. [1926], c1918. Reprinted from Gaslight Sonatas (New
York: Harper, [1918]).

1038. T. B. [by] Fannie Hurst. [1926], c1916. Reprinted from Every Soul Hath Its Song (New York:
Harper, 1916).

1039. "Ice Water Pl--" [by] Fannie Hurst. [1926], c1918. Re- printed from Gaslight Sonatas (New York:
Harper, [1918]).

1040. A Book of Bedtime Stories [by] Grace Perkins. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1041. How to Cane and Upholster Chairs [by] H. E. Enders. [1926.] Copyright renewed 2 Nov. 1953.

1042. The Red Inn [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George Milburn]. [1926.] Translation of Auberge
rouge.

1043. A Study of a Woman and Comedies of the Counter [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George
Milburn]. [1926.] Transla- tions of Etude de femme and L'illustre Gaudissart.

1044. Another Study of Woman [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George Milburn]. [1926.] Translation
of Autre etude de femme.

1045. The Story of a Mad Sweetheart (Adieu) [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George Milburn].
[1926.]

1046. A Coquette Versus a Wife (The Peace of a Home) [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George
Milburn]. [1926.] Transla- tion of La paix du menage.

1047. The Mysterious Exiles [by] Honore de Balzac [translated by George Milburn]. [1926.] Translation of
Proscrits.

1048. Gargantua: Mighty Monster [by] Rabelais, edited by George Milburn. [1926.] Based on Urquhart's
translation of The Inestimable Life of the Great Gargantua.

1049. How to Teach Yourself to Sing [by] Thelma Spear. [1926.] Copyright renewed 2 Nov. 1953. Cover
title of last printing: Sing: How to Teach Yourself to Sing.

1050. X-Ray, Violet Ray and Other Rays, with Their Use in Modern Medicine [by] Maynard Shipley.
[1926.]

1051. The Cause and Nature of Genius [by] William J. Fielding. [1926.]

1052. The Cause and Nature of Our Instincts and Emotions [by] William J. Fielding. [1926], c1922.

1053. A Guide to New York City's Strange Sections [by] Clement Wood. [1926.]

1054. An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Other Stories [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909.
Reprinted from In the Midst of Life, vol. 2 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale,
1909).
1055. The Horseman in the Sky and Other Stories [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909. Reprinted from In
the Midst of Life, vol. 2, and Can Such Things Be? vol. 3 of The Col- lected Works of Ambrose Bierce
(New York: Neale, 1909).

1056. The Devil's Dictionary [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909. An abridgement of The Devil's
Dictionary, vol. 7 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale, 1909).

1057. The Truth about New York's Chinatown, by Clement Wood. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug.
1953.

1058. The Truth about New York's White Light Region [by] Clement Wood. [1926.]

1059. The Myth of Immortality [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1060. The Futility of Belief in God [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1061. The Human Origin of Morals [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1062. Humoresque [by] Fannie Hurst. [1926], c1919-1920. Re-printed from Humoresque: A Laugh on Life
with a Tear behind It (New York: Harper, 1920).

1063. The Psychology of Laughter [by] Leo Markun. [1926.] Copy- right renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1064. The Simplicity of Radio [by] Powel Crosley, Jr. [1927], c1926. Reprint of 6th ed. (Cincinnati:
Crosley Publishing Co., [1926]).

1065. Lives of the U. S. Presidents [by] George Milburn. [1926.] Copyright renewed 28 Sept. 1953.
1066. The Forgery of the Old Testament [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1067. The Splendors and Miseries of a Courtesan [by] Honore de Balzac, compressed by Ralph
Oppenheim. [1926.] Translation of Splendeurs et miseres des courtisanes.

1068. The Best Fun from the Pickwick Papers [by] Charles Dickens, edited by George Milburn. [1926.]

1069. The Conquest of Fear [by] Leo Markun. [1926.]

1070. How to Fight Nervous Troubles [by] James Oppenheim. [1926.] Copryight renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1071. A Psycho-Analysis of Jesus [by] Clement Wood. [1926.]

1072. The Truth about William Jennings Bryan [by] Clement Wood. [1926.]

1073. How to Paint and Finish Woodwork [by] H. E. Enders. [1926.]

1074. A Handbook of Commercial Law [by] J. George Frederick. [1926.] Copyright renewed 28 Sept.
1953.

1075. Tales of Ghouls and Ghosts [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909. Reprinted from Can Such Things
Be? vol. 3 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale, 1910).

1076. Morals in Ancient Babylon [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1077. Religion and Morals in Ancient Egypt [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.] Copyright renewed 2 Nov. 1953.
1078. Life and Morals in Greece and Rome [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug.
1953.

1079. Phallic Elements in Religion [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1080. Tales of Haunted Houses [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909. Reprinted from Can Such Things Be?
vol. 3 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale, 1910).

1081. Fantastic Debunking Fables [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909. Selections reprinted from The
Monk and the Hang- man's Daughter in Fantastic Fables, vol. 6 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce
(New York: Neale, 1911).

1082. The Best Jewish Jokes, edited by George Milburn. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1083. Dying Like a Gentleman and Other Stories [by] E. W. Howe. [1926.]

1084. Did Jesus Ever Live? [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1085. The Love-Life of George Sand [by] Ralph Oppenheim. [1926.]

1086. My Favorite Murder and Other Stories [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1911. Reprinted from In the
Midst of Life, vol. 2, and Negligible Tales, vol. 7, of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York:
Neale, 1909, 1911).

1087. The Facts about Fascism [by] Miriam Allen deFord. [1926], c1911. Spurious copyright notice of the
Neale Publishing Company.
1088. The Truth about Mussolini [by] Miriam Allen deFord. [1926.]

1089. The Common Sense of Sex [by] James Oppenheim. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1090. How to Grow Fruits for the Home Table [by] R. A. Power. [1926.]

1091. The Facts about Cancer [by] Joseph Colt Bloodgood, M.D. [1926], c1911.

1092. Simple Beauty Hints [by] Gloria Goddard. [1926.] Copyright renewed 28 Sept. 1953.

1093. A Book of Interesting and Amusing Puns, edited by George Milburn. [1926.] Copyright renewed 7
Dec. 1953.

1094. Insanity and Other Mental Disorders [by] Leo Markun. [1926.] Copyright renewed 28 Sept. 1953.

1095. The Sources of Christian Morality [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926.]

1096. How to Dress on a Small Salary [by] Gloria Goddard. [1926.]

1097. Memory: What It Is and How to Use It [by] Leo Markun. [1926.] Copyright renewed 21 Aug. 1953.

1098. Extraordinary Opinions on Commonplace Subjects [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1911. Reprinted
from Tangential Views, vol. 9 of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale, 1911).

1099. A Cynic Looks at Life [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1912. Essays reprinted from Antepenultimate,
vol. 9, and Negli- gible Tales, vol. 8, of The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce (New York: Neale, 1912,
1911).
1100. Iconoclastic Memories of the Civil War, Bits of Autobography [by] Ambrose Bierce. [1926], c1909.
Reprinted from The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce, vol. 1 (New York: Neale, 1909).

1101. Sherlock Holmes Problem Stories [by] Conan Doyle. [1926.]

1102. Pagan Christs [by] Joseph McCabe. [1926], c1911.

1103. A Book of Puzzles and Brainteasers, edited by George Milburn. [1927], c1926. Copyright renewed
15 Feb. 1954.

1104. The Myth of the Resurrection [by] Joseph McCabe.

1105. Pocket Dictionary, Spanish-English, English-Spanish [by] Gaylord Du Bois.

1106. Bohemian Life in N.Y.'s Greenwich Village [by] Clement Wood.

1107. Legends of Saints and Martyrs [by] Joseph McCabe.

1108. The Elements of Woodworking [by] H. E. Enders.

1109. Spanish Self Taught [by] Gaylord Du Bois.

1110. How Christianity "Triumphed" [by] Joseph McCabe.

1111. Prostitution in the Medieval World [by] Leo Markun.

1112. A Psycho-Analysis of the Jews [by] James Oppenheim.

1113. Love from Many Angles [by] Max Ehrmann.

1114. Thrilling Moments and Profound Passages from Victor Hugo, selected by Anson D. Eby.

1115. A Book of Ridiculous Stories [by] Stephen Leacock.

1116. A Book of Funny Dramatics [by] Stephen Leacock.

1117. The Human Animal and Its Folly [by] Stephen Leacock.

1118. This Life as I See It [by] Stephen Leacock.

1119. Follies in Fiction [by] Stephen Leacock.

1120. Essays of Serious Spoofing [by] Stephen Leacock.

1121. The Evolution of Christian Doctrine [by] Joseph McCabe.

1122. The Degradation of Woman [by] Joseph McCabe.

1123. The Facts about Puritan Morals [by] Rupert Hughes.

1124. On the Bum, Sketches of Tramp Life [by] Dan Hennessy.

1125. A Book of American Shams [by] Nelson Antrim Crawford, Bertrand Russell, Joseph McCabe, and
others.

1126. Eating for Health, Facts about Vitamins and Calories [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1127. Christianity and Slavery [by] Joseph McCabe.

1128. The Church and the School [by] Joseph McCabe.

1129. Proverbs of Persia, translated by Khan Bahadur Mirza Muhammad.

1130. The Dark Ages [by] Joseph McCabe.

1131. How to Write for the Market [by] Joseph McCabe.

1132. New Light on Witchcraft [by] Joseph McCabe.

1133. Love Tales of the Queen of Navarre, from "The Heptameron of Margaret, Queen of Navarre," edited
by George Milburn.

1134. The Horrors of the Inquisition [by] Joseph McCabe.

1135. Prostitution in the Modern World [by] Leo Markun.

1136. Medieval Art and the Church [by] Joseph McCabe.

1137. The Moorish Civilization in Spain [by] Joseph McCabe.

1138. What Atheism Means to Me [by] William Cunningham.

1139. Photography Self Taught [by] Lloyd I. Snodgrass.

1140. The Renaissance: A European Awakening [by] Joseph McCabe.

1141. The Reformation and Protestant Reaction [by] Joseph McCabe.

1142. The Truth about Galileo and Medieval Science [by] Joseph McCabe.

1143. How to Prepare Manuscripts [by] George Milburn.

1144. The Jesuits: Religious Rogues [by] Joseph McCabe.

1145. Religion and the French Revolution [by] Joseph McCabe.

1146. A Book of College Humor, edited by George Milburn.

1147. How the Communists Rule Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

1148. Sexual Crime and American Law [by] Clement Wood.

1149. Irish Poems of Love and Sentiment, edited, with an introduction, by Brian Folliard.

1150. The Churches and Modern Progress [by] Joseph McCabe.

1151. The Book of Mysterious and Fateful Stories [by] Nathaniel Hawthorne.

1152. The Seven Vagabonds and Other Strange Tales [by] Nathaniel Hawthorne.

1153. The Haunted Mind and Other Strange Tales [by] Nathaniel Hawthorne.

1154. Tales of Hypnotism and Revenge [by] Edgar Allan Poe.

1155. Two Great Mystery Stories [by] Fitz-James O'Brien.

1156. Extraordinary Mystery Stories [by] Florence Marryat [and] Erckmann-Chatrian.

1157. The Sea Beast, the Capture of the Great White Whale (from "Moby Dick") [by] Herman Melville.

1158. Mysterious Tales of the Sea [by] Frank Norris, Richard Middleton [and] W. Clark Russell.

1159. A Book of Mystic-Humorous Stories [by] Algernon Blackwood, Theophile Gautier [and] Guy de
Maupassant.

1160. Two Masterly Ghost Stories [by] E. F. Benson [and] Brander Matthews.

1161. Tales of the Mysterious and Weird [by] Chester Bailey Fernald, Pliny, the Younger [and] Arthur
Machen.

1162. Mystery Tales of Ghosts and Villains [by] Montague Rhodes James, Katherine Rickford [and]
Charles Dickens.
1163. The Policewoman's Love-Hungry Daughter and Other Stories of Chicago Life [by] Ben Hecht.

1164. The Unlovely Sin and Other Stories of Desire's Pawns [by] Ben Hecht.

1165. Jazz: And Other Stories of Young Love [by] Ben Hecht.

1166. Infatuation: And Other Stories of Love's Misfits [by] Ben Hecht.

1167. The Sinister Sex and Other Stories of Marriage [by] Ben Hecht.

1168. Stories of Adventure [by] Jack London.

1169. Stories of Ships and the Sea [by] Jack London.

1170. Funny Ghost Stories Told After Supper [by] Jerome K. Jerome.

1171. Funny Facts About Stageland [by] Jerome K. Jerome.

1172. How to Build Your Own Greenhouse [by] E. B. Jonas.

1173. A Book of Nonsense Alphabets, with drawings by the author [by] Edward Lear.

1174. How to Write Business Letters [by] Miriam Allen deFord.

1175. Amusing and Popular Riddles.
1176. A Mad Love, the Strong Story of a Musician [by] Frank Harris.

1177. Woman and the New Race [by] Havelock Ellis.

1178. The Chorus Girl and Her Lover's Wife and Other Stories [by] Anton Chekhov.

1179. How to Make Desserts, Pies and Pastries [by] Mrs. Temple.

1180. How to Cook Fish and Meats [by] Mrs. Temple.

1181. How to Make Ice Cream and Gelatine [by] Mrs. Temple.

1182. How to Make Your Own Cosmetics [by] Gloria Goddard.

1183. How to Play Checkers [by] W. Patterson.

1184. The Best Scotch Jokes, edited by George Milburn.
1185. The Weather: What Makes It and Why [by] Clifton L. Ray.

1186. A Handbook of the Rules of Golf, compiled by Harold Dix.

1187. The Ghastly Purpose of the Parables [by] Rupert Hughes.

1188. Sex and the Garden of Eden Myth, a Collection of Essays on Christianity [by] Maynard.

1189. Pin Money: One Hundred Ways to Make Money at Home [by] Gloria Goddard.

1190. What Price Love? [by] Anton Chekhov.

1191. A Book of Broadway Wisecracks, edited, with and introduction, by Clement Wood.

1192. Bookbinding Self Taught [by] Ben Davidson.

1193. Woman's Way and Other Short Stories of Italian Love [by] Maiolino Bisaccioni and others.

1194. Love's Heroism and Other Fascinating Stories [by] Pietro Fortini, and others.

1195. First Love and Other Fascinating Stories of Spanish Life [by] Emilia Pardo-Bazan and others.

1196. The Girl with Three Husbands and Other Stories of Modern Spain [by] Fernan Caballero, and others.
1197. A Moral Divorce and Other Stories of Modern Spain [by] Jacinto Octavio Picon, and others.

1198. The Devil's Mother-in-Law and Other Stories of Modern Spain [by] Fernan Caballero, and others.

1199. A Book of Laughable Lyrics [by] Edward Lear.

1200. A Book of Nonsense Stories and Pictures [by] Edward Lear.

1201. Adventures on a Desert Island, from "The Swiss Family Robinson" [by] Johann R. Wyss.

1202. Forbidden Love and Other Stories [by] Barry Pain.

1203. Seven Infidel U.S. Presidents [by] Joseph McCabe.

1204. A Dictionary of Musical Terms [by] Maynard Shipley.

1205. Thomas Paine's Revolt Against the Bible [by] Joseph McCabe.

1206. How to Teach Yourself to Swim [by] Harry Hazlehurst.

1207. French Self Taught [by] Gaylord Du Bois.

1208. Success Easier Than Failure [by] E. W. Howe; introduction by George Jean Nathan.

1209. The Charming Hostess: How to Entertain Economically and Delightfully [by] Gloria Goddard.
1210. A Book of Mathematical Oddities [by] Clement Wood.

1211. The Conflict Between Science and Religion [by] Joseph McCabe.

1212. Marriage and Moral in Soviet Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

1213. The Romance That Balzac Lived: Honore de Balzac and the Women He Loved [by] Ralph
Oppenheim.

1214. A Book of the Best Ford Jokes, edited by George Milburn.

1215. Robert G. Ingersoll: Benevolent Agnostic [by] Joseph McCabe.

1216. Pocket Italian Dictionary, Italian-English, English- Italian. [by] Helene Paquin.

1217. Why I Did Not Enter the Methodist Ministry [by] Henry W. Thurston (with a symposium on
churches by various writers).

1218. Christianity and Philanthropy [by] Joseph McCabe.

1219. How to Make Your Home More Homelike [by] Clarice Cunningham.

1220. The Best Rude Jokes, edited by George Milburn.

1221. Facts You Should Know about Will Power [by] Leo Markun.

1222. Easy Readings in Spanish [compiled] Gaylord Du Bois.

1223. How to Work Your Way Through College [by] William Cunningham.

1224. Religion in the Great Poets [by] Joseph McCabe.

1225. Marital Discords and How to Avoid them [by] Gloria Goddard.

1226a.1926 Price Range of Stocks.

1226b.Easy Readings in French [by] Helene Paquin.

1227a.1926 Price Range of Bonds.

1227b.French Readings for French Students (advanced) [by] Helene Paquin.

1228. The Best Jokes about Drunks, edited by George Milburn.

1229. The Triumph of Materialism [by] Joseph McCabe.

1230a.1927 Dictionary of Radio Stations.

1230b.Her Fifth Marriage and Other Stories [by] E. W. Howe.

1231. Best Jokes of 1926, edited by Clarice Cunningham.

1232. Practical Masonry, Cement and Brick Work [by] H. E. Enders.

1233. Better Meals For Less Money [by] Josephine Headen.

1234. How Business is Carried on in Soviet Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

1235. Worker's Life in Soviet Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

1236. Peasant Life in Soviet Russia [by] Anna Louise Strong.

1237. The Beliefs of Scientists [by] Joseph McCabe.

1238. Beginning Married Life Right [by] Clarice Cunningham.

1239. Party Games for Grown-Ups [by] Gloria Goddard.

1240. Short Story Writing for Beginners [by] Fiswoode Tarleton.

1241. An Outline of United States History [by] Leo Markun.

1242. The Care of the Skin and Hair and Other General Health Hints [by] Morris Fishbein.

1243. The Failure of Christian Missions [by] Joseph McCabe.

1244. How to Write Love Letters [by] Leo Markun.

1245. How to Get the Most Out of Recreation [by] Leo Markun.

1246. The Best Hobo Jokes, edited by George Milburn.

1247. The Psychology of Love and Hate [by] Leo Markun.

1248. Lies of Religious Literature [by] Joseph McCabe.

1249. The Best Jokes about Lovers, edited by Clarice Cunningham.

1250. Judge Ben B. Lindsey on Companionate Marriage [by] Marcet Haldeman-Julius.

1251. What Do You Know? A Book of Questions and Answers [by] Clarice Cunningham.
1252. Full Text of Butler-Borah Debate on Prohibition; Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler vs. Senator William E.
Borah.

1253. A Book of General Information Quizzes, compiled by Lloyd E. Smith.

1254. Contract Bridge Made Easy and the Latest Bridge Laws [by] T. P. Headen.

1255. Who, When, Where and What? A Book of Questions and Answers [by] Josephine Headen.

1256. Dry-Law Debate: Clarence Darrow vs. Wayne B. Wheeler.

1257. How to Become a United States Citizen [by] George Milburn.

1258. Why I believe in Companionate Marriage [by] Marcet Haldeman-Julius.

1259. A Dictionary of Geographical Names, compiled by Leo Markun.

1260. The Story of a Lynching, an Exploration of Southern Psychology [by] Marcet Haldeman-Julius.

1261. Famous $12,000 Prize Winning Tongue-Twisters, edited by Aubrey C. Roselle.

1262. Is Evolution True? Is Evolution, as a Process, Substantiated by the Facts? A Debate between George
McCready Price, M.A., and Joseph McCabe.

1263. The Serpent's Tooth [by] Clay Fulks.

1264. The Art of Forgetting the Unpleasant [by] John Cowper Powys.

1265. Is "Elmer Gantry" True? [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1266. Great Fighters for Freedom [by] J. V. Nash.

1267. Are Americans Standardized? [by] Ray Runnion.

1268. Are You A Babbitt? [by] Nelson Antrim Crawford and others.

1269. Does the U.S.A. Need the K.K.K.? [by] Fred Bair.

1270. Visits Among the Mormons [by] Fred Bair.

1271. Prisons or Crime Prevention? [by] Benjamin Glassberg and others.

1272. This Marriage Business [by] T. Swann Harding.

1273. The Truth about American Evangelist [by] Howard T. Dimick and others.

1274. The Truth about American Preachers [by] Genard Harrington and others.

1275. The Truth about the "Deluge" [by] Maynard Shipley and others.

1276. The Truth about American Yokels [by] Frank Milton and others.

1277. Hindu Magic Self Taught [by] Hereward Carrington.

1278. Ventriloquism Self Taught [by] Hereward Carrington.

1279. Side-Show Tricks Explained: Sword Swallowing, Fire Eating, Feats of Strength, Juggling Secrets,
etc. [by] Hereward Carrington.
1280. Facts You Should Know about Heat [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1281. What is Good and Evil? [by] Friedrich Nietzsche.

1282. Guilt and Bad Conscience [by] Friedrich Nietzsche.

1283. Are Petting Parties Dangerous? The Low-Down on Petting, the Great American Art [by] William
Cunningham.

1284. Tips on Theatrical Art and Actors and Actresses [by] Dan Hennessy and John Yowell.

1285. Gamblers' Crooked Tricks: A Complete Exposure of Their Methods l[by] Hereward Carrington.

1286. Do Human Beings Have Free Will? A Debate: Affirmative: Professor George Burman Foster,
Negative: Clarence Darrow.

1287. Brann, Who Cracked Dull Heads [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1288. America's Fakirs and Guides, Surveying the Leaders and Misleaders of Our Day [by] E. Haldeman-
Julius.

1289. Facts You Should Know about American Literature [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1290. The Art of Digesting Ideas [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1291. America: The Greatest Show On Earth [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1292. Best Short Stories [by] Nelson Antrim Crawford and others.

1293. What America Needs [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1294. Minneapolis vs. St. Paul, the Holy War Between the Twin Cities [by] Ray Vaughn.

1295. Detroit, Mecca of the Midwest [by] J. Charles Davis.

1296. The Personal Element in Business [by] J. Charles Davis.

1297. Facts You Should Know About Arkansas [by] W. G. Clugston, and others.

1298. How to Select Your Doctor [by] Frederic Damrau.

1299. The Origin of Life [by] Maynard Shipley; Darwin was Right [by] Sir Arthur Keith.

1300. Sources of Intolerance in America [by] Clay Fulks.

1301. The Way of All Flesh, Peeps at the Passing of Puppets and Their Paradoxes [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1302. What Life Mean to Me, a Collection of 59 Lively Little Essays [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1303. Lessons Life Has Taught Me, Glimpses at the Fascinating Circus of Clowns and Philosophers [by] E.
Haldeman-Julius.
1304. How to Go into Business for Yourself [by] Ray Belmont Whitman.

1305. Patents: How to Get and Sell them [by] Ray Belmont Whitman.

1306. The Negro's Contribution to American Culture: The Sudden Flowering of a Genius-Laden Artistic
Movement [by] Walter White.

1307. The Word of Satan in the Bible, Christians Rightly Regard Ecclesiastes Suspiciously [by] Louis
Adamic.

1308. The Harvard War on Religious Ideas [by] W. P. Norwin.

1309. Is the Yankee Vanishing? [by] Harold D. Carew.

1310. Snyder-Gray Murder Echoes [by] Robert T. Griebling.

1311. The Real Aims of Catholicism [by] Charles Angoff.

1312. The Reasonableness of Skepticism [by] George Saville.

1313. Freedom vs. Fundamentalism [by] Clay Fulks.

1314. The Bigotry Trust in the U.S.A. [by] Linn A. E. Gale.

1315. The Debunking of a Midwestern Lawyer [by] Earl Ludwig.

1316. The Revolt of Modern Youth [by] Ruben Levin.

1317. The Meaning of the U.S. Constitution [by] Nicholas Murray Butler.

1318. The Case for and Against Sexual Sterilization [by] Robert C. Dexter, and others.

1319. How to Study [by] Nelson Antrim Crawford.

1320. How to Get a Husband [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1321. Fasting for Health: How to Fast; Why Fasting Helps; What to Do; How to Break the Fast [by]
Hereward Carrington.

1322. Confessions of a Modern Woman, What Does She Say, Think, Feel and Do? [by] Betty Van
Deventer.

1323. Facts You Should Know About Light [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1324. Practical Mechanical Problems and How to Solve Them [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1325. Americans of a Million Years Ago [by] Maynard Shipley.

1326. Origin of the Solar System [by] Maynard Shipley.

1327. Facts You Should Know About Sound [by] L. A. Barrett and Beulah Binns.
1328. Huxley: Who Advanced Human Progress 100 Years, the Story of the Man Who Fought the Battle for
Evolution [by] T. Swann Harding.

1329. Facing Life Fearlessly, the pessimistic Versus the Optimistic View of Life [by] Clarence Darrow.

1330. Facts You Should Know About Digestion, a Trip Through the Alimentary Canal and What Happened
There [by] T. Swann Harding.

1331. How Much Does Man Really Know? [by] T. Swann Harding.

1332. Debunking the Laws of Moses [by] Joseph Wheless.

1333. The Common Sense of Health, an Interview with Dr. Logan Clendening, author of "The Human
Body" [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1334. Why I Am a Skeptic [by] T. Swann Harding.

1335. Can Knowledge be Made Popular? A Debate, C. Hartley Grattan vs. E. Haldeman-Julius.

1336. Greenwich Village in the Jazz Era [by] Clement Wood.

1337. The Breakdown of American Marriage [by] Clement Wood.

1338. Oil Painting for Beginners [by] Archie Music.

1339. Crooked Financial Schemes Exposed [by] George M. Husser.

1340. How to Get a Job [by] Heinz Norden.

1341. Unusual Menus: Eating for Health and Pleasure [by] Gloria Goddard.

1342. Typical Love-Problems Answered [by] Clement Wood.

1343. Sexual Relations in the Southern States [by] Clement Wood.

1344. How to Psycho-Analyze Your Neighbors [by] Clement Wood.

1345. How to Make Sandwiches and Box Lunches [by] Gloria Goddard.
1346. Religion's Blight on American Divorce Laws [by] Harry Hibschman.

1347. Why I Believe in Trial Marriage [by] Clement Wood.

1348. Should Companionate Marriage be Legalized? [by] Harry Hibschman vs. Sam Grathwell.

1349. Lindbergh--The Hero of the Air [by] R. R. Winterbotham.

1350. Curiosities of the English Language [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1351. How to Get Ahead [by] William Feather.

1352. The Chemistry of Familiar Things [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1353. Unconscious Love Elements in Psycho-Analysis [by] William J. Fielding.

1354. A Book of Striking Similes [by] Heinz Norden.

1355. A Tour of Europe for Stay-At-Homes [by] Gloria Goddard.

1356. Wills: How to Make and How to Break Them [by] Harry Hibschman.

1357. What You Should Know About Law [by] Harry Hibschman.

1358. How to Acquire Good Taste: What is Culture? [by] Isaac Goldberg.

1359. Is Birth Control a Sin? [by] Harry Hibschman.

1360. The Perfect Pocket Cook Book [by] Gloria Goddard.

1361. Who Killed Jesus? [by] Harry Hibschman.

1362. Law Every Woman Should Know [by] Harry Hibschman.

1363. Law an Auto Owner Ought to Know [by] Harry Hibschman.

1364. How to Use the Dictionary [by] Lloyd E. Smith, with a note on other reference works.

1365. Little Lessons in Vocabulary Building [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1366. How to Become a Writer of Little Blue Books [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1367. Propositions and How to Use Them [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1368. Isaac Newton: Superman of Science [by] J. V. Nash.

1369. How to be a Gate-Crasher [by] Samuel Marx.

1370. Clement Wood and His Loves [by] Clement Wood.

1371. The Sins of Good People [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1372. Why I Am Not a Christian [by] Bertrand Russell.

1373. The Plight of the South [by] Clay Fulks.

1374. Is the Work Getting Better? [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1375. The Meaning of Success in Life [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1376. Henry Ward Beecher--The Barnum of the Pulpit [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1377. John Roach Straton--The Witch Doctor of Gotham [by] E. W. Hutter.

1378. The Notorious Case of Sacco and Vanzetti [by] W. P. Norwin.

1379. President Harding's Illegitimate Daughter [by] Isaac Goldberg.

1380. The Flesh and the Devil, a Portrait of a Fundamentalist Drawn from Life [by] Howard Horner.

1381. The Prostituted Woman, the Sexless One in the Singular Chateau [by] Remy de Gourmont,
(translated from the French by Hossoldt Davis).

1382. Is Our Civilization Over-Sexed? Freud has Lifted a Great Incubus of Shame from Man [by] S. Daniel
House.

1383. How Galileo was Gagged by the Inquisition, the Tragic Story of the Man Who First Swept the
Heavens with a Telescope [by] J. V. Nash.

1384. Gary, Shrine of the Steel God, the City That Has Everything and At the Same Time Has Nothing [by]
Arthur Shumway.
1385. A Defense of the Devil; the World, the Flesh and Satan Coming into Their Own [by] Le Roy A.
Born.

1386. The Problem of Old-Age Dependence: What is Being Done? What Proposals are being Urged? [by]
Benjamin Glassberg.

1387. Racial Intermarriage in the United States, One of the Most Interesting Phenomena in Our National
Life [by] George S. Schuyler.

1388. Are the Clergy Honest? [by] Chapman Cohen.

1389. The Truth about the Tobacco Habit [by] T. Swann Harding.

1390. Fact and Fiction about Health [by] T. Swann Harding.

1391. The Magic in Those Ultra-Violet Rays [by] T. Swann Harding.

1392. Confessions of a Gold Digger [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1393. The Fake Way to Health [by] B. C. Meyrowitz.

1394. Confessions of a Minister's Daughter [by] Ethel Brown.

1395. Instantaneous Personal Magnetism [by] Ben Moore.

1396. Our Fading Bill Of Rights [by] Harry Hibschman.

1397. Small Town Humor [by] Robert Peery.

1398. War, What For? [by] Clay Fulks.

1399. Journalism from the Inside [by] Heinz Norden.

1400. Advertising from the Inside [by] Heinz Norden.

1401. Hollywood from the Inside [by] Don Gordon.

1402. How I Went to the Devil [by] Clay Fulks.

1403. The Voice of the Yokels [by] Clay Fulks.

1404. The Myth of the Soul [by] Clarence Darrow.

1405. Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Atheist [by] Marquis De Sade (translated by Samuel
Putnam).

1406. Voltaire's Weapon--the Smile! [by] J. V. Nash.

1407. Religious Bunk Over the Radio [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1408. What's the Matter with Human Nature? [by] Vincent Burns.

1409. Milwaukee--The Bier of Beer [by] Ruben Levin.

1410. New Orleans--The Civilized and Lively City [by] Sanford Jarrell.

1411. The Real Thomas A. Edison [by] A. L. Shands.

1412. Stories of Tramp Life [by] Lawrence M. Maynard.

1413. My Prison Days [by] David Gordon.

1414. San Francisco--A Credit to the Nation [by] Sanford Jarrell.

1415. How the United States Government Works [by] Harry Hibschman.

1416. Corporations: How to Form and How to Run Them [by] Harry Hibschman.

1417. Paul Whiteman, Glimpses of Tin Pan Alley [by] Samuel Marx.

1418. Broadway Gangsters and Their Rackets [by] Samuel Marx.

1419. Curious and Unusual Deaths [by] Russell R. Winterbotham.

1420. Why Wives Leave Home [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1421. How to Get a Divorce [by] Harry Hibschman.

1422. How Business Men Avoid Litigation [by] Harry Hibschman.

1423. Is the U.S. Immigration Law Beneficial? A Debate, Clarence Darrow vs. Lothrop Stoddard.

1424. The Famous Examination of Bryan at the Scopes Evolution Trial [by] Clarence Darrow.
1425. The Open Shop [by] Clarence Darrow.

1426. Foot Troubles and Their Correction by Simple Exercises [by] C. O. Benson.

1427. Law the Working-Man Should Know [by] Harry Hibschman.

1428. Curious and Unusual Love Affairs [by] Russell R. Winterbotham.

1429. Airplanes and How to Fly Them, a Manual of Aviation for Beginners [by] Everett D. Gunn.

1430. Lightning Shorthand Self Taught [by] George A. Button.

1431. How to Read and Correct Proof [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1432. How to Hyphen and Divide English Words [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1433. Fascinating Pastimes with Words [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1434. How to Think Clearly [by] Grace Adams.

1435. Constipation and Its Correction by Exercise [by] C. O. Benson.

1436. Strange Marriage Customs [by] Leo Markun.

1437. Curiosities of the Law [by] Harry Hibschman.

1438. How to Be a Modern Mother [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1439. Your Intelligence and How to Test It [by] Leo Markun.

1440. Can Man Know God? [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1441. Do You Know How Ignorant You Are? [by] T. Swann Harding.

1442. What You Should Know About Graphology, the Facts about Telling Character from Handwriting
[by] Leo Markun.

1443. Daily Exercises for Busy People [by] C. O. Benson.

1444. The Secret of Making Words Work for You [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1445. Wild Women of Broadway [by] Samuel Marx.

1446. Texas Guinan, the Ace of (night) Clubs [by] Samuel Marx.

1447. Can People Be Made Good by Law? [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1448. Character Reading from the Face [by] Leo Markun.

1449. The Love Affairs of John Wesley [by] Leo Markun.

1450. Do We Live Forever? A Reply to Clarence True Wilson [by] Joseph McCabe.

1451. President Hoover and Quakerism [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1452. Does Life Spell Accident or Design? [by] Arthur Wakefield Slaten.

1453. Have We Religious Freedom? [by] Frank Swancara.

1454. A Dictionary of Contemporary Authors [by] Leo Markun.

1455. The End of the World [by] Joseph McCabe.

1456. A Dictionary of the Social Sciences [by] Leo Markun.

1457. Sketches of Naughty Ladies [by] Goethe.

1458. The Princess and the Tiger [by] Goethe.

1459. The Psychology of the Criminal {by} Leo Markun.

1460. A Book of American Statistics [by] Leo Markun.

1461. A Reno Lawyer Looks at Marriage and Divorce [by] Anthony M. Turano.

1462. Science Versus Religion as a Guide to Life [by] Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes.

1463. Has Religion Made Useful Contributions to Civilization? [by] Bertrand Russell.
1464. Clarence Darrow--The Big Minority Man [by] George G. Whitehead.

1465. A Book of European Statistics [by] Leo Markun.

1466. Home Removal of Spots and Stains [by] Josephine Headen.

1467. Party Issues in the United States [by] Leo Markun.

1468. How to Deal with Crime [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1469. American Industrial History [by] Leo Markun.

1470. How to Become a Radio Artist [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1471. How to Become Mentally Superior. What Makes One Rise above the Average [by] Henry M. Le
Chatelier (translated from the French by Ralph E. Oesper).

1472. History: Truth or Propaganda? [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1473. How to Find What You Want in a Library [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1474. Roxy: The Moguls of Movieland [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1475. Best Jokes of 1930, compiled by John W. Gunn.

1476. What You Should Know About Your Sensations [by] Grace Adams.

1477. How Glands Affect Personality [by] Grace Adams.

1478. Poor Posture Corrected by Exercise [by] C. O. Benson.

1479. Correction of Underweight and Overweight by Exercise [by] C. O. Benson.

1480. The Causes of the World War [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1481. The New Immorality, a Little Dictionary of Unorthodox Opinion [by] Isaac Goldberg.

1482. The Dramatic Career of U. S. Grant [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1483. Trial by Jury: The Great Burlesque of Modern Criminal Justice [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1484. Why Preachers Go Wrong [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1485. The Religion of a Free Man [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1486. Are Atheist Dogmatic? [by] Joseph McCabe.

1487. A Manual of Debunking [by] Joseph McCabe.

1488. The Age-Old Follies of Man [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1489. What is Christianity? An Answer to Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1490. Is Einstein's Theory Atheistic? An Answer to Cardinal O'Connell [by] Joseph McCabe.

1491. The Power of Women [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1492. Stories of Gypsy Life [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1493. Wine, Women and Song [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1494. Stormy Hearts [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1495. Steel Against Steel [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1496. The Sexual Factor in Divorce [by] Arthur Garfield Hayes.

1497. Companionate Divorce [by] Arthur Garfield Hayes.

1498. Missouri University Sex Questionnaire and Its Significance [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1499. New Light on the Ten Commandments [by] Maynard Shipley.

1500. Why I Am an Agnostic: Including Expressions of Faith from a Protestant, a Catholic and a Jew [by]
Clarence Darrow.
1501. Mussolini and the Pope [by] Joseph McCabe.

1502. Why I Believe in Fair Taxation of Church Property [by] Joseph McCabe.

1503. How to Use Effective English in Speech and Writing [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1504. How to Overcome Self-Consciousness [by] Lloyd E. Smith.

1505. Africa, Its Geography, People and Products [by] W. E. Burghardt du Bois.

1506. How Capitalism Developed [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1507. A Rational View of the Sex Issue [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1508. What Your Should Know about Poisons [by] Heinz Norden.

1509. The Gay Chronicle of the Monks and Nuns [by] Joseph McCabe.

1510. The Epicurean Doctrine of Happiness [by] Joseph McCabe.

1511. War Guilt and the Present European Situation [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1512. Is This Century the Most Admirable in History? [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1513. Statistics: How to Use and Interpret Them [by] Lawrence A. Barrett.

1514. The Famous Inventions of Thomas Edison [by] Heinz Norden.

1515. The Love Affair of a Priest and a Nun (Abelard and Heloise) [by] Joseph McCabe.

1516. Facts You Should Know About Gonorrhea [by] Heinz Norden.

1517. Land, and Old Man and His Wife [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1518. The Beggar of Alcazar [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1519. Blood and Lava [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1520. For Love of Zaska and Other Stories [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1521. When Faith in Love Returns [by] Konrad Bercovici.

1522. Why We Write Like Human Beings [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1523. How to Avoid Catching Venereal Diseases [by] Heinz Norden.

1524. Famous Eccentric Americans [by] J. V. Nash.

1525. The Menace of the Modern Prison [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1526. Peace Plans From Kant to Kellogg [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1527. Herbert Hoover, the Man [by] Heinz Norden.

1528. Getting into Print, a Practical Guide [by] Isaac Goldberg.

1529. Why I am Not an Atheist [by] John Haynes Holmes, with a reply by E. Haldeman-Julius.

1530. Why I Believe in God; Science and Religion: As a Scientist Sees It [by] Prof. Arthur Stanley
Eddington, with a reply by E. Haldeman-Julius.

1531. Can We Follow Jesus Today? A Debate. YES: by Joseph Myers . . . NO: by L. M. Birkhead . . .

1532. Don Quixote: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha [by] Miguel Cervantes de Saavedra, edited by
Heinz Norden.

1533. Famous Infant Prodigies [by] J. V. Nash.

1534. How to Test Your Urine at Home [by] B. C. Meyrowitz.

1535. How to Throw a Party [by] Heinz Norden.

1536. Facing Death Fearlessly [by] Joseph McCabe.

1537. The Essence of Unitarianism [by] L. M. Birkhead.

1538. A Rational Sex Code [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1539. A Debate with a Jesuit Priest [by] Joseph McCabe.

1540. How We Can Live Happily, a Practical Rule of Life [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1541. What Life Means to Me at Seventy-Two [by] Clarence Darrow.

1542. Who Started the World War? [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1543. Is War Inevitable? [by] Joseph McCabe.

1544. Why I Do Not Believe in Capital Punishment [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1545. Why I Do Not Fear Death [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1546. An Encyclopedia of Sex [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1547. How Can We Wipe Out the Crime of War? [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1548. Popular Chinese Cook Book [by] Lorene Campbell Gibbs.

1549. Why I Do Not Believe in Censorship [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1550. How People Lived in the Middle Ages [by] Joseph McCabe.

1551. Why I Believe In Freedom of Thought [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1552. Africa--Its Place in Modern History [by] W. E. Burghardt Du Bois.

1553. Beneficial Exercises for Nervousness and Indigestion [by] C. O. Benson and Dr. C. L. Smith.

1554. Beneficial Exercises for Heart Disturbances [by] C. O. Benson and Dr. C. L. Smith.

1555. Rules for Success in Business [by] William Feather.

1556. How the Sun's Rays Will Give You Health and Beauty [by] William J. Fielding.

1557. What is a Liberal? [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1558. A Peep at 19th Century Americans [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1559. Can We Change Human Nature? [by] Joseph McCabe.

1560. Why I Quit Being a Prohibitionist [by] Harry Hibschman.

1561. That Horrible French Revolution [by] Joseph McCabe.

1562. How to Live Long [by] T. Swann Harding.

1563. The Marvels and Oddities of Sunlight [by] William J. Fielding.

1564. Homosexuality in the Lives of the Great [by] J. V. Nash.

1565. The Danger of Catholicism in the Public Schools [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1566. How to Conduct a Love Affair [by] Betty Van Deventer.

1567. Making Men Happy with Jams and Jellies [by] Elizabeth Palmer.

1568. Full Text of Edison's Famous Scholarship Questionnaire (with authoritative answers).

1569. Boccaccio--Lover and Chronicler of Love [by] William J. Fielding.

1570. Is Man a Rational Animal? [by] T. Swann Harding.

1571. Should Church Property be Tax Exempt? [by] Harry Hibschman.

1572. How America was Forced into the World War: The Walter Hines Page Legend [by] C. Hartley
Grattan.

1573. Herbert Hoover--The Fatuous Failure in the White House [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1574. What Price Tolerance? The Story of Suffering for Conscience's Sake [by] Harry Hibschman.

1575. The History of Venereal Diseases [by] Leo Markun.

1576. Facts You Should Know about Masturbation [by] Leo Markun.
1577. Can American be Made Good by Law? [by] Clay Fulks.

1578. Was President Harding Murdered? [by] John W. Gunn.

1579. How Newspapers Deceive Their Readers [by] Arthur Shumway.

1580. The Serious Lesson in President Harding's Case of Gonorrhea [by] Haldeman-Julius.

1581. Environment vs. Heredity: Debate between Clarence Darrow and Albert Edward Wiggam.

1582. A Liberal View of Divorce [by Bertrand Russell.

1583. A Book about Texas, by Texans.

1584. The Crisis that Threatens the Church [by] Holland Patterson.

1585. From Sin to Psychiatry, an Interview on the Way to Mental Health with Dr. Karl A. Menninger [by]
L. M. Birkhead.
1586. Were the Founding Fathers Pious Angels and Plaster Saints? [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1587. The Amazing Loves of King Carol of Rumania [by] Raymond Everett Wilson.

1588. Debunking the Myth of Calvin Coolidge [by] Harry Elmer Barnes.

1589. Facing Life Realistically [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1590. How the Great Corporations Rule the United States [by] Theodore Dreiser.

1591. How "Wicked" is Hollywood? [by] H. A. Woodmansee.

1592. A History of Gambling [by] Leo Markun.

1593. Romantic Heroes of the Confederacy [by] J. V. Nash.

1594. Does the Death Penalty Curb Crime? Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh, Affirmative Argument; Warden
Lewis A. Lawes, Negative argument.

1595. Facts You Should Know about the Calendar [by] Frank Vincent Waddy.

1596. Should the 18th Amendment be Repealed; Yes, Clarence Darrow; No, Clarence True Wilson.

1597. The Meaning of Atheism [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1598. Is "Knowledge" of God a Delusion? A Debate between Professor Deeington and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1599. Advice to the Godly Who Fear Atheism [by] Maynard Shipley.

1600. Questions and Answers about Birth Control [by] Margaret Sanger.

1601. Hoover's Record as President [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1602. Principles of International Law [by] Leo Markun.

1603. Is Christianity Dying? [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1604. The Venereal Disease Problem (a general survey) [by] T. Swann Harding.

1605. The Girl in the Snappy Roadster [by] Marcet and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1606. Clarence Darrow: "Evangelist" of Sane Thinking [by] George G. Whitehead.

1607. Einstein's New Space-Substance Theory [by] Isaac Newton.

1608. Facts You Should Know about the Art of Love [by] William J. Fielding.

1609. How a Roast Goose Vendor Was Paid, a Sixteenth Century Satire [by] Francois Rabelais (1483-
1553).

1610a. Love Among the Haystacks [by] D. H. Lawrence.

1610b. One Lover Among Many [by] D. H. Lawrence.

1611. Sinclair Lewis's Speech Accepting the Nobel Prize.

1612. Herbert Hoover's Record before He Became President [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1613. What Knowledge is of Most Worth? [by] Herbert Spencer.

1614. How to Improve Yourself Intellectually [by] Herbert Spencer.

1615. How to Improve Yourself Morally [by] Herbert Spencer.

1616. How to Improve Yourself Physically [by] Herbert Spencer.

1617. The Evil of Error [by] the Rt. Hon. J. M. Robertson.

1618. Why I Reject the Idea of God [by] Julian Huxley: Discussions by Dean Inge, Father Woodlock and
E. Haldeman- Julius.

1619. Sir James Jeans' "Mathematical God"; A Debate-Analysis by E. Haldeman-Julius.

1620. Merry Tales [by] Anatole France.

1621. How Man Will Live in the Future [by] Professor William F. Ogburn.

1622. Five Women and the Grand Passion [by] Anatole France.

1623. Who Seduced the Cook? [by] Anatole France.

1624. The Woman Who Inspired Fatal Passion [by] Anatole France.

1625. Is There a Return to Religion? A Debate. Yes, Gilbert K. Chesterton; No, E. Haldeman-Julius.
1626. When Youth Burns [by] Theophile Gautier.

1627. A Piece of the Princess [by] Theophile Gautier.

1628. Merry Tales of Childhood [by] Anatole France.

1629. The Comedy of the Saint's Breeches [by] Masuccio.

1630. How to Play Stud Poker [by] George Henry Fisher.

1631. Life's Little Ironies [by] Thomas Hardy.

1632. A Tragedy of Two Ambitions [by] Thomas Hardy.

1633. The Seductive Exploits of a Fiddler [by] Thomas Hardy.

1634. The Dance of Death [by] Gustave Flaubert.

1635. The Gods in Exile [by] Heinrich Heine.

1636. What Doctors Have Learned about Birth Control, a Symposium.

1637. Absurdities of the Bible [by] Clarence Darrow.

1638. Notes on Case of Sexual Suppression [by] Frank Vincent Waddy.

1639. The Story of British Imperialism [by] Leo Markun.

1640. Is Science Vindicating Religion? A Modern Controversy. Yes, John Haynes Holmes; No, E.
Haldeman-Julius.

1641. The Rabbi and Beautiful Sara [by] Heinrich Heinie [sic].

1642. Maidens and Women [by] Heinrich Heine.

1643. Under the Hill [by] Aubrey Beardsley.

1644. The Prostitute and Her Lover (Arsene Guillot) [by] Henrich Heine.

1645. Strange Flowers of Passion (Florentine Nights) [by] Heinrich Heine.

1646. Girls, Virgins and Wine (from the Memoirs of Herr Von Schnabelewopski.) [by] Heinrich Heine.

1647. The Abbe Aubain Falls in Love [by] Prosper Merimee.

1648. The Love of Life and Other Essays [by] William Hazlitt.

1649. Are Manners Important? and Other Essays [by] William Hazlitt.

1650. What I Have Learned about Life from Fools and Sages (Characteristics) [by] William Hazlitt.
1651. Tremendous Trifles about Important Commonplaces, Reactions to the Circus of Human Life [by]
William Hazlitt.

1652. The Origin of War and the Philosophy of Conflict [by] Havelock Ellis.

1653. The Fallacies of American Historians [by] Harry Elmer Barnes, Ph.D.

1654. The Record of Felicite's Life (A Simple Soul) [by] Gustave Flaubert.

1655. The Accused Woman (Herodias) [by] Gustave Flaubert.

1656. The Girdle of Aphrodite, Love Poems of the Palatine Anthology, translated by F. A. Wright.

1657. The Gentle Art of Making Enemies [by] James McNeill Whistler.

1658. The Handbook of Swindling [by] Douglas Jerrold (1839).

1659. On Murder as One of the Fine Arts [by] Thomas De Quincey.

1660. A Woman's Heart and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

1661. The Man Who Could Work Miracles [by] H. G. Wells.

1662. The Valley of Spiders and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

1663. The Treasure in the Forest and Other Stories [by] H. G. Wells.

1664. A Slip Under the Microscope [by] H. G. Wells.

1665. Moral Swindlers and Other Essays [by] George Eliot.

1666. Letters of the Courtesans [by] Alciphron [translated by F. A. Wright].

1667. Debasing the Moral Currency [by] George Eliot.

1668. Do You Lose Your Temper? (Only Temper) and Other Essays [by] George Eliot.

1669. The Jolly Beggars [by] Robert Burns.

1670. Death's Old Comedy, a Masque of Dead Florentines [by] Maurice Hewlett.

1671. Queer People and a Damning Passion (DeGrey: A Romance) [by] Henry James.

1672. The Sweetheart of M. Briseux [by] Henry James.

1673. The Runaway Wife [by] Henry James.

1674. Spiritual Magnetism [by] Henry James.

1675. The Mad Lovers and the Emperor's Topaz (Adina) [by] Henry James.
1676. How the World's Greatest Scholar Can Help You [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1677. How the Army and Navy Fight Venereal Diseases [by] T. Swann Harding.

1678. Moral And Social Aspects of the Venereal Disease Problem [by] T. Swann Harding.

1679. Various Types of Venereal Disease and Their Treatment [by] T. Swann Harding.

1680. The Position of the Greek Woman and Other Essays [by] Freidrich Nietzsche.

1681. The Warfare of Religion Against Science [by] Horace M. Kallen.

1682. The Story of American Imperialism [by] Leo Markun.

1683. My Life at the U. S. Naval Academy [by] Neil Borgquist Musser.

1684. To Please His Wife [by] Thomas Hardy.

1685. The History and First Principles of Insurance [by] Leo Markun.

1686. Unemployment Insurance: America's Big Issue, and Analysis of conditions that Demand Social
Protection for the Workers [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1687. The History and First Principles of Banking [by] Leo Markun.

1688. 100 Cocktails. How to Make Them and What to Eat With Them (A Laboratory Manual of Cocktail
Making with Appetizers to Offset Them) [by] Anderson Fredericks (not Formerly of the Hotel
Knickerbocker) "A Cocktail is a Blend of Liquors Which Develops a Flavor of Its Own."
1689. Socialism and the Farmers' Problem: The Way Out of Agricultural Bankruptcy [by] Algernon Lee.

1690. Socialism and Culture [by] Upton Sinclair.

1691. Why I am a Socialist [by] Heywood Broun.

1692. Socialism and the City: How to Remove Chaos and Put Order and Beauty into American Cities [by]
Daniel W. Hoam, mayor Of Milwaukee.

1693. Will Socialism End the Evil of War? [by] Devere Allen.

1694. Socialism and Communism [by] Norman Angell.

1695. Pioneers of Socialism [by] McAlister Coleman.

1696. Incentives Under Socialism [by] G. D. H. Cole.

1697. Socialism and the Trade Unions: The Present Needs and Future Functions of Labor Organizations
[by] James O'Neal.

1698. Certain Misconceptions: A Few Current Objections of Socialism Answered [by] John M. Work
(author of What's So and What Isn't).

1699. The Socialist Goal [by] Fred Henderson.

1700. The Betrayal of the Workless [by] McAlister Coleman.

1701. Can Socialism Prevail in America? [by] James O'Neal.

1702. Forces Making for Socialism [by] Paul Blanshard.

1703. Organizing the World for Socialism [by] Clarence Senior.

1704. Socialism and the Individual [by] Norman Thomas.

1705. Socialism and Women [by] Marion Phillips.

1706. The Practical Accomplishments of Socialism [by] Morris Hillquit . . . , in Collaboration with Nathan
Fine. . . .

1707. The Practical Program of Socialism [by] Harry W. Laidler.

1708. The Political Philosophy of Socialism [by] Morris Hillquit.

1709. The White Slave Traffic [by] Leo Markun.

1710. The Magic of Numbers [by] Leo Markun.

1711. The Economics of Taxation [by] Leo Markun.

1712. Great Dates in History [by] Leo Markun.

1713. Sexual Impotence--Its Causes and Treatment [by] Morton Grad.

1714. The Case of Determinism and Against Free Will, Notes and Reflections, with a Selection of
Statements by Many Philosophers . . . [by] J. Raymond Solly.

1715. Funeral Services without Theology: A Series of Addresses Adapted to Various Occasions [by] F. J.
Gould.

1716. The Superstition of "Sin" [by] William Archer.

1717. Religion as a Bar to Progress [by] Charles T. Gorham.

1718. A Nasty Story [by] Fedor Dostoevski (1821-1881).

1719. Dean Inge's Apology for Christianity [by] William Archer (1923).

1720. Surrendering to Catholicism: A Letter to a Young Friend [by] William Archer.

1721. Gambler's Luck [by] E. T. A. Hoffmann (1776-1822).

1722. Fortune Telling From Dreams [by] Leo Markun.

1723. The Amazing Career of Al Capone [by] Leah Gregg.

1724. The Next World War: How It Is Being Prepared [by] Leo Markun.
1725. The Story of Tammany Hall [by] Leo Markun.

1726. How to Think Creatively [by] Leo Markun.

1727. Fifty Famous Sauces: How to Make Them [by] Frederick Anderson.

1728. The New Aim in the Care of Teeth [by] Howard R. Raper.

1729. Technocracy--From the Viewpoint of an Editor [by] Robert Cromie: An Address by Robert Cromie,
editor of the Vancouver Sun, to the Engineering Institute, Board of Trade Luncheon, Wednesday, January
18, 1933, Vancouver, B.C.

1730. How Man Made God [by] Joseph McCabe and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1731. Atheism in Russia [by] Joseph McCabe and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1732. What Gods Cost Man [by] Joseph McCabe and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1733. The Blood of Martyrs [by] Joseph McCabe and E. Haldeman-Julius.

1734. The Indignations of E. W. Howe, with Introduction by J. E. House, Corra Harris and N. P. Webb.

1735. Worldly Wisdom [by] Max Ehrmann.

1736. Sexological Dictionary, by Lester Hutter.

1737. Sex and Blackmail Rackets Exposed [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1738. How to Win Prize Contests [by] Stanley M. Langberg.

1739. Hints on Developing Personality [by] J. W. Klapman.

1740. True Prison Escapes [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1741. The Case Concerning Incest [by] J. W. Klapman.

1742. A Short Introduction to Mental Hygiene [by] J. W. Klapman.

1743. What You Should Know About Sleep [by] J. W. Klapman.

1744. A Short Treatice [sic] on Abnormal Psychology [by] J. W. Klapman.

1745. The Story of Cancer [by] J. W. Klapman.

1746. An Exposure of Mediums' Tricks and Rackets [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1747. Standard Games of Solitaire [by] Donald Coveyou.

1748. Scientific Crime Detection [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1749. How to Play Backgammon [by] George Henry Fisher.

1750. Curiosities of Language [by] Anson D. Eby.

1751. Methods of Criminals [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1752. How to Become a Detective [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1753. Why Many Women are Sexually Unattractive [by] J. W. Klapman.

1754. How to Read Finger Prints [by] C. Samuel Campbell.

1755. How to Be a Fur Trapper [by] conservation director, American Trappers' Association, Raymond S.
Spears.

1756. The Simplified Cook-Book: Hints on Cookery [by] Albert Hohl.

1757. Sayings of a Sourdough [by] William Sulzer.

1758. Is Adolph Hitler a Maniac? The Truth About the Terror of Hitlerism [by] E. Haldeman-Julius.

1759. Abraham Lincoln--Lawyer: The Legion on Honor; Charge to a Grand Jury; Stepping Stones [by]
Richard J. Hopkins, United States District Judge of Kansas.

1760. The United States of Europe [by] Richard J. Hopkins, United States District Judge of Kansas, in
collaboration with Lida Hafford Hopkins.

1761. America's Little Hitlers: Who's Who and What's Up in U. S. Fascism [by] Roy Tozier (research
directory for Friends of Democracy).

1762. What is Wrong with the World [by] Joseph McCabe.

1763. How an Ape Became a Man [by] Joseph McCabe.

1764. The Evolution of Animal Life [by] Joseph McCabe.

1765. The World We Live In [by] Joseph McCabe.

1766. The Body Machine and How It Works [by] Joseph McCabe.

1767. The Mysteries of Embryology and Heredity [by] Joseph McCabe.

1768. The Plant World Simplified, the Main Principles of Modern Botany, by Joseph McCabe.

1769. Has Man a Mind? [by] Joseph McCabe.

1770. Man the Creator, Physics as the Basis of Engineering, by Joseph McCabe.

1771. The Wonders of Modern Chemistry, the Principles on Which They Are Based, by Joseph McCabe.

1772. How Religion Began: Primitive Man Stumbles into a Blind Alley, by Joseph McCabe.

1773. Philosophers and Their Dreams, the History and Nature of Philosophical Speculation, by Joseph
McCabe.

1774. Real and Unreal Moral Law, the New Ethic and Its Timely Revolution, by Joseph McCabe.
1775. How Christianity Grew Out of Paganism, the Real Origin of the Christian Religion, by Joseph
McCabe.

1776. The Ancient World, from the Dawn of Civilization to the Greeks [by] Joseph McCabe.

1777. The World of the Greeks and Romans: How a New Age Opened 2500 Years Ago [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1778. The Middles Ages: The Longest Reaction in History [by] Joseph McCabe.

1779. The Historical Truth about the Rebirth of Civilization: The Material Factors [by] Joseph McCabe.

1780. Asia's Great Atheist Religions: An Account of Confucianism and Buddhism, by Joseph McCabe.

1781. Skeptics the Great Leaders of Progress: Historical Absurdity of the Alleged Menace of Skepticism,
by Joseph McCabe.

1782. The Making of the Modern World, Civilization Advances as Obscurantism Decays, by Joseph
McCabe.

1783. Lies and Bunk about Racial Superiority: The Aryan and Other Races, by Joseph McCabe.

1784. Asia and Its Problems: The Asiatics Just as Capable of Progress as the Whites [by] Joseph McCabe.

1785. Japan and America: Why America was Caught Napping [by] Joseph McCabe.

1786. Russia in the Light of the War: A Revolution in World- Opinion [by] Joseph McCabe.

1787. Socialism and Capitalism: A Short Statement of the Economic Issue [by] Joseph McCabe.

1788. Evolution or Revolution: Fallacy of the Slow and Steady Theory of Progress [by] Joseph McCabe.

1789. Can We Change Human Nature? Social Psychology Slays the Popular Myth [by] Joseph McCabe.

1790. Sham Fighting about Matter and Spirit: Current Bunk about Materialism and the Spiritual [by]
Joseph McCabe.

1791. Freethought and Agnosticism: Lies and Confusion in Conventional Literature [by] Joseph McCabe.

1792. The Literature of Myths and Legends: Books that Dupe Half the World [by] Joseph McCabe.

1793. Great Poets and Their Creeds: The Fallacy that Religion Inspires Great Poetry [by] Joseph McCabe.

1794. The Theaters and the Cinema: A Critique of Them as Organs of Public Education [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1795. Pessimism in Modern Literature: Why So Much Cynicism in Brilliant Writers [by] Joseph McCabe.

1796. Modern Fancy Religions: When Do They Become Rackets [by] Joseph McCabe.
1797. The Futility of All Mysticism: The Claim that There is a Superscientific Knowledge [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1798. Fundamentalist and Superior Believers: Fallacy of the Belief that Refining Orthodoxy Pays [by]
Joseph McCabe.

1799. Is Our Degenerate? All Talk about Superior Earlier Ages Bunk [by] Joseph McCabe.

1800a. The Chief Aspects of Western Civilization's Decline: Part One, by Albert E. Page.
1800b. The Crying Need of School Reform: How to Make Education Attractive and Effective [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1801a. The Chief Aspects of Western Civilization's Decline: Part Two, by Albert E. Page.
1801b. The Chief Aspects of Western Civilization's Decline by Albert E. Page.
1801c. The Question of Democracy: A Critical Study of First Principles [by] Joseph McCabe.

1802. The Man and the Woman: Science and Common Sense on the Sex Question [by] Joseph McCabe.

1803. What Is the End of Life? Bunk about the Aimlessness of Modern Life [by] Joseph McCabe.

1804. Bunk about Marriage: The Synthetic Zeal of the Bigots [by] Joseph McCabe.

1805. Should the World Federate? The Question of the Federation of All Nations [by] Joseph McCabe.

1806. H. G. Wells and His Creed: An Examination of the Chief Constructive Proposals in Literature [by]
Joseph McCabe.

1807. Is America Religious? A Candid Examination and Critique of Claims [by] Joseph McCabe.

1808. Death Control and Birth Control: The Orthodox Attitude Paradoxical and Insincere [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1809. Bunk About Free will and Strong Will: Another Revolution in Psychology [by] Joseph McCabe.

1810. The Materialistic Determination of History: A Great Philosophy in Brief Outline [by] Joseph
McCabe.

1811. Man Today Faces His Greatest Opportunity: This Tide in Man's Affairs [by] Joseph McCabe.

1812. How to Analyze and Interpret Propaganda [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 1.]

1813. How to Become a Public Speaker [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 1.]

1814. How to Choose a Mate Scientifically [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 12.]

1815. How to Know Common Mental Derangements [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 13.]

1816. How to Understand Drug Addiction: Its Causes and Effects [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To
Series No. 14.]

1817. How to Understand Mental Deficiency [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 15.]
1818. How to Understand Social Problems [by] John H. Burma. [The How-To Series No. 16.]

1819. How to Understand Criminology and Penology [by] Dr. John H. Burma.

1820. How to Understand the Negro Problem [by] Dr. John. H. Burma.

1821. How to Understand the Fundamental Factors in the Social Life of Man [by] Dr. John H. Burma.

1822. How We Solve Our Problems Scientifically, by Ralph Gregory.

1823. How to Understand the Problems of Adolescence [by] John H. Burma.

1824. How to Die Laughing in 62 Easy Lessons.

1825. Stop, Look and Laugh!

1826. How to Cash in On Your Veteran's Benefits, by Albert Coleman.

1827. For Laughing Purposes Only, 62 Gag Cartoons.

1828. Bunk About Marriage [by] Joseph McCabe. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 1] [Reprint of Little
Blue Book No. 1804].

1829. Artificial Insemination: How It's Done: The $2,000 Black Market on Babies: Husbands for Hire:
Fathers by Proxy, by D. O. Cauldwell. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 2].

1830. The Mystery of Existence, by Joseph McCabe. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 3, and as The
Critic and Guide (formerly Fillers), Vol. 2, No. 6].

1831. Sex Life in Russia, by Joseph McCabe. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 4, and as the Critic and
Guide (Formerly Fillers), Vol. 2, No. 6].

1832-1842. No Titles Published with These Numbers.

1843. A Sampling of Vaudeville and Radio Gags and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces. [Also issued as
Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 5].

1844. The Erring Husband, by Joseph McCabe. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 6, and as the Critic and
Guide (Formerly Fillers), Vol. 2, No. 2].

1845. Confessions of a Hermaphrodite and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol.
1, No. 7, and as The critic and Guide (Formerly Fillers), vol. 2, No. 3.
1846. Belle Starr: The Bandit Queen; the Career of the Most Colorful Outlaw the Indian Territory Ever
Knew, by William Yancey Shackleford. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-221].

1847. The Meaning of All Common Given Names [by] Miriam Allen DeFord. [Reprint of Big Blue Book
No. B-330].

1848. Wild Stories From the Ozarks [by] Vance Randolph. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-340].

1849. No Title Published with this number.

1850. Carry Nation of Kansas: Who Fought the Liquor Traffic with a Hatchet [by] Anton S. Booker.
[Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-181].

1851. The Art of Intimacy in Marriage.

1852. Girdles of Chastity, and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces. [Also issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 9.]

1853. Scientists Look at Homosexuality and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces. [Also issued as Fillers:
Vol. 1, No. 10, and as The Critic and Guide (formerly Fillers), Vol. 2, No. 4].

1854. Confessions of a Transvestite, and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces. [Also Issued as Fillers: Vol. 1,
No. 11].

1855. The Mystery of Womanhood, and More Than 100 Other Short Pieces, by E. Haldeman-Julius. [Also
issued as Fillers: Vol. 1, No. 12].
1856. The Story of Bessie: A Transvestite Tells of His Passion for Wearing Women's Clothes. [Also issued
as The Critic and Guide (formerly Fillers), Vol. 2, No. 1].

1857-1872. No Titles published with these numbers.

1873. Abraham Lincoln--Lawyer, by Richard J. Hopkins.

1874-1876. No Titles published with these numbers.

*1877. Grins and Giggles, selected by Albert Coleman; 62 Cartoon Gags.

*1878. Your Sex Life After 80.

*1879. Rupture and Hernia, prepared in collaboration with Dr. Robert W. Frigerri.

*1880. Pin-Ups of Now Magazette.

*1881. Pocket Pin-Ups of Now Magazette.

*1882. Tall Tales From the Ozarks, by Vance Randolph. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-343].

*1883. Eat and Get Skinny.

*1884. Memo Book.

*1885. Diary.

*1886. Address Book.

*1887. Notes.

*1888. Survival Under Atomic Attack.

*1889. Wildcats in Petticoats, by Anton S. Booker. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-215]
*1890. Scientific Oddities: Little-Known Facts, Paradoxes & Illusions, Puzzles and Quizzes [sic], etc. [by]
Hereward Carrington. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-647].

*1891. Address Book. [Same as 1886 above].

*1892. No Title published with this number.

*1893. Buried Treasure: True Tales of, [sic] Famous, Mysterious and Fascinating Treasures, by T. D.
Barrett. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-500].
*1894. Cartoons and Quips.

1895. No Title Published with this number.

*1896. The Wild Adventures of Davy Crockett: Based Mainly on the Writings of the Hero of the Alamo,
by Arthur S. Tolliver. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-70b].

*1897. Funny Stories from the Ozarks [by] Vance Randolph. [Reprint of Big Blue Book No. B-339].
*1898. Photographs.

*1899. Joke Book One.

*1900. Joke Book Two.

*1901. Date Book and Diary.

*1902. Appointment Book, Diary, Log Book.

*1903. Salesmen's City Address Book.

*1904. Xmas Card Address Book.

*1905. Daily Log Book.

*1906. The Story of the Independent . . . How It Was Born . . . The People Behind It . . . Vicissitudes of Its
Growth and Survival . . . .

*1907. Account Book.

*1908. Housewives' Expense Record.

*1909. Daily Expense Record.

*1910. Travel Expense Record.

*1911. Expense Record.

*1912. Ledger.

*1913. The Secretary's Spelling Book . . .

*1914. 4,000 Most Essential English Words (A Basic Literacy Test). [Reprint of Little Blue Book No.
639].

*1915. Scratch Book . . .

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