“ A Fresh Consideration of the Case between Germany and Ourselves. It is perhaps impossible that during the war an Englishman could write impartially of the deadly differences between his own country and Germany. ”

“ But this author certainly writes without passion of the hate of Germany for England of the various currents of opinion with reference to the war aims of Germany, of their relative weight and of the hope of reconciliation after the war. But though most moderate in tone and temperate in judgment, the author concludes that no lasting peace is possible, until Germany is completely defeated.
WOMEN OF BELGIUM. By Charlotte Kellogg.
FUNK & WAGNALLS CO., New York.
A simple but stirring account of the wonderful relief work by which millions of the Belgian people are kept from starving. ”

“ The Case of Bohemia.
Lewis B. Namier: The Czecho-Slovaks.
J. W. Mackail: Russia’s Gift to the World.
T. G. Masaryk: The Voice of an Oppressed People.
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