This new volume in the " Christian Revoilution Series " by W. E. Wilson (Swarthmore Press, 5/-), Is a book crammed with suggestion and clear thought. Such a book makes one long to argue, and therein lies it power. It is a book over which chapter by chapter it is impossible to be

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net. Grant Richards, Ltd. In the middle of last year an article appeared " The Nation " entitled : " The Indictment of th' Public School." This criticism was written in connec' tion with Mr. Waugh's much-discussed novel, " Th Loom of. Youth." The article brought forth a tic harv

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