BIG BLUE NEWSLETTER NO.

Dedicated to the study of the publications

edited by E. Haldeman-Julius 1
Little Blue Book
Handlist
first edition

edited by Tim Davenport

[includes addenda made through Jan. 2005]

HALDEMAN-JULIUS COLLECTORS CLUB

CORVALLIS, OREGON
W
elcome to the first issue of Big Blue Newsletter — a quarterly journal
dedicated to the study of the thousands of pamphlets and books pub-
lished by the company of Emanuel Haldeman-Julius of Girard, Kansas.
This small-circulation zine will be the official publication of The Haldeman-Julius
Collectors Club and will appear four times a year, generally in a 32 page format. This
is your journal, please write for it!
This first edition of Big Blue is a special theme issue, containing a complete
listing of the Haldeman-Julius Little Blue Books (“LBBs”), listed by book number.
By “Little Blue Books” is meant the entire array of Appeal to Reason and Haldeman-
Julius pocket books — pamphlets approximately 5 inches in height which appeared
beginning in 1919 under various names, including Appeal Pocket Series, People’s
Pocket Series, Appeal’s Pocket Series, Pocket Series, Ten Cent Pocket Series, Five
Cent Pocket Series, and Little Blue Books. “LBBs” is a generic name for all, regard-
less of the actual series name printed on the cover.
Often times (but not always) first edition LBBs included a copyright date up
front, a date which was generally (but not always) removed from the printing plates
when the title was subsequently reprinted. A great deal of research remains to be
done before we are able to date each individual reprint with anything approaching
certainty. It is safe to assume that the study of these reprints — which made use of a
variety of colors of cardstock, colors of ink, cover designs and typography, etc. —
will provide a fruitful field for research by members of the H-JCC.
The LBBs are listed here numerically, with the inclusion of a date of publica-
tion or an estimated date of publication whenever possible. Dates in brackets which
are followed by a “c.” for “circa” are believed to be correct plus-or-minus 1 year.
Publication dates which I was not able to estimate with confidence to within a year
of issue have been left blank. I would like to make it one of the first tasks of the H-
JCC to clean up these dates of issue, changing “circa” dates into exact dates of pub-
lication and providing dates for those titles which are not known. I’m sure there are
no shortage of typographical errors that have slipped into print here as well. This first
edition of the LBB Handlist is an early effort to get the research ball rolling, a work
in progress, rather than the finished product of protracted scholarship.
Well over 200 numbers were “reused” by Haldeman-Julius — when one title
was put out of print for whatever reason, another was published using the same book
number. These alternate types are designated with the suffix “-A” or “-B” or some-
times “-C” and “-D.” The total count of LBB titles here is 2127.
This will make a handy checklist for collectors and will serve as a good starting
point for future research. This handlist would not have been possible without the
pioneering research of others, particularly work published on the internet by the
Leonard Axe Library of the University of Pittsburgh (Kansas) as well as the fine study
published in 1970 in The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America by Richard
Colles Johnson and G. Thomas Tanselle. Grateful acknowledgment is hereby made.
Please send notice of typographical errors, erroneous dates of publication, and
information clarifying dates of publication to the Editor:
Tim Davenport
5010 NW Shasta
Corvallis, OR 97330 (USA)
NO AUTHOR TITLE DATE
0001. Khayyam: Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. [1919]
0002. Wilde: The Ballad of Reading Jail. [1919]
0003-A. (no author) Original Documents of the German Revolution. [1919]
0003-B. Kaiser/Keynes: Private Notes of William Kaiser +1. [1920]
0003-C. Voltaire: Eighteen Little Essays. [1921]
0004-A. (no author) Soviet Constitution. [1919]
0004-B. Paine: The Age of Reason. [1922]
0005-A. Sinclair: Russia: A Challenge. [1919]
0005-B. (no author) The Soviet Land Law. [1919]
0005-C. DeLeon: Socialism vs. Anarchism. [1920]
0005-D. Macaulay: Life of Samuel Johnson. [1922]
0006. de Maupassant: Love and Other Stories. [1919]
0007-A. Wells, H.G.: This Misery of Boots. [1919]
0007-B. Sinclair/Wells, H.G.: The High Cost of Living +1. [1919]
0007-C. Huxley: A Liberal Education. [1921]
0008-A. Haldeman-Julius, E.: A Trip to Plutopia. [1919]
0008-B. Wilde: Lady Windermere’s Fan. [1921]
0009-A. Burns, R.: The Cottar’s Saturday Night. [1919]
0009-B (???) Three Great Poems. [1919]
0009-C. (???) Great Proletarian Poems. [1920]
0009-D. Crawford (ed.): Great English Poems. [1921]
0010-A. Gray: Elegy in a Country Churchyard. [1919]
0010-B. Darrow/Hall: Crime and Criminals +1. [1919]
0010-C. Thompson: Shelley: An Essay. [1921]
0011-A. Goldsmith: The Deserted Village. [1919]
0011-B. Holmes/Norris: Debate on Religion. [1919]
0011-C. Hamblen: A Guide to Nietzsche. [1923]
0012-A. Poe: The Fall of the House of Usher. [1919]
0012-B. Poe: Tales of Mystery. [1923]
0013-A Ingersoll: Blasphemy. [1919]
0013-B. Sessions/Gale: Is Free Will a Fact or a Fallacy? [1920]
0013-C. Fenton: Man and His Ancestors. [1923]
0014-A. Blatchford: Marriage Under Capitalism. [1919]
0014-B. Sanger: What Every Girl Should Know. [1919]
0015. Balzac: The Passion in the Desert. [1919]
0016-A. Hanford/Hald.-Julius: The Jimmie Higginses +3. [1919]
0016-B. LaFargue: The Religion of Capital. [1920]
0016-C. Ibsen: Ghosts. [1922]
0017-A. Gunn, J.: The Emballoted Farmers. [1919]
0017-B. Thoreau: On Walking. [1921]
0018. Jerome: Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow. [1919]
0019-A. Mugge: Nietzsche: Who He Was and What He Stood For. [1919]
0019-B. Durant: The Story of Frederich Nietzsche’s Philosophy. [1924]
0020. Nasby: Let’s Laugh. [1919]
0021. Merimee: Carmen. [1919]
0022-A. Hoffman, et. al.: The Money Question +2. [1919]
0022-B. Garnett. Tolstoy: His Life and Writings. [1922]
0023-A. Kropotkin: An Appeal to the Young. [1919]
0023-B: (no author) Great Stories of the Sea. [1922]
0024-A. Young: Story of a Chicken Yard. [1919]
0024-B. Chekhov: The Kiss and Other Stories. [1921]
0025. (no author) Rhyming Dictionary. [1919]
0026 Shaw: On Going to Church. [1919]
0027. Hugo: Last Days of a Condemned Man. [1919]
0028. Voltaire: Toleration. [1919]
0029. Schreiner: Dreams. [1919]
0030-A. London: The Dream of Debs +1. [1919]
0030-B. London: What Life Means to Me. [1920]
0031. Maeterlinck: Pelleas and Melisande. [1919]
0032. Poe: Poe’s Poems. [1919]
0033. Gunn, J.: Braunn, Smasher of Shams. [1919]
0034-A. Dennett/Ford: The Case for Birth Control +1. [1919]
0034-B. von Keler: The Mystery of the Iron Mask. [1922 c]
0035. La Rochefoucauld: Maxims of La Rochefoucauld. [1919]
0036. Wilde: The Soul of Man Under Socialism. [1919]
0037. Morris: The Dream of John Ball. [1919]
0038. Stevenson: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. [1919]
0039-A. Holmes: Did Jesus Ever Live? +2. [1919]
0039-B. Durant: A Guide to Aristotle. [1923]
0040. Bulwer-Lytton: The House and the Brain. [1919]
0041. Dickens: A Christmas Carol. [1919]
0042. Schwalbe: From Monkey to Man. [1919]
0043. Greeley/Owen: Marriage and Divorce. [1919]
0044. Aesop: Aesop’s Fables. [1919]
0045. Tolstoy: Tolstoy’s Short Stories. [1920]
0046. Wilde: Salome. [1920]
0047-A. Sinclair: Press-titution. [1920]
0047-B. London: He Renounced the Faith. [1920]
0047-C. Fenton: Animals of the Ancient Sea. [1922 c.]
0048. Bacon: Bacon’s Essays. [1919]
0049. Haeckel: The Dagger of Darkness. [1920]
0050. Paine: Common Sense. [1920]
0051-A. Krupskaya, et. al.: Adult Education in Russia +2. [1920]
0051-B. Turnbull: Giordano Bruno: The Story of His Life... [1920]
0052. Hugo: Oration on Voltaire. [1920]
0053. Darrow: Insects and Men: Instincts and Reason. [1920]
0054. Wilde: The Importance of Being Earnest. [1920]
0055-A. Marx/Engels: Communist Manifesto. [1920]
0055-B. Hudson: Herbert Spencer: His Life and Works. [1922 c.]
0056-A. Ingersoll: Wisdom of Ingersoll. [1920]
0056-B. Wood/Goddard: A Dictionary of American Slang. [1926]
0057. Irving: Rip Van Winkle and Other Tales. [1920]
0058. Boccaccio: Boccaccio’s Stories. [1920]
0059. (no author) 500 Epigrams of Wit, Wisdom and Wickedness. [1920]
0060. Emerson: Emerson’s Essays. [1920]
0061-A. Tolstoy: Tolstoi’s Essays. [1920]
0061-B. Tolstoy: What Is Religion? [1923 c.]
0062. Schopenhauer: Schopenhauer’s Essays. [1920]
0063-A. (no author) Questions and Answers. [1920]
0063-B Shelley: A Defense of Poetry. [1922]
0064-A. (no author) The Socialist Appeal: Quotations... [1920]
0064-B. Jones: Rudolf Eucken: His Life and Philosophy. [1922 c.]
0065. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Meditations of Marcus Aurelius. [1920]
0066-A. O’Hare: Kate O’Hare’s Prison Letters. [1920]
0066-B. Dumas: Crimes of the Borgias. [1922 c.]
0067-A. (no author) From Terror to Triumph. [1920]
0067-B. Tichenor: Church History. [1921]
0067-C. Randolph: A History of the Mediaeval Christian Church. [1924]
0068. Shakespeare: Shakespeare’s Sonnets. [1920]
0069-A. Kopelin: The Life of Debs. [1920]
0069-B. Dumas: Life of Mary, Queen of Scots. [1922 c.]
0070. Lamb: Charles Lamb’s Essays. [1920]
0071. Smith, La., et. al. Poems of Evolution. [1920]
0072. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Color of Life. [1920]
0073. Crawford (ed.): Walt Whitman’s Poems. [1920]
0074-A. Gould: On the Threshold of Sex. [1920]
0074-B. Greer: Physiology of Sex Life. [1924]
0075. Carlyle: On the Choice of Books. [1920]
0076. Bryan: The Prince of Peace. [1920]
0077-A. Weeks: The Socialism of Jesus. [1920]
0077-B. (no author) What Great Men Have Said About Women. [1922 c.]
0078. Altgeld: How to Be an Orator. [1920]
0079. Tennyson: Enoch Arden. [1920]
0080. Ibsen: Pillars of Society. [1920]
0081. Grulee: The Care of the Baby. [1920]
0082-A. Alexander: Common Faults in Writing English. [1920]
0082-B. Smith, L.E.: Common Faults in Writing English. [1924]
0083-A. Besant: Marriage: Its Past, Present and Future. [1920]
0083-B. Markun: The Evolution of Marriage. [1926]
0084. (no author) Love Letters of a Portugese Nun. [1920]
0085. Zola: The Attack on the Mill. [1920]
0086. Brandes: On Reading. [1920]
0087. Montaigne: Love: An Essay. [1920]
0088. Ingersoll: Vindication of Thomas Paine. [1920]
0089. (no author) Love Letters of People of Genius. [1920]
0090-A (no author) The Public Defender. [1920]
0090-B. Gilbert: The Mikado. [1922 c.]
0091-A. Thompson: Manhood: The Facts of Life Presented to Men. [1920]
0091-B. Wood: Manhood: The Facts of Life Presented to Men. [1924]
0092-A. Hutchinson: Hypnotism Made Plain. [1920]
0092-B Shipley: Hypnotism Made Plain. [1924]
0093. Cornaro: How to Live 100 Years. [1920]
0094. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Trial and Death of Socrates. [1920]
0095. DeQuincey: Confessions of an Opium Eater. [1920]
0096. Plato: Dialogues of Plato. [1920]
0097-A. Kautsky: Dictatorship of the Proletariat. [1920]
0097-B. Henry VIII: Love Letters of King Henry VIII. [1921]
0097-C. (no author) Self-Contradictions of the Bible. [1925]
0098-A. Gallichan: How to Love. [1920]
0098-B. Wood: How to Love. [1924]
0099. Moliere: Tartuffe. [1920]
0100. Andreyev: The Red Laugh. [1920]
0101. Smith, L.E. (ed.) Thoughts of Pascal. [1920]
0102. Doyle: Tales of Sherlock Holmes. [1920]
0103. Voltaire: Pocket Theology. [1920]
0104. Hugo: Battle of Waterloo. [1920]
0105. Andreyev: The Seven That Were Hanged. [1920]
0106. Sand: Thoughts and Aphorisms. [1920]
0107-A. (no author) How to Strengthen Mind and Memory. [1920]
0107-B. Collins: The Dream-Woman. [1923]
0108-A. (no author) How to Develop a Healthy Mind. [1920]
0108-B. Poe: The Fall of the House of Usher. [1923]
0109-A. (no author) How to Develop a Strong Will. [1920]
0109-B. Mordell: Dante, and the Other Waning Classics, v. 1. [1922 c.]
0109-C. McCabe: Facts You Should Know About the Classics. [1927]
0110-A. (no author) How to Develop a Magnetic Personality. [1920]
0110-B. Mordell: Dante, and the Other Waning Classics, v. 2. [1922 c.]
0110-C. Markun: A Short History of the World War. [1928]
0111-A. (no author) How to Attract Friends and Friendship. [1920]
0111-B. Vedder (ed.): The Words of Jesus, v. 1. [1922 c.]
0111-C. Jesus: Sermon on the Mount and Other Famous... [1926]
0112-A. (no author) How to Be a Leader of Men. [1920]
0112-B Vedder (ed.): The Words of Jesus, v. 2. [1922 c.]
0112-C. Powys: The Secret of Self Development. [1927]
0113. (no author) Proverbs of England. [1920]
0114. (no author) Proverbs of France. [1920]
0115. (no author) Proverbs of Japan. [1920]
0116. (no author) Proverbs of China. [1920]
0117. (no author) Proverbs of Italy. [1920]
0118. (no author) Proverbs of Russia. [1920]
0119. (no author) Proverbs of Ireland. [1920]
0120. (no author) Proverbs of Spain. [1920]
0121. (no author) Proverbs of Arabia. [1920]
0122. Doyle/McCabe: Debate on Spiritualism. [1920]
0123-A. Kellogg/Brewster: A Debate on Vegetarianism +1. [1920]
0123-B Tichenor: Madame DuBarry: King’s Mistress. [1922]
0124-A. Hardie: Keir Hardie Calendar. [1920]
0124-B. Tichenor: The Theory of Reincarnation Explained. [1922]
0125. Smith, L.E. (ed.): War Speeches and Addresses of Woodrow Wilson. [1920]
0126-A. Giles: History of Rome. [1920]
0126-B. Wood: History of Rome. [1924]
0127-A. Davison: What Every Expectant Mother Should Know. [1920]
0127-B. Reed: What Every Expectant Mother Should Know. [1924]
0128-A. Harding: Julius Caesar: Who He Was and What... [1920]
0128-B. Wood: Julius Caesar: Who He Was and What... [1924]
0129. Ingersoll/Manning: Rome or Reason: A Debate... [1920]
0130. Ingersoll/Gladstone: Controversy on Christianity. [1920]
0131. Tolstoy: Tolstoi’s Redemption. [1920]
0132-A. Cook: Foundations of Religion. [1920]
0132-B. Scholl: History and Beliefs of the Major Religions. [1924]
0133-A. Campbell, N.: Principles of Electricity. [1920]
0133-B. Shipley: Principles of Electricity. [1925]
0134-A. (no author) How to Organize Cooperatives. [1920]
0134-B. Moliere: The Misanthrope: Comedy in Five Acts. [1922]
0135. Shaw: Socialism for Millionaires. [1920]
0136-A. Spiller: The Training of the Child. [1920]
0136-B. Weaver: Measles, Diptheria, Scarlet Fever... [1924]
0137. Matilda: Home Nursing. [1920]
0138. Schopenhauer: Studies in Pessimism. [1920]
0139-A. Hanford: Fight for Your Life. [1920]
0139-B. Howell: Life of Dante. [1921]
0139-C. Ingersoll: Crimes Against Criminals. [1925]
0140-A. O’Hare: America’s Prison Hell. [1920]
0140-B. Tichenor: Biology and Spinal Philosophy. [1922 c.]
0140-C. France: Reflections on Life and Destiny. [1925]
0141-A. Nearing/Ward: Would the Practice of Christ’s Teachings... [1920]
0141-B. Finger: Life of Napoleon. [1923]
0142. Bowicke: Bismarck and the German Empire. [1920]
0143-A. Blatchford: Pope Leo’s Encyclical. [1920]
0143-B. Balzac: In the Time of the Terror. [1922]
0144. Whitman: Was Poe Immoral? [1920]
0145. (no author) Five Great Ghost Stories. [1920]
0146. Whittier/Browning: Snow-Bound + The Pied Piper. [1920]
0147-A. Johnstone: Oliver Cromwell and His Times. [1920]
0147-B. Wood: Cromwell and His Times. [1924]
0148. London: The Strength of the Strong. [1920]
0149-A. (no author) The Socialist Ginger Box. [1920]
0149-B. Finger: Historic Crimes and Criminals. [1922]
0150-A. (no author) The Socialist Pepper-Box. [1921]
0150-B. Finger: Queer Facts About Lost Civilizations. [1922]
0151. Kipling: The Man Who Would Be King. [1920]
0152-A. Phillips, W.: Foundations of the Labor Movement. [1920]
0152-B. Burton: The Kasidah. [1922 c.]
0152-C. London: The Son of the Wolf. [1926]
0153-A. Sinclair: Socialism and How It Is Coming. [1920]
0153-B. Tichenor: Chinese Philosophy of Life. [1922 c.]
0154. Ibsen: Epigrams of Ibsen. [1920]
0155. Napoleon: Maxims of Napoleon. [1921]
0156. Andersen: Andersen’s Fairy Tales. [1921]
0157-A. Darrow/Lewis, A.M.: Marx vs. Tolstoi: A Debate... [1921]
0157-B. Plato: The Republic of Plato. [1922 c.]
0158. Carroll: Alice in Wonderland. [1921]
0159-A. Schleuter: Abraham Lincoln and the Working Class. [1921]
0159-B. Durant: A Guide to Plato. [1922 c.]
0160-A. Ingersoll: A Lecture on Shakespeare. [1921]
0160-B. Voltaire: The Wit and Wisdom of Voltaire. [1925]
0161. Wells, H.G.: The Country of the Blind. [1921]
0162-A. Schleuter: Karl Marx and the Civil War. [1921]
0162-B. Poe: The Murders in the Rue Morgue +1. [1922]
0163. Dickinson, et. al.: Sex Life in Greece and Rome. [1921]
0164. Michaelangelo: Michael Angelo’s Sonnets. [1921]
0165. Wells, H.G.: Discovery of the Future +1. [1921]
0166. Twain: English as She Is Spoke. [1921]
0167-A. Plutarch: Plutarch’s Rules of Health. [1921]
0167-B. Fishbein: General Hints on Everyday Health. [1927]
0168. Wilde: Epigrams of Oscar Wilde. [1921]
0169-A. (???) Shall Church Property Be Taxed? A Debate. [1921]
0169-B. Tichenor: Voices from the Past. [1921]
0169-C. Randolph: A History of the Modern Christian Church. [1924]
0170-A. DeLeon: Socialization of Money. [1921]
0170-B. Tichenor: Constantine and the Beginnings of Christianity. [1922]
0170-C. Randolph: A History of the Ancient Christian Church. [1924]
0171. Harris/Ward: Has Life Any Meaning? A Debate. [1921]
0172-A. Key: The Evolution of Love. [1921]
0172-B. Wood: The Evolution of Sex. [1925]
0173. Lowell: The Vision of Sir Launfal. [1921]
0174-A. (no author) Trial of William Penn. [1921]
0174-B. Voltaire: Ten Dialogues on Religion and Philosophy. [1925]
0175-A. Froude: The Science of History. [1921]
0175-B. Markun: A Hindu Book of Love (The Kama Sutra). [1926]
0176. Ellis: Four Essays. [1921]
0177. Mill: Subjection of Women. [1921]
0178. Cautier: One of Cleopatra’s Nights. [1921]
0179-A. (no author) Constitution of the League of Nations. [1921]
0179-B. Emerson: Gems from Emerson. [1922 c.]
0180. Shaw: Epigrams of Bernard Shaw. [1921]
0181. Thoreau: Epigrams of Thoreau. [1921]
0182-A. (no author) Steps Toward Socialism. [1921]
0182-B. James: Daisy Miller. [1922]
0183-A. Darrow: Realism in Art and Literature +1. [1921]
0183-B. Tichenor: Life of Jack London. [1923]
0184. Tichenor: Primitive Beliefs. [1921]
0185-A. Disraeli: History of Printing. [1921]
0185-B. Ingersoll: The Gods: A Lecture. [1925]
0186. Poe: How I Wrote “The Raven.” [1921]
0187. Whistler: The Humor of Whistler. [1921]
0188-A. Darrow: How Voltaire Fooled Priest and King. [1921]
0188-B. Finger: Surprising Adventures of Baron Muchausen. [1923]
0189. Ellis: Eugenics Made Plain. [1921]
0190. Fielding: Psycho-Analysis: The Key to Human Behavior. [1921]
0191-A. Balmforth: Evolution vs. Religion. [1921]
0191-B. Shipley: Evolution Versus Dogma. [1925]
0192. Smith, L.E. (ed.) Book of Synonyms. [1921]
0193-A. (???) Solution of the Trust Problem: A Debate. [1921]
0193-B. Lamb: Wit and Wisdom of Charles Lamb. [1922 c.]
0194-C. Howe: When a Woman Enjoys Herself and Other... [1928]
0195-A. (no author) How to Keep Well. [1921]
0195-B. Thoreau: Thoughts on Nature. [1922 c.]
0196. Sand: The Marquise. [1921]
0197-A. De Sevigne: Whimsicalities, Whitticisms and Reflections. [1921]
0197-B. De Ford: What Great Frenchwomen Learned About Love. [1926]
0198. France: The Majesty of Justice. [1921]
0199-A. Wentworth: Studies in Socialism. [1921]
0199-B. de Maupassant: The Tallow B all. [1922]
0200. Voltaire: The Ignorant Philosopher. [1921]
0201-A. Tichenor: Satan and the Saints. [1921]
0201-B. Goebel (ed.): Goethe’s Conversations with Echemann. [1926]
0202. Tichenor: Survival of the Fittest. [1921]
0203. Ellis: The Love Rights of Women. [1921]
0204. Tichenor: Sun worship and Later Beliefs. [1921]
0205. Ward: Artemus Ward: His Book. [1921]
0206. Seligman/Nearing: Debate on Capitalism vs. Socialism. [1921]
0207. Tichenor: The Olympian Gods. [1921]
0208. Sanger/Russell: Debate on Birth Control. [1921]
0209. Knopf: Aspects of Birth Control. [1921]
0210. Murray: The Stoic Philosophy. [1921]
0211. Mill: The Idea of God in Nature. [1921]
0212. Goethe: Life and Character. [1921]
0213-A. Ingersoll: A Lecture on Lincoln. [1921]
0213-B. Goldberg: Havelock Ellis: The Man and His Work. [1925]
0214. Lincoln: Speeches of Lincoln. [1921]
0215. Shaw: The Miraculous Revenge. [1921]
0216. Eliot: The Wit of Heinrich Heine. [1921]
0217-A. Stern: A Socialist Catechism. [1921]
0217-B. (no author) Soviet Marriage Laws + Code of Labor Laws. [1921]
0217-C. Fielding: The Puzzle of Personality. [1922]
0218-A. Jaures: Four Essays. [1921]
0218-B. von Keler: The Essence of the Talmud. [1922 c.]
0219. France: The Human Tragedy. [1921]
0220-A. Blatchford: Essays on the New Testament. [1921]
0220-B. Finger: England in Shakespeare’s Time. [1922 c.]
0220-C. Cunningham (ed.): Senator Vest’s Tribute to a Dog... [1927]
0221. Maeterlinck: Women and Four Other Essays. [1921]
0222. Kipling: The Vampire and Other Poems. [1921]
0223-A. Quiller-Couch: Essay on Swinburne. [1921]
0223-B. London: The Wife of a King. [1926]
0224. Butler: God: Known and Unknown. [1921]
0225-A. Lowell: Condescension in Foreigners. [1921]
0225-B. Komroff: Strange Loves. [1927]
0226. Schnitzler: Professor Bernhardi: A Play. [1921]
0227-A. Thomas, E.: Keats: The Man, His Work and His Friends. [1921]
0227-B. Fenton: An Introduction to Zoology. [1925]
0228-A. Huxley: Aphorisms. [1921]
0228-B. Ellis/Viereck: Plain Talks With Husbands and Wifes. [1927]
0229-A. Ellis: Diderot. [1921]
0229-B. Moliere: Ridiculous Women (Les Precieuses Ridicules). [1923]
0230. Gautier: The Fleece of Gold. [1921]
0231. Twain: Eight Humorous Sketches. [1921]
0232. Hardy: The Three Strangers. [1921]
0233. Goethe: Literature and Art. [1921]
0234. McNeal/Sinclair: McNeal-Sinclair Debate on Socialism. [1921]
0235. Chesterton: Five Essays. [1921]
0236-A. Tree: Love Affairs of King Henry VIII. [1921]
0236-B. Ingersoll: 61 Reasons for Doubting the Inspiration... [1925]
0237. Baudelaire: Poems in Prose. [1921]
0238. Huxley: Reflections on Modern Science. [1921]
0239. Gorki: Twenty-Six Men and a Girl. [1921]
0240. Shakespeare: The Tempest. [1922]
0241. Shakespeare: Merry Wives of Windsor. [1922]
0242. Shakespeare: As You Like It. [1922]
0243. Shakespeare: Twelfth Night. [1922]
0244. Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing. [1922]
0245. Shakespeare: Measure for Measure. [1922]
0246. Shakespeare: Hamlet. [1922]
0247. Shakespeare: Macbeth. [1922]
0248. Shakespeare: King Henry V. [1922]
0249. Shakespeare: Julius Caesar. [1922]
0250. Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet. [1922]
0251. Shakespeare: Midsummer Night’s Dream. [1922]
0252. Shakespeare: Othello, Moor of Venice. [1922]
0253. Shakespeare: King Henry VIII. [1922]
0254. Shakespeare: Taming of the Shrew. [1922]
0255. Shakespeare: King Lear. [1922]
0256. Shakespeare: Venus and Adonis. [1922]
0257. Shakespeare: King Henry IV: Part One. [1922]
0258. Shakespeare: King Henry IV: Part Two. [1922]
0259. Shakespeare: King Henry VI: Part One. [1922]
0260. Shakespeare: King Henry VI: Part Two. [1922]
0261. Shakespeare: King Henry VI: Part Three. [1922]
0262. Shakespeare: Comedy of Errors. [1922]
0263. Shakespeare: King John. [1922]
0264. Shakespeare: King Richard III. [1922]
0265. Shakespeare: King Richard II. [1922]
0266-A. (no author) The Life of Shakespeare. [1922]
0266-B. Doyle: Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. [1926]
0267-A. Shakespeare: Pericles. [1922]
0267-B. Haldeman-Julius, E.: What the Ford Five-Day Week Really Means. [1927]
0268. Shakespeare: Merchant of Venice. [1922]
0269-A. Harris: Contemporary Portraits: Volume 1. [1922]
0269-B. Damrau: Can Faith Heal the Invalid? [1928]
0270. Harris: Contemporary Portraits: Volume 2. [1922]
0271-A. Harris: Contemporary Portraits: Volume 3. [1922]
0271-B. Shipley: Is Death Inevitable? [1928]
0272. Harris: Contemporary Portraits: Volume 4. [1922]
0273. Rousseau: Chapters from the Social contract. [1922]
0274. Fenton: Animals of Ancient Lands. [1922]
0275. Fenton: The Building of the Earth. [1922]
0276. Washington: Speeches and Letters. [1922]
0277. Hale: The Man Without a Country. [1922]
0278-A. Thoreau: Friendship and Other Essays. [1922]
0278-B. Fishbein: Quacks and Quackeries of the Healing Cults. [1927]
0279. Stevenson: Will o’ the Mill: Markheim. [1922]
0280. Wilde: The Happy Prince and Other Tales. [1922]
0281. Macaulay: Lays of Ancient Rome. [1922]
0282. Coleridge: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. [1922]
0283. Longfellow: The Courtship of Miles Standish. [1922]
0284. Burns, R.: Poems of Robert Burns. [1922]
0285. Moore, G.: Euphorian in Texas. [1922]
0286-A. Tichenor: When the Puritans Were in Power. [1922]
0286-B. Markun: Prostitution in the Ancient World. [1928]
0287-A. Martinwood: Whistler: The Man and His Art. [1922]
0287-B. Milburn: The Best Jokes About Doctors. [1927]
0288-A. Sainte-Beuve: Essays on Chesterfield and Rabelais. [1922]
0288-B. London: Thrilling Tales of the Frozen North. [1926]
0289. Finger (ed.): Pepys’ Diary. [1922]
0290. Poe: The Gold Bug. [1922]
0291. Twain: Mark Twain’s Jumping Fron and Other... [1921]
0292. Maupassant: Mademoiselle Fifi and Other Stories. [1922]
0293. Stevenson: François Villon: Student, Poet... [1922]
0294. Browning, E.: Sonnets from the Portuguese. [1922 c.]
0295. Ibsen: The Master Builder. [1922]
0296. Browning, R.: Lyric Love. [1922 c.]
0297-A. Southey: Poems. [1922 c.]
0297-B. McCabe: Do We Need Religion? [1927]
0298. Crawford/O’Neil (eds.): Today’s Poetry. [1922 c.]
0299. Whitman: Prose Nature Notes. [1922 c.]
0300. Dumas: Terrorism in France. [1922 c.]
0301. Finger (ed.): Sailor Chanties and Cowboy Songs. [1923]
0302. Ibsen: The Wild Duck. [1923]
0303. Ibsen: Rosmersholm. [1923]
0304. (no author) What Great Women Have Said About Men. [1922 c.]
0305. Macaulay: Machiavelli. [1922 c.]
0306. Housman: A Shropshire Lad. [1922 c.]
0307. Barrie: A Tillyloss Scandal. [1922 c.]
0308. Goldsmith: She Stoops to Conquer. [1922 c.]
0309. Moliere: Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme... [1922 c.]
0310. Thackeray: The Wisdom of Thackeray. [1922]
0311. Stevenson: A Lodging for the Night. [1922]
0312. Gunn, J.: The Life and Works of Laurence Sterne. [1922]
0313. Wilde: The Decay of Lying. [1922]
0314. Daudet: Short Stories. [1922]
0315. Wilde: Pen, Pencil and Poison. [1922]
0316. Aeschylus: Prometheus Bound. [1922 c.]
0317-A. Milton: L’Allegro and Other Poems. [1922 c.]
0317-B. Chekhov: A Flirtation in the Night and Other Stories. [1927]
0318. Balzac: Christ in Flanders and Other Stories. [1922]
0319. Dumas: Comtesse de Saint-Geran. [1922]
0320. Machiavelli: The Prince. [1922]
0321. Fenton: History of Evolution. [1922]
0322. Tichenor: The Buddhist Philosophy. [1922]
0323. Tichenor: The Life of Joan of Arc. [1922]
0324. Bowers: Life of Abraham Lincoln. [1922 c.]
0325. Bowden (ed.): The Essence of Buddhism. [1922 c.]
0326. Finger: Hints on Writing Short Stories. [1922]
0327. Finger: The Ice Age. [1922]
0328. Finger: Joseph Addison and His Time. [1922]
0329. Dante: Dante’s Inferno: Volume 1. [1922 c.]
0330. Dante: Dante’s Inferno: Volume 2. [1922 c.]
0331. Kipling: The Finest Story in the World and Other Stories. [1923]
0332. Kipling: The Man Who Was and Other Stories. [1923]
0333. Kipling: Mulvaney Stories. [1923]
0334. Haldeman-Julius, E. & M.: Caught and Dreams and Compound Interest. [1923]
0335. Yeats: The Land of Heart’s Desire. [1923 c.]
0336. Kipling: The Mark of the Beast +1. [1923]
0337. Browning, R.: Pippa Passes. [1923 c.]
0338. Tichenor: A Guide to Emerson. [1923 c.]
0339. Finger: Henry David Thoreau: The Man Who... [1922]
0340. Renan: Life of Jesus. [1923 c.]
0341. Bowers (ed.): Lincoln-Douglas Debate. [1923]
0342. Sheehan: Hints on News Reporting. [1923 c.]
0343. Tichenor: A Life of Columbus. [1923 c.]
0344. Gunn (ed.): The Diary of Columbus in 1492. [1923 c.]
0345. Gautier: Clarimonde. [1923 c.]
0346. (no author) Old Ballads. [1923 c.]
0347-A. Stock: A Guide to Stoicism. [1923 c.]
0347-B. Grundy: A Book of Riddle Rimes. [1927 c.]
0348. Mack (ed.): Proverbs of Scotland. [1923 c.]
0349. Stevenson: An Apology of Idlers and Other Essays. [1923 c.]
0350. Ibsen: Hedda Gabbler. [1923]
0351. Whitman: Memories of Lincoln. [1923]
0352. Morris: Thirteenth Century Prose Tales. [1923]
0353. Ibsen: A Doll’s House. [1923]
0354-A. Ibsen: The League of Youth. [1923]
0354-B. McCabe: The Absurdities of Christian Science. [1927]
0355. Lang: Aucassin and Nicolete. [1923 c.]
0356-A. Stedman: Edgar Allen Poe. [1923 c.]
0356-B. Tennyson: The Charge of the Light Brigade and... [1927]
0357. Kipling: City of the Dreadful Night. [1923]
0358. Stevenson: Virginibus Puerisque. [1923 c.]
0359. Harris: The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic...: Vol. 1. [1923]
0360. Harris: The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic...: Vol. 2. [1923]
0361. Harris: The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic...: Vol. 3. [1923]
0362. Harris: The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic...: Vol. 4. [1923]
0363. Harte: Miggles and Other Stories. [1923 c.]
0364. Schopenhauer: The Art of Controversy. [1923 c.]
0365-A. Connington (trans.): The Odes of Horace: Vol. 1. [1923 c.]
0365-B. McCabe: Myths of Religious Statistics. [1927]
0366-A. Connington (trans.): The Odes of Horace: Vol. 2. [1923 c.]
0366-B. McCabe: Religion’s Failure to Combat Crime. [1927]
0367-A. DeQuincey: Essay on Conversation. [1923 c.]
0367-B. Smith/DeQuincy: How to Improve Your Conversation. [1927]
0368: Ward: Comic Journey to California and Back. [1923]
0369: Ward: Artemus Ward’s Travels. [1923]
0370. Stevenson: Father Damien. [1923 c.]
0371. Arnold: Empedocles on Etna. [1923 c.]
0372. Gambs: A Guide to Malthusianism. [1923 c.]
0373. Wilde: The Truth of Masks. [1923]
0374-A. Wilde: The Critic as Artist: Part I. [1923]
0374-B. Fraser: The Psychology of Suicide. [1927]
0375-A. Wilde: The Critic as Artist: Part II. [1923]
0375-B. Haardt: The Love Story of An Old Maid. [1927]
0376. Wilde: A Woman of No Impression. [1923]
0377-A. de Gourmont: A Night in the Luxembourg. [1923 c.]
0377-B. Markun: The Psychology of Joy and Sorrow. [1928]
0378-A. Samuels: The Maid of Orleans. [1923 c.]
0378-B. Howe: The Covered Wagon and the West. [1928]
0379. Hugo: The King Enjoys Himself: A Drama in Five Acts. [1923 c.]
0380. Adamic: Yugoslav Proverbs. [1923 c.]
0381. Swansey: Wit and Wisdom of Dickens. [1923 c.]
0382. Gunn, J.: Humor and Wisdom of Lincoln. [1923 c.]
0383-A. Strindberg: The Creditor. [1923 c.]
0383-B. Markun: Prostitution in the United States. [1928]
0384. Strindberg: Four One-Act Plays. [1923 c.]
0385. Gorky: Chelkash. [1923 c.]
0386. Gorky: Creatures That Once Were Men. [1923 c.]
0387. Sheehan: A History of Painting. [1923]
0388. Shah (ed.): Proverbs of Hindustan. [1923 c.]
0389. Gorky: My Fellow-Traveller. [1923]
0390. Tolstoy: The Death of Ivan Ilyitch. [1923]
0391. Ouida: A Dog of Flanders. [1923 c.]
0392. Ouida: The Nurnberg Stove. [1923 c.]
0393. Macaulay: Frederick the Great. [1923 c.]
0394. Finger: Boswell’s Life of Johnson. [1923]
0395. Finger: Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini. [1923]
0396. Hald.-Julius, E. & M.: Emblem: A Play in One Act. [1923]
0397. Tichenor (ed.): Irish Fairy Tales. [1923]
0398. Tichenor (ed.): Irish Folk Songs and Tales. [1923]
0399. (no author) Tales from the Arabian Nights: Vol. I. [1923 c.]
0400. (no author) Tales from the Arabian Nights: Vol. II. [1923 c.]
0401-A. Shah (ed.): Proverbs of India. [1923 c.]
0401-B. Fielding: Woman the Warrior. [1928]
0402. Moore, G.: Epigrams of George Moore. [1923 c.]
0403. Sheehan: A History of Music. [1923 c.]
0404-A. Tennyson: In Memoriam. [1923 c.]
0404-B. Musset: Romance of Paris. [1927]
0405. Gambs: Outline of Economics. [1923]
0406-A. Dowson: The Pierott of the Minute. [1923 c.]
0406-B. Pope: An Essay on Man. [1927]
0407. Power: Hints on Farming. [1923 c.]
0408. Hudgings: Introduction to Einstein. [1923]
0409. Carrington: Great Men of Science. [1924]
0410-A. von Keler: Die Walkiere (The Valkyr). [1923 c.]
0410-B. Bretonne: Amorous Misadventures. [1927]
0411-A. Goldberg: A Guide to Cervantes. [1923 c.]
0411-B. Markun: What You Should Know About Phrenology. [1927]
0412. Finger: Life of Mahomet. [1923]
0413. Holborn: The Need for Art in Life. [1923 c.]
0414. Powys: The Art of Happiness. [1923]
0415. Fenton: The Age of Mammals. [1923 c.]
0416. Asch: The God of Vengeance. [1923 c.]
0417. Carrington: The Nature of Dreams. [1923]
0418. Enipides: The Bacchantes. [1923 c.]
0419. Carrington: Life: Its Origin and Nature. [1923 c.]
0420. McMichael: Short Stories from the Spanish. [1923 c.]
0421. Carrington: Yoga Philosophy: An Outline of the Secret... [1923]
0422-A. Goldberg: Dante: An Aesthetic View. [1923 c.]
0422-B. Milburn: The Best Yankee Jokes. [1927 c.]
0423. Emerson: Representative Men: Vol. 1. [1923 c.]
0424. Emerson: Representative Men: Vol. 2. [1923 c.]
0425. Emerson: Representative Men: Vol. 3. [1923 c.]
0426. Emerson: Representative Men: Vol. 4. [1923 c.]
0427. Crawford (ed.): Poems of John Keats. [1923 c.]
0428. von Keler: The Essence of the Koran. [1923 c.]
0429. Gunn, J.: The Life and Works of Jonathan Swift. [1923 c.]
0430. Power: Poultry for Profit. [1923 c.]
0431-A. Moritzen: Literary Stars on the Scandanavian Firmament. [1923 c.]
0431-B. Markun: A United States Commercial Geography. [1927]
0432. Finger: The Tragic Story of Oscar Wilde’s Lfe. [1923]
0433. Gottschalk: The Life of Jean Paul Marat. [1923 c.]
0434-A. Moritzen: The Significance of Georg Brandes. [1923 c.]
0434-B. Markun: The Great Love of Lord Nelson... [1927]
0435. Powys: One Hundred Best Books. [1923]
0436. Moritzen: Henrik Ibsen: His Life, Aim and Influence. [1923 c.]
0437. Sheehan: Hints on Scenario Writing. [1923 c.]
0438. Beaujoint: Secret Memoirs of Madame de Pompadour: Vol. 1. [1923 c.]
0439-A. Beaujoint: Secret Memoirs of Madame de Pompadour: Vol. 2. [1923 c.]
0439-B. McCabe: My Twelve Years in a Monastery. [1927]
0440-A. vol Keler: Cavalleria Rusticana. [1923 c.]
0440-B. Monk/Kueffer: Baseball: How to Play It and Watch It. [1927]
0441. von Keler: I Pagliacci. [1923 c.]
0442. Finger: Oscar Wilde in Outline. [1923]
0443. Durant: The Story of Francis Bacon’s Philosophy. [1923 c.]
0444. Goldberg (ed.): Epigrams of Remy de Gourmont. [1923]
0445-A. Carrington: Psychical Research: Vol. 1. [1923]
0445-B. McCabe: The Fraud of Spiritualism. [1927]
0446-A. Carrington: Psychical Research: Vol. 2. [1923]
0446-B. McCabe: The Psychology of Religion. [1927]
0447. Fielding: Auto-Suggestion: How It Works. [1923]
0448. Powys: Essays on Montaigne, Pascal, Voltaire. [1923]
0449-A. Powys: Essays on Rousseau, Balzac, Victor Hugo. [1923]
0449-B. Fielding: Auto-Suggestion and Health. [1927]
0450. Powys: Essays on de Maupassant,... France, ...Blake. [1923]
0451. Powys: Essays on de Gourmont and Byron. [1923]
0452-A. Powys: Essays on Emily Bronte and Henry James. [1923]
0452-B. Markun: A Dictionary of Scientific Terms. [1927]
0453. Powys: Essays on Joseph Conrad and Oscar Wilde. [1923]
0454. Hald.-Julius, E. & M.: The Unworthy Coopers and Comtesse Du Jones. [1923]
0455. von Keler: Richard Strauss’s Salome. [1923]
0456. von Keler: Biset’s Carmen. [1923]
0457. von Keler: Lohengrin. [1923]
0458. von Keler: Tannhauser. [1923]
0459-A. von Keler: Das Rheingold. [1923]
0459-B. Ross: How to Write Telegrams Properly. [1928]
0460. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Miscellaneous Essays. [1923]
0461. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Literary Essays. [1923]
0462. (no author) Everyman: A Play. [1923 c.]
0463. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Art of Reading. [1923]
0464. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Is Progress an Illusion? and Other Notes. [1923]
0465. Lowell: Esperanto for Beginners. [1923 c.]
0466. Sheehan: A History of Sculpture. [1923 c.]
0467. Mason: Evolution Made Plain. [1923]
0468. Sheehan: The Story of Architecture. [1923 c.]
0469. Moritzen: The Egypt of Yesterday. [1923 c.]
0470-A. Thomas, J.: Guide to Kant. [1923 c.]
0470-B. Goldberg: Jazz Music: What It Is and How to Understand It. [1927]
0471. Finger: The Essence of Confuscianism. [1923]
0472. Gunn, J.: The Strange Notes of Samuel Butler. [1923 c.]
0473-A. Harvey: Essays on Euripides. [1923 c.]
0473-B. (no author) Lives of Chorus Girls. [1928]
0474-A. Harvey: Essays on Sophocles. [1923 c.]
0474-B. Shipley: Is Man and Electric Machine? [1928]
0475-A. Harvey: Essays on Aeschylus. [1923 c.]
0475-B. Markun: How to Develop Your Sense of Humor. [1928]
0476. Goldberg: Gilbert and Sullivan: A Handbook to the Famous... [1923]
0477-A. Willis: Theosophy in Outline. [1923 c.]
0477-B. McCabe: The Nonsense Called Theosophy. [1928]
0478. Shah (ed.): Sanskrit Proverbs. [1923 c.]
0479-A. Moritzen (ed.): Proverbs of Germany. [1923 c.]
0479-B. Van Deventer: How New York Working Girls Live. [1928]
0480. Power: Hints on Animal Husbandry. [1923 c.]
0481. Wood: The Stone Age. [1923]
0482. Verne: Five Weeks in a Balloon. [1923]
0483. Marryat: The Privateersman. [1923]
0484-A. Power: Hints on Raising Farm Crops. [1923 c.]
0484-B. Flury: The Menace of “Blue” Laws. [1928]
0485. Verne: A Voyage to the Mood. [1923]
0486. Power: Hints on Soils and Fertilizers. [1923 c.]
0487. Smith, L.E.: Thomas Carlyle’s Philosophy of Clothes. [1923 c.]
0488-A. Goldberg (ed.): Great Yiddish Poetry. [1923 c.]
0488-B. Woodworth: How Not to Be a Wallflower. [1928]
0489. Goldberg (ed.): Yiddish Short Stories. [1923]
0490. Moritzen: Life of Michelangelo (As Seen by Georg Brandes). [1923 c.]
0491. Carrington: Psychology for Beginners. [1924]
0492. Crawford (ed.): Poems of William Morris. [1923 c.]
0493. Carrington: New Discoveries in Science. [1924]
0494-A. von Keler: Siegfried: No. 3 of the Nibelung’s Ring. [1923 c.]
0494-B. Thurman: Negro Life in New York’s Harlem. [1928]
0495. von Keler: Rigoletto. [1923 c.]
0496. Finger: Hints on Writing One-Act Plays. [1923]
0497. Smith, L.E.: Legends of Greek and Roman Heroes. [1923 c.]
0498. Smith, L.E.: Greek and Roman Mythology. [1923 c.]
0499. Smith, L.E.: A Dictionary of Classical Mythology. [1923 c.]
0500. Euripides: Medea. [1923 c.]
0501-A. Whiting: Poems of Carew, Suckling, Lovelace and Herbert. [1923 c.]
0501-B. Milburn: How to Tie All Kinds of Knots. [1927]
0502. Euripides: Hippolytus: A Tragedy of Euripides. [1923 c.]
0503-A. Moritzen: August Strindberg: The Literary Enigma. [1923 c.]
0503-B. Markun: A Short History of the Civil War. [1927]
0504-A. Arnold: Matthew Arnold’s Literature and Dogma. [1924 c.]
0504-B. Dabney: The Myth of the Ride of Paul Revere. [1927]
0505-A. Bender (ed.): Proverbs of West Africa. [1924 c.]
0505-B. Strong: New Lives for Old in Today’s Russia. [1928]
0506. Moritzen: Life of Voltaire (As Seen by Georg Brandes). [1924 c.]
0507. Goldberg: Richard Wagner: An Introduction. [1924]
0508. Thomas, J.: A Guide to Bergson. [1924 c.]
0509-A. Gottschalk: The Ancient Regime (France Before the Rev.). [1924 c.]
0509-B. Darrow/Durant: Are We Machines?... A Debate Between... [1928]
0510. Moritzen: Electric Energy: What It Does and Promises. [1924 c.]
0511. Sophocles: King Oedipus. [1924 c.]
0512. Durant: Voltaire and the French Enlightenment. [1924 c.]
0513. Finger: The Travels of Marco Polo. [1924]
0514. Wood: Hints on Writing Poetry. [1924]
0515. Gottschalk: Louis XVI and His Corrupt Court. [1924 c.]
0516. Finger: Book of Real Adventures. [1924]
0517. Finger: Mark Twain: The Philosopher Who Laughed at... [1924]
0518-A. Sawsey: The Life and Works of Charles Dickens. [1924 c.]
0518-B. Paquin: How to Make All Kinds of Candy. [1927]
0519. Goldberg: A Guide to Rabelais. [1924]
0520. Durant: A Guide to Spinoza. [1924 c.]
0521. Gold: Life of John Brown. [1924 c.]
0522. Gunn, J.: Life of Thomas Paine. [1924 c.]
0523. Gunn, J.: Life of Benjamin Franklin. [1924 c.]
0524. Carrington: Death and Its Problems. [1924 c.]
0525. Moritzen: Life of Goethe (As Seen By Georg Brandes). [1924 c.]
0526. Moritzen: Life of Julius Caesar (As Seen By Georg Brandes). [1924 c.]
0527. Schnittkind: A Guide to Aeschylus. [1924 c.]
0528. Moritzen: Life of Shakespeare (As Seen By Georg Brandes). [1924 c.]
0529-A. Hamblen: Walt Whitman: Bard of the West. [1924 c.]
0529-B. Fielding: Woman: The Criminal. [1928]
0530. Goldberg: Camoens: Central Figure of Portuguese Literature. [1924]
0531. Moritzen: A Guide to Georg Brandes’s “Main Currents...” [1924 c.]
0532. Harvey: Essays of Jesus. [1924 c.]
0533. Harvey: Essays on the Friends of Jesus. [1924 c.]
0534. Powys: Hoeny and Gall. [1924]
0535-A. Archer: A Newspaperman’s Estimate of the Fourth Gospel. [1924 c.]
0535-B. Lardner: How to Play Golf. [1927]
0536-A. Finger: Free Fantasia on Books and Reading. [1924 c.]
0536-B. Fielding: What the Woman Past Forty Should Know. [1925]
0537. Finger: Life of Barnum, The Man Who Lured the Herd. [1924]
0538. Finger: Robin Hood and His Merry Men. [1924]
0539. de Rojas Zorrilla: None Beneath the King. [1924 c.]
0540. de Gourmont: Stories in Yellow, Black, White, Blue, Violet... [1924]
0541. de Gourmont: Stories in Green, Zinzolin, Rose, Purple, Mauve... [1924]
0542. Emerson: Essays on Power and Behavior. [1924 c.]
0543. Emerson: Essays on Experience and Politics. [1924 c.]
0544. Emerson: Essays on the Poet and Nature. [1924 c.]
0545. Emerson: Essays on Character and Manners. [1924 c.]
0546. Emerson: Essays on Love, Heroism and Prudence. [1924 c.]
0547. Emerson: Essays on Spiritual Laws and Circles. [1924 c.]
0548. Emerson: Essays on History and Intellect. [1924 c.]
0549. Emerson: Essays on Nominalist and Realist... [1924 c.]
0550. Emerson: Essays on Art and Self-Reliance. [1924 c.]
0551. Emerson: Essays on Beauty and Worship. [1924 c.]
0552. Emerson: Essays on Fate and Illusions. [1924 c.]
0553. Emerson: Essays on Wealth and Culture. [1924 c.]
0554. Stevenson: A Child’s Garden of Verses. [1924 c.]
0555. Fenton: The Structure of the Earth. [1924 c.]
0556. Floyd: Hints on Etiquette. [1924 c.]
0557. Shipley: Is the Moon a Dead World? [1924 c.]
0558. Finger: Great Pirates [1924]
0559. Defoe: Robinson Crusoe. [1924 c.]
0560. Euripides: Electra. [1924 c.]
0561. Bender: African Jungle Tales. [1924 c.]
0562. Sophocles: Antigone. [1924 c.]
0563. Shipley: New Light on Prehistoric Cultures. [1924 c.]
0564. Mason (ed.): Volney’s Ruins of Empires. [1924 c.]
0565. Finger: Magellan and the Pacific. [1924]
0566. Fenton: Ernst Haeckel: Youth. [1924 c.]
0567. Fenton: Darwin as a Naturalist. [1924 c.]
0568. Fenton: Darwin and the Theory of Evolution. [1924 c.]
0569. von Keler: Gotterdammerung: No. IV of Nibelung’s Ring. [1924 c.]
0570. Flaubert: The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller. [1924 c.]
0571. Alexander: Kant’s Critical Philosophy. [1924 c.]
0572. Gay: The Beggar’s Opera. [1924 c.]
0573. (no author) The Gist of Herbert Spencer. [1924]
0574. Schopenhauer: The Christian System and Other Essays. [1924 c.]
0575. Schopenhauer: Essays in Ethics. [1924 c.]
0576. Epictectus: The Encheiridion, or Manual. [1924 c.]
0577. Eliot: The Lifted Veil. [1924 c.]
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0579. Viereck: The Three Sphinxes and Other Poems. [1924 c.]
0580. van Sicklen: A History of Polar Exploration and Adventure. [1924 c.]
0581. Matlock: Lucretius on Life and Death... [1924 c.]
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0587. Sinclair: The Jungle: Vol. V. [1924]
0588. Sinclair: The Jungle: Vol. VI. [1924]
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0594. Sinclair: The Overman. [1924]
0595. Beerbohm: The Happy Hypocrite. [1924 c.]
0596. Parker: A History of Modern Mexico. [1924 c.]
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0599. Fenton: Haeckel’s Monistic Philosophy. [1924 c.]
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0601. La Jeunesse/Gide/Blei: Recollections of Oscar Wilde. [1924 c.]
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0606-A. Gottschalk: The First French Republic. [1924 c.]
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0607. Shipley: Solving the Mystery of the Comets. [1924 c.]
0608. Shipley: Origin and Development of the Atomic Theory. [1924 c.]
0609. Shipley: Are the Planets Inhabited? [1924 c.]
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0612. Smith, L.E.: Disraeli: England’s Novelist-Premiere. [1924 c.]
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0617. Flaubert: Hamilcar: Great Man of Carthage. [1924 c.]
0618. Crawford (ed.): Poems of William Wordsworth. [1924 c.]
0619. Marlowe: The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus. [1924 c.]
0620. Smith, L.E. (ed.): John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. [1924 c.]
0621. Smith, L.E.: The Wit and Wisdom of Disraeli. [1924 c.]
0622. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Xenophon’s Memorabilia of Socrates. [1924 c.]
0623. Sophocles: Electra. [1924 c.]
0624. Vedder (ed.): The Gospel of Luke: A New Translation. [1924 c.]
0625. Vedder (ed.): The Gospel of Mark. [1924 c.]
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0627. Wood: A Short History of the Jews. [1924]
0628. Wood: The Making of the Old Testament. [1924]
0629. Shannon: Hand-book of Legal Forms. [1924 c.]
0630. Sinclair: The Second-Story Man. [1924]
0631. Sinclair: The Naturewoman. [1924]
0632. Sinclair: The Machine. [1925]
0633-A. Sinclair: Prince Hagen. [1924 c.]
0633-B. Strong: Was Lenin a Great Man? [1928]
0634. Sinclair: A Captain of Industry: Being the Story...: Vol. 1. [1924]
0635. Sinclair: A Captain of Industry: Being the Story...: Vol. 2. [1924]
0636. Drummond: The Greatest Thing in the World. [1924 c.]
0637-A. Drummond: Pax Vobiscum. [1924 c.]
0637-B. Randolph: Pocket Dictionary: English-German... [1927]
0638. George: The Crime of Poverty. [1924 c.]
0639. (no author) 4,000 Most Essential English Words. [1924 c.]
0640. London: The Apostate. [1924]
0641. Durant: The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant. [1924 c.]
0642. Bacon: New Atlantis. [1924 c.]
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0644-A. Huntington (trans.): Poem of the Cid: Volume I. [1924 c.]
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0645-B. Goddard: Confidential Chats with Wives. [1924 c.]
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0647-A. Aristophanes: The Clouds. [1924 c.]
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0648-A. Fielding: Rejuvenation: Science’s New Fountain of Youth. [1924 c.]
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0650. Hald.-Julius, et. al.: KKK: The Kreed of the Klansmen: A Symposium... [1924 c.]
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0654. Fielding: What Every Young Man Should Know. [1924]
0655. Fielding: What Every Young Woman Should Know. [1924]
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0657. Fielding: What Every Married Woman Should Know. [1924]
0658-A. Stevenson: Walking Tours: [1924 c.]
0658-B. Cunningham (ed.): Toasts for All Occasions. [1927]
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0660. Dreiser: My Brother Paul and W.L.S. [1924 c.]
0661. Dreiser: Neurotic America and the Sex Impulse... [1924 c.]
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0663. Twain: Journalism in Tennessee and Other Humorous... [1924]
0664. Dorian (ed.): Oscar Wilde’s Letters to Sarah Bernhardt. [1924]
0665. Dorian (ed.): Sara Bernhardt’s Love Letters to Sardou. [1924 c.]
0666. Dorian: Sarah Bernhardt As I Knew Her: Vol. 1. [1924 c.]
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0668. Twain: Humorous Fables. [1924]
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0670. Billings: Josh Billings’ Comical Lexicon and Other... [1924]
0671. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Moral Discourses of Epictectus. [1924 c.]
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0675. Dorian (trans.): Sarah Bernhardt’s Philosophy of Love. [1924 c.]
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0677-B. Russell: What Can a Free Man Worship? [1927]
0678. Gunn, J.: E. Haldeman-Julius:The Man and His Work. [1924 c.]
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0680. Fishbein: Louis Pasteur: The Man and His Work. [1924 c.]
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0682. Smith, L.E.: Grammar Self-Taught. [1924]
0683. Smith, L.E.: Punctuation Self-Taught. [1924]
0684. Jung: Essence of Judaism. [1924 c.]
0685. Herts: Practical Hints on Interior Decoration. [1924 c.]
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0687. (no author) U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence... [1924 c.]
0688. Reiss/Fielding: Teeth and Mouth Hygiene. [1925]
0689. Fielding: Woman’s Sexual Life. [1925]
0690. Fielding: Man’s Sexual Life. [1925]
0691. Fielding: The Child’s Sexual Life. [1925]
0692. Fielding: Homo-Sexual Life. [1925]
0693. Randolph/Quinn: New Experiments in Animal Psychology. [1925 c.]
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0695. Fenton: Embryology and Its Evidence for Evolution. [1925 c.]
0696. Smith, L.E.: How to Pronounce 4000 Proper Names. [1925 c.]
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0699. Hecht: Broken Necks and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0700. Durant: The Story of Schopenhauer’s Philosophy. [1924]
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0701-B. Hibschman: Why I Am a Heretic. [1927]
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0705-B. Van Deventer: 100 Professions for Women. [1928]
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0710. Wood: Botany for Beginners. [1925]
0711-A. Wood: The Sociology of Lester Ward. [1925 c.]
0711-B. Jarrell, et. al.: Odd Facts About American Life. [1928]
0712. Wood: Shelley and the Women He Loved. [1924]
0713. Wood: Byron and the Women He Loved. [1925]
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0715. Wood: Auction Bridge for Beginners. [1925]
0716. Wood: Mother Goose: An Anthology. [1925]
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0718. Wood: Great Women of Antiquity. [1924]
0719. Wood (ed.): Poetry of the Sudden States. [1925]
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0721. Shipley: The Intelligence of Vertebrate Animals. [1924]
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0724-A. Loving (ed.): Short Poems of Frederick Holderlin. [1925 c.]
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0727. Randolph: The Psychology of Affection. [1924]
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0729-A. Goldberg (ed.): Poe’s Marginalia. [1925 c.]
0729-B. Headen: How to Budget the Family Income. [1927]
0730-A. Goldberg: Poe as a Literary Critic. [1925 c.]
0730-B. Markun: Mistresses of Today. [1927]
0731-A. Goldberg (ed.): Critical Excerpts from Poe. [1925 c.]
0731-B. Markun: The Mental Differences Between Men and Women. [1927]
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0740. Crawford (ed.): Poems of William Cullen Bryant. [1925 c.]
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0742. Crawford (ed.): Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson. [1925 c.]
0743. Crawford (ed.): Great Christian Hymns. [1925 c.]
0744. Crawford (ed.): Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley. [1925 c.]
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0746. Harris: A Daughter of Eve. [1925]
0747. Del Riccio: The True Story of Eleonora Duse’ Love Affair... [1925 c.]
0748-A. Mahan: A History of Social Ideas. [1925 c.]
0748-B. Barnett: Elementary Plane Geometry Self-Taught. [1928]
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0750. Spears: Helpful Hints for Hikers. [1925 c.]
0751-A. Swasey (ed.): Wit and Wisdom of Walter Scott. [1925 c.]
0751-B. Cheyney: Hints on How to Merchandise. [1927]
0752-A. Swasey: The Life and Works of Walter Scott. [1925 c.]
0752-B. Adamic, et. al.: Facts You Should Know About California. [1928]
0753. Church: The Essence of Catholicism. [1925 c.]
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0754-B. Markun: An International Dictionary of Authors. [1927]
0755-A. Seymour: The Five Civilized American Indian Tribes. [1925 c.]
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0756. Seymour: The Story of the Sioux Indians. [1924]
0757-A. Gottschalk: The Consulate of Napoleon Bonaparte. [1925 c.]
0757-B. (no author) Facts You Should Know About Today’s South. [1928]
0758. Aristophanes: The Frogs. [1925 c.]
0759-A. Aristophanes: The Birds: A Comedy. [1925 c.]
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0760. Aeschylus: Agamemnon. [1925 c.]
0761. Carrington: Food and Diet in Relation to Life and Health. [1925 c.]
0762. Frank/Ward: Optimism or Pessimism: Which is... [1924]
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0764. Markun: Hints on Writing Book-Reviews. [1925 c.]
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0766. Schnitzler: Gallant Cassian: A Puppet-Play. [1925 c.]
0767-A. Seibel: Hauptmann and Sudemann: Two German... [1925 c.]
0767-B. Markun: What You Should Know About Astrology. [1927]
0768-A. Brucken: A Guide to the Philosophy of the German Idealists. [1925 c.]
0768-B. Milburn (ed.): The Best Jokes About Lawyers. [1927]
0769. Gunn, J.: Life of Thomas Jefferson. [1925 c.]
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0770-B. Vestal: Adventures of Kit Carson: Frontier Hero. [1927]
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0775-A. Lewisohn (ed.): Modern German Poetry. [1925 c.]
0775-B. Byrne: First Aid for Investors. [1928]
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0780. Rossetti: The Blessed Damozel and Other Poems. [1925 c.]
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0787. Wilde: The Harlot’s House and Other Poems. [1925]
0788-A. Douglas: Warbeck and Other Poems. [1925 c.]
0788-B. White: The American Negro and His Problems. [1927]
0789-A. Douglas: The City of the Soul and Other Sonnets. [1925 c.]
0789-B. Eagin: A Digest of U.S. Marriage and Divorce Laws. [1927]
0790. Viereck (ed.): Poems of François Villon. [1925 c.]
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0795. Kipling: Gunga Din and Other Poems. [1925]
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0797. Bender: Twenty Years Among African Negroes. [1925]
0798. Bender: Religious and Ethical Beliefs of African Negroes. [1925]
0799. Hyder: The Deserted Villiage. [1925 c.]
0800. Wood: Sex in Psychoanalysis. [1925]
0801-A. Harvey (trans.): The Knights: A Comedy. [1925 c.]
0801-B. Milburn (ed.): A Rapid Calculator: How to Make Rapid... [1928]
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0810-A. Goldberg (ed.): Mexican Poetry: An Anthology. [1925 c.]
0810-B. Wallis (trans.): Some Polite Scandals of Parisian Life. [1927]
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0815. Smith, L.E. (ed.): A Book of Familiar Quotations. [1925 c.]
0816. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Popular Shakespearian Quotations. [1925]
0817-A. Aristophanes: the Achamians. [1925 c.]
0817-B. Valdagne: Her Burning Secret: A Dramatic and Mocking... [1927]
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0819. Finger: A Book of Strange Murders. [1925]
0820-A. Markun: Max Stirner and the Philosophy of the Individual. [1925 c.]
0820-B. Cunningham: Best Jokes About Married Life. [1927]
0821. Smith, L.E.: How to Improve Your Vocabulary. [1925 c.]
0822. Smith, L.E.: Rhetoric Self-Taught. [1925 c.]
0823. Smith, L.E.: English Composition Self-Taught. [1925 c.]
0824. Wood: Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition. [1925]
0825. Manis: Proverbs of Turkey. [1925 c.]
0826. Fenton: More Animals of Ancient Lands. [1925 c.]
0827. Fenton: Life Among the Apes and Monkeys. [1925 c.]
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0829. Darrow: Voltaire: A Lecture. [1925]
0830. Wood: The Cross Word Puzzle Book for Children: No. 1. [1924]
0831. Wood: The Cross Word Puzzle Book: No. 1. [1924]
0832. De Ford: The Life and Poems of Catallus. [1925 c.]
0833. Randolph/Quinn: Life Among the Ants. [1925]
0834-A. Aristophanes: Peace. [1925 c.]
0834-B. Oppenheim: The Younger Generation and Its Attitude... [1927]
0835. Smith, L.E.: A Handbook of Useful Tables. [1925 c.]
0836. Perrault/Smith, L.E.: Bluebeard, Cinderella, and Other Tales. [1925 c.]
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0838-A. Playter: Dialogue of the Dead. [1925 c.]
0838-B. Middleton: Life Among Parisian Puppets of Fashion. [1928]
0839. Durant: Anatole France: The Man and His Work. [1925]
0840. Nordau: Conventional Lies of Our Civilization. [1925]
0841-A. Goldberg (ed.): Italian Lyric Poetry: An Anthology. [1925 c.]
0841-B. McCabe: The Future of Religion. [1927]
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0844. Smith, L.E. (ed.): A Voyage to Lilliput: From Jonathan Swift's... [1925]
0845-A. Markun: An Introduction to Chaucer. [1925 c.]
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0846-A. Ficke: Sonnets of a Portrait-Painter. [1925 c.]
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0847. Smith, L.E.: Card Games and How to Play Them... [1925 c.]
0848. Crawford (ed.): Poems About Jesus. [1925 c.]
0849. Crawford (ed.): Poems of Oliver Wendell Holmes. [1925 c.]
0850-A. Plautus: The Captives. [1925 c.]
0850-B. Markun: Bad Habits and How to Break Them. [1927]
0851. Shipley: Sources of Bible Myths and Legends. [1925]
0852-A. Platus: The Pot of Gold (Aulularia). [1925 c.]
0852-B. Ryder/Charels, et. al. What is Wrong with the Newspapers? [1927]
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0855. Smith, L.E.: How to Write Letters for All Occasions. [1925 c.]
0856. Smith, L.E.: Arithmetic Self-Taught: Part I. [1925 c.]
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0858-A. Plautus: The Three Coin Man (Trinummus). [1925 c.]
0858-B. Markun: The Psychology of Leadership. [1927]
0859. Goldberg: The Enjoyment of Music. [1925]
0860. Randolph/Quinn: Our Insect Enemies. [1925]
0861. Tripp: Behaviorism: The Newest Psychology. [1925 c.]
0862. Randolph: German Self-Taught. [1925 c.]
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0863-B. (no author) The Bunk of Modern Advertising. [1928]
0864. Lay: Confidential Chats With Husbands. [1925 c.]
0865. Anderson, S.: Hands and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0866. Anderson, S.: The Untold Lie and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0867. De Ford: Cicero as Revealed in His Letters. [1925 c.]
0868. Smith, L.E.: Some General Hints on Self-Improvement. [1925 c.]
0869-A. Terence: The Woman from Andros (Andria). [1925 c.]
0869-B. Roselle: Best Jokes of 1927. [1928]
0870. Long: Tuberculosis: Its Cause and Prevention. [1925 c.]
0871. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise. [1925 c.]
0872. Smith, L.E.: A Manual of Parliamentary Law. [1925 c.]
0873. Fenton: Dwellers of the Ponds. [1925 c.]
0874. Fenton: The Lower Invertebrate Animals. [1925 c.]
0875. Wilder: Diabetes: Its Cause and Its Treatment with Insulin. [1925 c.]
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0877. Maris: French Cooking for Amateurs. [1925 c.]
0878. Gottschalk: The Empire of Napoleon. [1925 c.]
0879-A. Crawford (ed.): Poems of Phillip Freneau... [1925 c.]
0879-B. Milburn (ed.): The Best Jokes About Preachers. [1927]
0880-A. Seneca: Octavia. [1925 c.]
0880-B. Hayes, A.: What I Saw in Russia: Informal Report... [1927]
0881-A. Milton: Areopagitica: A Speech for the Liberty of... [1925 c.]
0881-B. Cunningham: Interior Decoration for the Small House. [1927]
0882-A. Seneca: Thyestes. [1925 c.]
0882-B. Markun: The Psychology of Character Building. [1927]
0883. Darrow/Talley: Debate on Capital Punishment. [1925 c.]
0884. Darrow/Holmes: Debate on Prohibition. [1925 c.]
0885. Randowph/Quinn: How to Know the Spiders. [1925 c.]
0886. de Maupassant: The Piece of String and Other Stories. [1925]
0887. de Maupassant: The Necklace and Other Stories. [1925]
0888. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Memoirs of Madame De Stael. [1925 c.]
0889-A. Seneca: Agamemnon. [1925 c.]
0889-B. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Jokes and Clever Sayings About Kissing. [1927]
0890. Weinberg (ed.): Epigrams of Nietzsche. [1925 c.]
0891-A. De Ford (trans.): Lucretius on “The Nature of Things.” [1925 c.]
0891-B. Oppenheim: Your Talent and How to Develop It. [1927]
0892-A. Gottschalk: Restoration and Reaction in France, 1814-1815. [1925 c.]
0892-B. Mendes: Follies of Lovers: Six Tales of the Miles... [1927]
0893. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Five Hundred Riddles, Conundrums and Problems. [1925 c.]
0894. Cheyney: Hints on How to Advertise. [1925 c.]
0895. Carrington: Astronomy for Beginners. [1925]
0896-A. De Ford: The Augustan Poets of Rome. [1925 c.]
0896-B. Steele: The Wages of Sin and Six Dollars. [1928]
0897. Goldberg: The Enjoyment of Reading. [1925]
0899. De Ford: Romes as Viewed by Tacticus and Juvenal. [1925 c.]
0900-A. Terence: The Self-Tormentor (Heauton Timorumenos). [1925 c.]
0900-B. Steele: An Arabian Marriage and “Arab Stuff.” [1928]
0901-A. Sophocles: Oedipus at Colonus. [1925 c.]
0901-B. Fielding: Woman, the Eternal Primitive. [1927]
0902. Smith, L.E.: A Dictionary of Foreign Words and Phrases... [1925 c.]
0903. Smith, L.E.: Syphilis: A Brief Treatise for the Intelligent... [1925 c.]
0904. Fielding: Sex Symbolism. [1925]
0905. Smith, L.E.: A Dictionary of Biblical Allusions. [1925 c.]
0906-A. Euripides: Iphigeneia at Aulis. [1925 c.]
0906-B. Steele: A Devil of a Fellow and the Yellow Cat. [1928]
0907. Fielding: Sexual Obsessions of Saints and Mystics. [1925]
0908. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Brief Burlesques and Epigrams. [1925]
0909. Smith, L.E. (ed.): Amorous Tales of the Monks. [1925 c.]
0910. Starr/Darrow: Is Life Worth Living? [1925 c.]
0911. Starr/Darrow: Is the Human Race Getting Anywhere? [1925 c.]
0912. Kipling: The God From the Machine and Other Stories. [1925]
0913. Kipling: Blue Jack and Other Stories. [1925]
0914. Kipling: On the City Wall and Other Stories. [1925]
0915. de Maupassant: Mad and Other Stories. [1925]
0916. de Maupassant: A Night in Whitechapel and Other Stories. [1925]
0917. de Maupassant: Room Number Eleven and Other Stories. [1925]
0918. de Maupassant: The Man with the Blue Eyes and Other Stories. [1925]
0919. de Maupassant: The Clown and Other Stories. [1925]
0920. de Maupassant: A Queer Night in Paris and Other Stories. [1925]
0921. de Maupassant: Madame Tellier’s Establishment and Other Stories. [1925]
0922. de Maupassant: A Wife’s Confession and Other Stories. [1925]
0923. Harris: The Magic Glasses and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0924. Harris: The Miracle of the Stigmati and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0925. Wells, H.G.: The Empire of the Ants and Other Stories. [1925]
0926. Wells, H.G.: The Obliterated Man and Other Stories. [1925]
0927. Wells, H.G.: The Stolen Bacillus and Other Stories. [1925]
0928. Keith: The Religion of a Darwinist. [1925]
0929. Stendhal: Maxims of Love. [1925 c.]
0930. Twain: An Idle Excursion. [1925]
0931. Twain: The Stolen White Elephant and Other Stories. [1925]
0932. Twain: A Curious Experience and Other Amusing Pieces. [1925]
0933. Darrow: The Skeleton in the Closet. [1925 c.]
0934. Darrow: Realism in Literature and Art. [1925 c.]
0935. Shelley: The Necessity of Atheism. [1925 c.]
0936. Shelley: Essay on Christianity. [1925 c.]
0937. Shelley: A Refutation of Deism. [1925 c.]
0938. de Maupassant: French Tales of Passion and Cruelty. [1925]
0939. Poe: Tales of Imaginative Science. [1926]
0940. Poe: Tales Grotesque and Weird. [1925]
0941. Poe: Tales Psychological and Grusome. [1926]
0942. Chekhov/Collins: Great Detective Stories. [1925 c.]
0943. Poe/de L’Isle Adam: Masterpieces of Mystery. [1925 c.]
0944. Stevenson, et. al.: Masterpieces of Adventure. [1925 c.]
0945. Irving/Willis: Tales of Oriental Life. [1925 c.]
0946. Harte/Crane, et. al.: Tales of Desert Places. [1925 c.]
0947. Pushkin: The Queen of Spades and the Postmaster. [1925 c.]
0948. Turgenev, et. al.: Famous Russian Stories. [1925 c.]
0949. Gogol: The Cloak and Other Russian Stories. [1925 c.]
0950. Fielding: The Determination of Sex. [1925]
0951. Pushkin: An Amateur Peasant Girl and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0952. Zola: Souvenirs: Memories of a Varied Life. [1925 c.]
0953. Zola: Jean Gourdon’s Four Days. [1925 c.]
0954. Zola: A Bath and Other Stories. [1925 c.]
0955. (no author) Italian Tales of Heroism and Romance. [1925 c.]
0956. (no author) Italian Tales of Love and Revenge. [1925 c.]
0957. (no author) Italian Tales of Realism and Passion. [1925 c.]
0958. (no author) Love Tales of Italian Life. [1925 c.]
0959. (no author) Masterpieces of American Humor. [1925 c.]
0960. Nye: Masterpieces of American Wit. [1925]
0961. (no author) Humorous Verse (17th and 18th Century). [1925 c.]
0962. (no author) Comic Poems (18th and 19th Century). [1925 c.]
0963. Symons: A Book of French Love-Artists. [1925 c.]
0964-A. Symons: Modern English Men of Letters. [1925 c.]
0964-B. Oppenheim: How to Be Happy Though Married. [1927]
0965. Symons: Life Philosophies of Literary Masters. [1925 c.]
0966-A. Symons: Studies in Prose. [1925 c.]
0966-B. Harding, et. al.: The Dawn of Rational Sex Ethics. [1928]
0967. Crane: The Pace of Youth and Other Stories. [1926]
0968. Crane: The Upturned Face and Other Stories. [1926]
0969. Machen: Tales of the Strange and Supernatural. [1925 c.]
0970. Machen: Out of the Earth and Other Sketches. [1925 c.]
0971. (no author) Book of Humorous Anecdotes. [1925 c.]
0972. (no author) Popular Joke Book. [1925 c.]
0973. Whistler: Ten O’Clock: Lecture. [1925 c.]
0974. Darrow: The Ordeal of Prohibition. [1925 c.]
0975. Wood: Cleopatra and Her Loves. [1925]
0976. Wood: Casanova and the Women He Loved. [1925]
0977. Wood: Pope Alexander VI and His Loves. [1925]
0978. Oppenheim: The Psychology of Jung. [1925 c.]
0979. Georgis (ed.): Modern Greek Proverbs. [1925 c.]
0980. Oppenheim: How I Psycho-Analyzed Myself. [1925 c.]
0981. Oppenheim: Songs for the New Age. [1925 c.]
0982. Wood: The Real Mary Baker Eddy. [1925 c.]
0983. Wood: The Truth About Christian Science. [1925]
0984. Goldberg: Harmony Self-Taught. [1926]
0985. Oppenheim: A Psycho-Analysis of America. [1926 c.]
0986. Wood: How to Talk and Debate. [1926]
0987. Wood: The Art of Kissing. [1926]
0988. Wood: How to Win a Mate (The Art of Courtship). [1926]
0989. Carroll: The Hunting of the Snark. [1926 c.]
0990. Oppenheim: Wagner’s Great Love Affair. [1926 c.]
0991. Howe: Notes for My Biographer: Terse Paragraphs... [1926 c.]
0992. Howe: Sinner Sermons: A Selection of the Best... [1926 c.]
0993. Howe: Preaching from the Audience. [1926 c.]
0994. Shipley: Physics Self-Taught. [1926 c.]
0995. Shipley: How to Teach Yourself to Play the Piano. [1926 c.]
0996. Fielding: Dual and Multiple Personality. [1926]
0997. Du Bois, G.: Simple Recipes for Home Cooking. [1926 c.]
0998. Frederick: How to Make Money in Wall Street. [1926 c.]
0999. De Ford: Latin Self-Taught. [1926 c.]
1000-A. (no author) 1924 Republican and Democratic Platforms. [1924]
1000-B. Shipley: Wonders of Radium. [1926]
1001. Irving: Tales of Italian Bandits. [1926 c.]
1002. Wells, F.: A Dictionary of Sea Terms. [1926]
1003. Markun: How to Think Logically. [1926]
1004. Frederick: How to Save Money. [1926]
1005. Goldberg: How to Enjoy the Orchestra. [1926]
1006. Perkins: A Book of Children’s Games. [1926]
1007. McCabe: The Revolt Against Religion. [1926]
1008. McCabe: The Origin of Religion. [1926]
1009. De Ford: Typewriting Self-Taught. [1926]
1010. Milburn: A Handbook for Amateur Magicians. [1926]
1011. Randolph: Pocket Dictionary: English-French... [1926 c.]
1012. Wood (ed.): The Best Humorous Negro Stories. [1926]
1013. Wood (ed.): The Best Humorous Irish Stories. [1926]
1014. Wood (ed.): The Best American Jokes. [1926]
1015. Wood (ed.): A Book of Comic Dialect Poems. [1926]
1016. Wood (ed.): A Book of Nonsense Poems. [1926]
1017. Kipling: Without Benefit of Clergy. [1926]
1018. Wood (ed.): A Book of Humorous Limericks. [1926]
1019. Wood: Bluebeard and His Eight Wives. [1926]
1020. Burbank: Why I Am an Infidel. [1926]
1021. Goldberg: Italian Self-Taught. [1926]
1022. London: An Odyssey of the North: A Heroic Tale. [1926]
1023. Milburn (ed.): A Book of Popular Recitations. [1926 c.]
1024. London: Tales of the White Silence. [1926]
1025. Milburn (ed.): Casey at the Bat and Other Humorous Favorites. [1926]
1026. Doyle: Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories. [1926]
1027. Doyle: Sherlock Holmes Mystery Stories. [1926]
1028. Doyle: Sherlock Holmes Crime Stories. [1926]
1029. Doyle: Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. [1926]
1030. McCabe: The World’s Great Religions. [1926]
1031. Gries/Taylor: How to Own Your Own Home: A Handbook... [1926 c.]
1032. Power: Home Vegetable Gardening. [1926 c.]
1033. (no author) Masterpieces of Russian Humor. [1926 c.]
1034. Goldberg (ed.): Masterpieces of Spanish Humor. [1926 c.]
1035. (no author) Masterpieces of Italian Humor. [1926 c.]
1036. (no author) Masterpieces of German Humor. [1926 c.]
1037. Hurst: Get Ready the Wreaths. [1926 c.]
1038. Hurst: T.B. [1926 c.]
1039. Hurst: “Ice Water Pl—” [1926 c.]
1040. Perkins: A Book of Bedtime Stories. [1926 c.]
1041. Enders: How to Cane and Upholster Chairs. [1926 c.]
1042. Balzac: The Red Inn. [1926]
1043. Balzac: A Study of a Woman and Comedies of the Counter. [1926]
1044. Balzac: Another Study of Woman. [1926]
1045. Balzac: The Story of a Mad Sweetheart (Adieu). [1926]
1046. Balzac: A Coquette Versus a Wife (The Peace of a Home). [1926]
1047. Balzac: The Mysterious Exiles. [1926]
1048. Rabelais: Gargantua: Mighty Monster. [1926]
1049. Spear: How to Teach Yourself to Sing. [1926 c.]
1050. Shipley: X-Ray, Violet Ray and Other Rays... [1926 c.]
1051. Fielding: The Cause and Nature of Genius. [1926]
1052. Fielding: The Cause and Nature of Our Instincts... [1926]
1053. Wood: A Guide to New York City’s Strange Sections. [1926]
1054. Bierce: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Other... [1926 c.]
1055. Bierce: The Horseman in the Sky and Other Stories. [1926 c.]
1056. Bierce: The Devil’s Dictionary. [1926 c.]
1057. Wood: The Truth About New York’s Chinatown. [1926]
1058. Wood: The Truth About New York’s White Light Region. [1926]
1059. McCabe: The Myth of Immortality. [1926]
1060. McCabe: The Futility of Belief in God. [1926]
1061. McCabe: The Human Origin of Morals. [1926]
1062. Hurst: Humoresque. [1926 c.]
1063. Markun: The Psychology of Laughter. [1926]
1064. Crosley: The Simplicity of Radio. [1926 c.]
1065. Milburn: Lives of the U.S. Presidents. [1926 c.]
1066. McCabe: The Forgery of the Old Testament. [1926]
1067. Balzac: The Splendors and Miseries of a Courtesan. [1926]
1068. Dickens: The Best Fun from the Pickwick Papers. [1926 c.]
1069. Markun: The Conquest of Fear. [1926]
1070. Oppenheim: How to Fight Nervous Troubles. [1926 c.]
1071. Wood: A Psycho-Analysis of Jesus. [1926]
1072. Wood: The Truth About William Jennings Bryan. [1926]
1073. Enders: How to Paint and Finish Woodwork. [1926 c.]
1074. Frederick: A Handbook of Commercial Law. [1926 c.]
1075. Bierce: Tales of Ghouls and Ghosts. [1926 c.]
1076. McCabe: Morals in Ancient Babylon. [1926]
1077. McCabe: Religion and Morals in Ancient Egypt. [1926]
1078. McCabe: Life and Morals in Greece and Rome. [1926]
1079. McCabe: Phallic Elements in Religion. [1926]
1080. Bierce: Tales of Haunted Houses. [1926 c.]
1081. Bierce: Fantastic Debunking Fables. [1926 c.]
1082. Milburn (ed.): The Best Jewish Jokes. [1926 c.]
1083. Howe: Dying Like a Gentleman and Other Stories. [1926 c.]
1084. McCabe: Did Jesus Ever Live? [1926]
1085. Oppenheim: The Love-Life of George Sand. [1926 c.]
1086. Bierce: My Favorite Murder and Other Stories. [1926 c.]
1087. De Ford: The Facts About Fascism. [1926 c.]
1088. De Ford: The Truth About Mussolini. [1926 c.]
1089. Oppenheim: The Common Sense of Sex. [1926 c.]
1090. Power: How to Grow Fruits for the Home Table. [1926 c.]
1091. Bloodgood: The Facts About Cancer. [1926 c.]
1092. Goddard: Simple Beauty Hints. [1926 c.]
1093. Milburn (ed.): A Book of Interesting and Amusing Puns. [1926 c.]
1094. Markun: Insanity and Mental Disorders. [1926]
1095. McCabe: The Sources of Christian Morality. [1926]
1096. Goddard: How to Dress on a Small Salary. [1926 c.]
1097. Markun: Memory: What It Is and How to Use It. [1926]
1098. Bierce: Extraordinary Opinions on Commonplace Subjects.[1926 c.]
1099. Bierce: A Cynic Looks at Life. [1926 c.]
1100. Bierce: Iconoclastic Memories of the Civil War. [1926 c.]
1101. Doyle: Sherlock Holmes Problem Stories. [1926]
1102. McCabe: Pagan Christs. [1926]
1103. Milburn (ed.): A Book of Puzzles and Brainteasers. [1926]
1104. McCabe: The Myth of the Resurrection. [1926]
1105. Du Bois, G.: Pocket Dictionary: Spanish-English... [1926 c.]
1106. Wood: Bohemian Life in N.Y.’s Greenwich Village. [1926]
1107. McCabe: Legends of Saints and Martyrs. [1926]
1108. Enders: The Elements of Woodworking. [1926 c.]
1109. Du Bois, G.: Spanish Self-Taught. [1926 c.]
1110. McCabe: How Christianity “Triumphed.” [1926]
1111. Markun: Prostitution in the Medieval World. [1926]
1112. Oppenheim: A Psycho-Analysis of the Jews. [1926 c.]
1113. Ehrmann: Love from Many Angles. [1926 c.]
1114. Hugo: Thrilling Moments and Profound Passages... [1926 c.]
1115. Leacock: A Book of Ridiculous Stories. [1926]
1116. Leacock: A Book of Funny Dramatics. [1926]
1117. Leacock: The Human Animal and Its Folly. [1926]
1118. Leacock: This Life as I See It. [1926]
1119. Leacock: Follies in Fiction. [1926]
1120. Leacock: Essays of Serious Spoofing. [1926]
1121. McCabe: The Evolution of Christian Doctrine. [1926]
1122. McCabe: The Degradation of Woman. [1926]
1123. Hughes: The Facts About Puritan Morals. [1926 c.]
1124. Hennessy: On the Bum: Sketches of Tramp Life. [1926 c.]
1125. Crawford, et. al.: A Book of American Shams. [1926]
1126. Barrett: Eating For Health: Facts About Vitamins... [1926 c.]
1127. McCabe: Christianity and Slavery. [1927]
1128. McCabe: The Church and the School. [1926]
1129. Muhammad (trans.): Proverbs of Persia. [1926 c.]
1130. McCabe: The Dark Ages. [1927]
1131. Oppenheim: How to Write for the Market. [1926 c.]
1132. McCabe: New Light on Witchcraft. [1926]
1133. Milburn (ed.): Love Tales of the Queen of Navarre. [1926 c.]
1134. McCabe: The Horrors of the Inquisition. [1926]
1135. Markun: Prostitution in the Modern World. [1926]
1136. McCabe: Medieval Art and the Church. [1926]
1137. McCabe: The Moorish Civilization in Spain. [1927]
1138. Cunningham: What Atheism Means to Me. [1926]
1139. Snodgrass: Photography Self-Taught. [1926 c.]
1140. McCabe: The Renaissance: A European Awakening. [1927]
1141. McCabe: The Reformation and Protestant Reaction. [1926]
1142. McCabe: The Truth About Galileo and Medieval Science. [1926]
1143. Milburn: How to Prepare Manuscripts. [1926 c.]
1144. McCabe: The Jesuits: Religious Rogues. [1927]
1145. McCabe: Religion and the French Revolution. [1927]
1146. Milburn (ed.): A Book of College Humor. [1927 c.]
1147. Strong: How the Communists Rule Russia. [1927 c.]
1148. Wood: Sexual Crime and American Law. [1926]
1149. Folliard (ed.): Irish Poems of Love and Sentiment. [1927 c.]
1150. McCabe: The Churches and Modern Progress. [1927]
1151. Hawthorne: The Book of Mysterious and Fateful Stories. [1927 c.]
1152. Hawthorne: The Seven Vagabonds and Other Strange Tales. [1927 c.]
1153. Hawthorne: The Haunted Mind and Other Strange Tales. [1927 c.]
1154. Poe: Tales of Hypnotism and Revenge. [1927]
1155. O’Brien: Two Great Mystery Stories. [1927 c.]
1156. Marryat, et. al.: Extraordinary Mystery Stories. [1927 c.]
1157. Melville: The Sea Beast: The Capture of the Great White... [1927 c.]
1158. Norris/Middleton, et. al.: Mysterious Tales of the Sea. [1927 c.]
1159. Blackwood, et. al.: A Book of Mystic Humorous Stories. [1927 c.]
1160. Benson/Matthews: Two Masterly Ghost Stories. [1927 c.]
1161. Fernald, et. al.: Tales of the Mysterious and Weird. [1927 c.]
1162. James/Rickford, et. al.: Mystery Tales of Ghosts and Villains. [1927 c.]
1163. Hecht: The Policewoman’s Love-Hungry Daughter... [1927 c.]
1164. Hecht: The Unlovely Sin and Other Stories... [1927 c.]
1165. Hecht: Jazz and Other Stories of Young Love. [1927 c.]
1166. Hecht: Infatuation and Other Stories of Love’s Misfits. [1927 c.]
1167. Hecht: The Sinister Sex and Other Stories of Marriage. [1927 c.]
1168. London: Stories of Adventure. [1927]
1169. London: Stories of Ships and the Sea. [1927]
1170. Jerome: Funny Ghost Stories Told After Supper. [1927]
1171. Jerome: Funny Facts About Stageland. [1927]
1172. Jonas: How to Build Your Own Greenhouse. [1927 c.]
1173. Lear: A Book of Nonsense Alphabets. [1927 c.]
1174. De Ford: How to Write Business Letters. [1927 c.]
1175. (no author) Amusing and Popular Riddles. [1927 c.]
1176. Harris: A Mad Love: The Strong Story of a Musician. [1927]
1177. Ellis: Woman and the New Race. [1927 c.]
1178. Chekhov: The Chorus Girl and Her Lover’s Wife... [1927]
1179. Temple: How to Make Desserts, Pies and Pasteries. [1927 c.]
1180. Temple: How to Cook Fish and Meats. [1927 c.]
1181. Temple: How to Make Ice Cream and Gelatine. [1927 c.]
1182. Goddard: How to Make Your Own Cosmetics. [1927 c.]
1183. Patterson: How to Play Checkers. [1927 c.]
1184. Milburn (ed.): The Best Scotch Jokes. [1927 c.]
1185. Ray: The Weather: What Makes It and Why. [1927 c.]
1186. Dix: A Handbook of the Rules of Golf. [1927 c.]
1187. Hughes: The Ghastly Purpose of the Parables. [1927]
1188. Maynard: Sex and the Garden of Eden Myth. [1927 c.]
1189. Goddard: Pin Money: One Hundred Ways to Make Money... [1927 c.]
1190. Chekhov: What Price Love? [1927]
1191. Wood (ed.): A Book of Broadway Wisecracks. [1927]
1192. Davidson: Bookbinding Self-Taught. [1927]
1193. Bisaccioni, et. al.: Woman’s Way and Other Short Stories... [1927 c.]
1194. Fortini, et. al.: Love’s Heroism and Other Fascinating Stories. [1927 c.]
1195. Pardo-Bazan, et. al.: First Love and Other Fascinating Stories... [1927 c.]
1196. Caballero, et. al.: The Girl with Three Husbands and Other Stories... [1927 c.]
1197. Picon, et. al.: A Moral Divorce and Other Stories... [1927 c.]
1198. Caballero, et. al.: The Devil’s Mother-in-Law and Other Stories... [1927 c.]
1199. Lear: A Book of Laughable Lyrics. [1927 c.]
1200. Lear: A Book of Nonsense Stories and Pictures. [1927 c.]
1201. Wyss: Adventures on a Desert Island. [1927 c.]
1202. Pain: Forbidden Love and Other Stories. [1927 c.]
1203. McCabe: Seven Infidel U.S. Presidents. [1927]
1204. Shipley: A Dictionary of Musical Terms. [1927 c.]
1205. McCabe: Thomas Paine’s Revolt Against the Bible. [1927]
1206. Hazlehurst: How to Teach Yourself to Swim. [1927 c.]
1207. Du Bois, G.: French Self-Taught. [1927 c.]
1208. Howe/Nathan: Success Easier Than Failure. [1927 c.]
1209. Goddard: The Charming Hostess: How to Entertain... [1927 c.]
1210. Wood: A Book of Mathematical Oddities. [1927]
1211. McCabe: The Conflict Between Science and Religion. [1927]
1212. Strong: Marriage and Morals in Soviet Russia. [1927]
1213. Oppenheim: The Romance that Balzac Lived. [1927 c.]
1214. Milburn (ed.): A Book of the Best Ford Jokes. [1927 c.]
1215. McCabe: Robert G. Ingersoll: Benevolent Agnostic. [1927]
1216. Paquin (ed.) Pocket Italian Dictionary: Italian-English... [1927 c.]
1217. Thurston, et. al.: Why I Did Not Enter the Methodist Ministry. [1927 c.]
1218. McCabe: Christianity and Philanthropy. [1927]
1219. Cunningham: How to Make Your Home More Homelike. [1927 c.]
1220. Milburn (ed.): The Best Rude Jokes. [1927 c.]
1221. Markun: Facts You Should Know About Will Power. [1927]
1222. Du Bois, G. (ed.): Easy Readings in Spanish. [1927 c.]
1223. Cunningham: How to Work Your Way Through College. [1927 c.]
1224. McCabe: Religion in the Great Poets. [1927]
1225. Goddard: Marital Discords and How to Avoid Them. [1927 c.]
1226-A. (no author) 1926 Price Range of Stocks. [1927]
1226-B. Paquin: Easy Readings in French. [1928]
1227-A. (no author) 1926 Price Range of Bonds. [1927]
1227-B. Paquin: French Readings for French Students (Advanced). [1928]
1228. Milburn (ed.): The Best Jokes About Drunks. [1927 c.]
1229. McCabe: The Triumph of Materialism. [1927]
1230-A. (no author) 1927 Directory of Radio Stations. [1927]
1230-B. Howe: Her Fifth Marriage and Other Stories. [1928]
1231. Cunningham (ed.): Best Jokes of 1926. [1927 c.]
1232. Enders: Practical Masonry: Cement and Brick Work. [1927 c.]
1233. Headen: Better Meals for Less Money. [1927 c.]
1234. Strong: How Business is Carried on in Soviet Russia. [1927]
1235. Strong: Workers’ Life in Soviet Russia. [1927]
1236. Strong: Peasant Life in Soviet Russia. [1927]
1237. Strong: The Beliefs of Scientists. [1927]
1238. Cunningham: Beginning Married Life Right. [1927 c.]
1239. Goddard: Party Games for Grown-Ups. [1927 c.]
1240. Tarleton: Short Story Writing for Beginners. [1927 c.]
1241. Markun: An Outline of United States History. [1927]
1242. Fishbein: The Care of the Skin and Hair and Other... [1927]
1243. McCabe: The Failure of Christian Missions. [1927]
1244. Markun: How to Write Love Letters. [1927]
1245. Markun: How to Get the Most Out of Recreation. [1927]
1246. Milburn: The Best Hobo Jokes. [1927 c.]
1247. Markun: The Psychology of Love and Hate. [1927]
1248. McCabe: Lies of Religious Literature. [1927]
1249. Cunningham (ed.): The Best Jokes About Lovers. [1927 c.]
1250. Haldeman-Julius, M.: Judge Ben B. Linckey on Companionate Marriage. [1927]
1251. Cunningham: What Do You Know? A Book of Questions... [1927]
1252. Butler/Borah: Full Text of Butler-Borah Debate on Prohibition. [1927]
1253. Smith, L.E. (ed.): A Book of General Information Quizzes. [1927]
1254. Headen: Contract Bridge Made Easy. [1927]
1255. Headen: Who, When, Where and What? [1927]
1256. Darrow/Wheeler: Dry-Law Debate. [1927]
1257. Milburn: How to Become a United States Citizen. [1927]
1258. Haldeman-Juliius, E.: Why I Believe in Companionate Marriage. [1927]
1259. Markun: A Dictionary of Geographical Names. [1927]
1260. Haldeman-Juliius, E.: The Story of a Lynching: An Exploration... [1927]
1261. Roselle (ed.): Famous $12,000 Prize Winning Tongue-Twisters. [1927 c.]
1262. Price/McCabe: Is Evolution True? ...A Debate... [1928]
1263. Fulks: The Serpent’s Tooth. [1928 c.]
1264. Powys: The Art of Forgetting the Unpleasant. [1928]
1265. Birkhead: Is “Elmer Gantry” True? [1928 c.]
1266. Nash: Great Fighters for Freedom. [1928 c.]
1267. Runnion: Are Americans Standardized? [1928 c.]
1268. Crawford, et. al.: Are You a Babbitt? [1928 c.]
1269. Bair: Does the U.S.A. Need the K.K.K.? [1928 c.]
1270. Bair: Visits Among the Mormons. [1928]
1271. Glassberg, et. al.: Prisons or Crime Prevention? [1928 c.]
1272. Harding: This Marriage Business. [1928 c.]
1273. Dimick, et. al.: The Truth About American Evangelists. [1928 c.]
1274. Harrington, et. al.: The Truth About American Preachers. [1928 c.]
1275. Shipley, et. al.: The Truth About the “Deluge.” [1928 c.]
1276. Milton, et. al.: The Truth About American Yokels. [1928 c.]
1277. Carrington: Hindu Magic Self-Taught. [1928 c.]
1278. Carrington: Ventriloquism Self-Taught. [1928 c.]
1279. Carrington: Side-Show Tricks Explained. [1928 c.]
1280. Barrett: Facts You Should Know About Heat. [1928 c.]
1281. Nietsche: What is Good and Evil? [1928 c.]
1282. Nietsche: Guilt and Bad Conscience. [1928 c.]
1283. Cunningham: Are Petting Parties Dangerous? [1928]
1284. Hennessy/Yowell: Tips on Theatrical Arts and Actors and Actresses. [1928 c.]
1285. Carrington: Gamblers’ Crokked Tricks: A Complete Exposure... [1928]
1286. Foster/Darrow: Do Human Beings Have Free Will? A Debate. [1928 c.]
1287. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Brann, Who Cracked Dull Heads. [1928]
1288. Haldeman-Julius, E.: America’s Fakirs and Guides. [1928 c.]
1289. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Facts You Should Know About American Literature. [1928]
1290. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Art of Digesting Ideas. [1928]
1291. Haldeman-Julius, E.: America: The Greatest Show on Earth. [1928]
1292. Crawford, et. al.: Best Short Stories. [1928 c.]
1293. Haldeman-Julius, E.: What America Needs. [1928]
1294. Vaughn: Minneapolis vs. St. Paul: The Holy War... [1928 c.]
1295. Davis: Detroit, Mecca of the Midwest. [1928 c.]
1296. Davis: The Personal Element in Business. [1928 c.]
1297. Clugston, et. al.: Facts You Should Know About Arkansas. [1928 c.]
1298. Damrau: How to Select Your Doctor. [1928 c.]
1299. Keith: The Origin of Life. [1928 c.]
1300. Fulks: Sources of Intolerance in America. [1928 c.]
1301. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Way of All Flesh. [1928]
1302. Haldeman-Julius, E.: What Life Means to Me. [1928]
1303. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Lessons Life Has Taught Me. [1928]
1304. Whitman: How to Go Into Business for Yourself. [1928 c.]
1305. Whitman: Patents: How to Get and Sell Them. [1928 c.]
1306. White: The Negro’s Contribution to American Culture. [1928 c.]
1307. Adamic: The Word of Satan in the Bible. [1928 c.]
1308. Norwin: The Harvard War on Religious Ideas. [1928 c.]
1309. Carew: Is the Yankee Vanishing? [1928 c.]
1310. Griebling: Snyder-Gray Murder Echoes. [1928 c.]
1311. Angoff: The Real Aims of Catholicism. [1928 c.]
1312. Saville: The Reasonableness of Skepticism. [1928 c.]
1313. Fulks: Freedom vs. Fundamentalism. [1928 c.]
1314. Gale: The Bigotry Trust in the U.S.A. [1928 c.]
1315. Ludwig: The Debunking of a Midwestern Lawyer. [1928 c.]
1316. Levin: The Revolt of Modern Youth. [1928 c.]
1317. Butler: The Meaning of the U.S. Constitution. [1928 c.]
1318. Dexter, et. al.: The Case For and Against Sexual Sterilization. [1928 c.]
1319. Crawford: How to Study. [1928 c.]
1320. Van Deventer: How to Get a Husband. [1928 c.]
1321. Carrington: Fasting for Health. [1928 c.]
1322. Van Deventer: Confessions of a Modern Woman. [1928 c.]
1323. Barrett: Facts You Should Know About Light. [1928 c.]
1324. Barrett: Practical Mechanical Problems and How to Solve... [1928 c.]
1325. Shipley: Americans of a Million Years Ago. [1928 c.]
1326. Shipley: Origin of the Solar System. [1928 c.]
1327. Barrett/Binns: Facts You Should Know About Sound. [1928 c.]
1328. Harding: Huxley: Who Advanced Human Progress 100 Years.[1928 c.]
1329. Darrow: Facing Life Fearlessly. [1928 c.]
1330. Harding: Facts You Should Know About Digestion. [1928 c.]
1331. Harding: How Much Does Man Really Know? [1928 c.]
1332. Wheless: Debunking the Laws of Moses. [1929]
1333. Birkhead: The Common Sense of Health. [1928 c.]
1334. Harding: Why I Am a Skeptic. [1929]
1335. Grattan/Hald.-Julius: Can Knowledge Be Made Popular? A Debate. [1929]
1336. Wood: Greenwich Villiage in the Jazz Era. [1929]
1337. Wood: The Breakdown of American Marriage. [1929]
1338. Music: Oil Painting for Beginners. [1929 c.]
1339. Husser: Crooked Financial Schemes Exposed. [1929 c.]
1340. Norden: How to Get a Job. [1929 c.]
1341. Goddard: Unusual Menus: Eating for Health and Pleasure. [1929 c.]
1342. Wood: Typical Love-Problems Answered. [1929]
1343. Wood: Sexual Relations in the Southern States. [1929]
1344. Wood: How to Psycho-Analyze Your Neighbors. [1929]
1345. Goddard: How to Make Sandwiches and Box Lunches. [1929 c.]
1346. Hibschman: Religion’s Blight on American Divorce Laws. [1929 c.]
1347. Wood: Why I Believe in Trial Marriage. [1929]
1348. Hischman/Grathwell: Should Companionate Marriage be Legalized? [1929 c.]
1349. Winterbotham: Lindbergh: The Hero of the Air. [1929 c.]
1350. Smith, L.E.: Curiosities of the English Language. [1929 c.]
1351. Feather: How to Get Ahead. [1929 c.]
1352. Barrett: The Chemistry of Familiar Things. [1929 c.]
1353. Fielding: Unconscious Love Elements in Psycho-Analysis. [1929]
1354. Norden: A Book of Striking Similes. [1929 c.]
1355. Goddard: A Tour of Europe for Stay-At Homes. [1929 c.]
1356. Hibschman: Wills: How to Make and How to Break Them. [1929 c.]
1357. Hibschman: What You Should Know About Law. [1929 c.]
1358. Goldberg: How to Acquire Good Taste. [1929]
1359. Hibschman: Is Birth Control a Sin? [1929 c.]
1360. Goddard: The Perfect Pocket Cook Book. [1929 c.]
1361. Hibschman: Who Killed Jesus? [1929]
1362. Hibschman: Law Every Woman Should Know. [1929 c.]
1363. Hibschman: Law an Auto Owner Ought to Know. [1929 c.]
1364. Smith, L.E.: How to Use the Dictionary. [1929 c.]
1365. Smith, L.E.: Little Lessons in Vocabulary Building. [1929 c.]
1366-A. Smith, L.E.: How to Write Little Blue Books. [1929 c.]
1366-B. Haldeman-Julius, E.: How to Become a Writer of Little Blue Books. [1929]
1367. Smith, L.E.: Propositions and How to Use Them. [1929 c.]
1368. Nash: Isaac Newton: Superman of Science. [1929 c.]
1369. Marx, S.: How to Be a Gate-Crasher. [1929 c.]
1370. Wood: Clement Wood and His Loves. [1929]
1371. Birkhead: The Sins of Good People. [1929 c.]
1372. Russell: Why I Am Not a Christian. [1929 c.]
1373. Fulks: The Plight of the South. [1929 c.]
1374. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Is the World Getting Better? [1929]
1375. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Meaning of Success in Life. [1929]
1376. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Henry Ward Beecher: The Barnum of the Pulpit. [1929]
1377. Hutter: John Roach Strator: The Witch Doctor of Gotham. [1929 c.]
1378. Norwin: The Notorious Case of Sacco and Vanzetti. [1929]
1379. Goldberg: President Harding’s Illegitimate Daughter. [1929]
1380. Horner: The Flesh and the Devil: A Portrait of... [1929 c.]
1381. de Gourmont: The Prostituted Woman. [1929 c.]
1382. House: Is Our Civilization Over-Sexed? [1929 c.]
1383. Nash: How Galileo was Gagged by the Inquisition. [1929 c.]
1384. Shumway: Gary, Shrine of the Steel God. [1929 c.]
1385. Born: A Defense of the Devil. [1929]
1386 Glassberg: The Problem of Old-Age Dependence. [1929 c.]
1387. Schuyler: Racial Intermarriage in the United States. [1929]
1388. Cohen: Are the Clergy Honest? [1929]
1389. Harding: The Truth About the Tobacco Habit. [1929 c.]
1390. Harding: Fact and Fiction About Health. [1929 c.]
1391. Harding: The Magic in Those Ultra-Violet Rays. [1929 c.]
1392. Van Deventer: Confessions of a Gold Digger. [1929 c.]
1393. Meyrowitz: The False Way to Health. [1929 c.]
1394. Brown: Confessions of a Minister’s Daughter. [1929 c.]
1395. Moore, B.: Instantaneous Personal Magnetism. [1929 c.]
1396. Hibschman: Our Fading Bill of Rights. [1929 c.]
1397. Peery: Small Town Humor. [1929 c.]
1398. Fulks: War, What For? [1929 c.]
1399. Norden: Journalism from the Inside. [1929 c.]
1400. Norden: Advertising from the Inside. [1929 c.]
1401. Gordon, Don: Hollywood from the Inside. [1929 c.]
1402. Fulks: How I Went to the Devil. [1929]
1403. Fulks: The Voice of the Yokels. [1929 c.]
1404. Darrow: The Myth of the Soul. [1929 c.]
1405. De Sade: Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Atheist. [1929]
1406. Nash: Voltaire’s Weapon: The Smile! [1929]
1407. Birkhead: Religious Bunk Over the Radio. [1929]
1408. Burns, V.: What’s the Matter with Human Nature? [1929]
1409. Levin: Milwaukee: The Bier of Beer. [1929 c.]
1410. Jarrell: New Orleans: The Civilized and Lively City. [1929]
1411. Shands: The Real Thomas A. Edison. [1929 c.]
1412. Maynard: Stories of Tramp Life. [1929 c.]
1413. Gordon, David: My Prison Days. [1929 c.]
1414. Jarrell: San Francisco: A Credit to the Nation. [1929 c.]
1415. Hibschman: How the United States Government Works. [1929 c.]
1416. Hibschman: Corporations: How to Form and How to Run Them. [1929 c.]
1417. Marx, S.: Paul Whiteman: Glimpses of Tin Pan Alley. [1929 c.]
1418. Marx, S.: Broadway Gangsters and Their Rackets. [1929 c.]
1419. Winterbotham: Curious and Unusual Deaths. [1929 c.]
1420. Van Deventer: Why Wives Leave Home. [1929]
1421. Hibschman: How to Get a Divorce. [1929 c.]
1422. Hibschman: How Business Men Avoid Litigation. [1929]
1423. Darrow/Stoddard: Is the U.S. Immigration Law Beneficial? A Debate. [1929]
1424. Darrow: The Famous Examination of Bry at the Scopes... [1929 c.]
1425. Darrow: The Open Shop. [1929 c.]
1426. Benson: Foot Troubles and Their Correction by Simple... [1929 c.]
1427. Hibschman: Law the Working-Man Should Know. [1929 c.]
1428. Winterbotham: Curious and Unusual Love Affairs. [1929 c.]
1429. Gunn, E.: Airplanes and How to Fly Them. [1929]
1430. Button: Lightning Shorthand Self-Taught. [1929 c.]
1431. Smith, L.E.: How to Read and Correct Proof. [1929]
1432. Smith, L.E.: How to Hyphen and Divide English Words. [1929 c.]
1433. Smith, L.E.: Fascinating Pastimes with Words. [1929 c.]
1434. Adams: How to Think Creatively. [1929 c.]
1435. Benson: Constipation and Its Correction by Exercise. [1929]
1436. Markun: Strange Marriage Customs. [1929]
1437. Hibschman: Curiosities of the Law. [1929 c.]
1438. Van Deventer: How to Be a Modern Mother. [1929 c.]
1439. Markun: Your Intelligence and How to Tell It. [1929 c.]
1440. Birkhead: Can Man Know God? [1929]
1441. Harding: Do You Know How Ignorant You Are? [1929]
1442. Markun: What You Should Know About Graphology. [1929 c.]
1443. Benson: Daily Exercises for Busy People. [1929 c.]
1444. Smith, L.E.: The Secret of Making Words Work for You. [1929 c.]
1445. Marx, S.: Wild Women of Broadway. [1929 c.]
1446. Marx, S.: Texas Guinan: the Ace of (Night) Clubs. [1929 c.]
1447. Birkhead: Can People Be Made Good by Law? [1929]
1448. Markun: Character Reading from the Face. [1929 c.]
1449. Markun: The Love Affairs of John Wesley. [1929 c.]
1450. McCabe: Do We Live Forever? [1929]
1451. Birkhead: President Hoover and Quakerism. [1929 c.]
1452. Slaten: Does Life Spell Accident or Design? [1929 c.]
1453. Sancara: Have We Religious Freedom? [1929]
1454. Markun: A Dictionary of Contemporary Authors. [1929]
1455. McCabe: The End of the World. [1929]
1456. Markun: A Dictionary of the Social Sciences. [1929]
1457. Goethe: Sketches of Naughty Ladies. [1929]
1458. Goethe: The Princess and the Tiger. [1929 c.]
1459. Markun: The Psychology of the Criminal. [1929]
1460. Markun: A Book of American Statistics. [1929]
1461. Turano: A Reno Lawyer Looks at Marriage and Divorce. [1929 c.]
1462. Barnes: Science Versus Religion as a Guide to Life. [1929]
1463. Russell: Has Religion Made Useful Contributions...? [1929]
1464. Whitehead: Clarence Darrow: The Big Minority Man. [1929]
1465. Markun: A Book of European Statistics. [1929]
1466. Headen: Home Removal of Spots and Stains. [1929]
1467. Markun: Party Issues in the United States. [1929]
1468. Barnes: How to Deal with Crime. [1929]
1469. Markun: American Industrial History. [1929]
1470. Van Deventer: How to Become a Radio Artist. [1929 c.]
1471. Le Chatelier: How to Become Mentally Superior. [1929]
1472. Barnes: History: Truth or Propaganda? [1929]
1473. Smith, L.E.: How to Find What You Want in a Library. [1929 c.]
1474. Smith, L.E.: Roxy: The Moguls of Movieland. [1929 c.]
1475. Gunn, J. (ed.): Best Jokes of 1930. [1930 c.]
1476. Adams: What You Should Know About Your Sensations. [1929]
1477. Adams: How Glands Affect Personality. [1929]
1478. Benson: Poor Posture Corrected by Exercise. [1929]
1479. Benson: Correction of Underweight and Overweight... [1929]
1480. Barnes: The Causes of the World War. [1929 c.]
1481. Goldberg: The New Immorality: A Little Dictionary of... [1929]
1482. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Dramatic Career of U.S. Grant. [1929]
1483. Barnes: Trial by Jury: The Great Burlesque of Modern... [1929]
1484. Van Deventer: Why Preachers Go Wrong. [1929]
1485. Birkhead: The Religion of a Free Man. [1929]
1486. McCabe: Are Atheists Dogmatic? [1929]
1487. McCabe: A Manual of Debunking. [1929]
1488. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Age-Old Follies of Man. [1930]
1489. Haldeman-Julius, E.: What is Christianity? An Answer to... [1929]
1490. McCabe: Is Einstein’s Theory Atheistic? An Answer to... [1929]
1491. Bercovici: The Power of Women. [1929]
1492. Bercovici: Stories of Gypsy Life. [1929]
1493. Bercovici: Wine, Women and Song. [1929]
1494. Bercovici: Stormy Hearts. [1929]
1495. Bercovici: Steel Against Steel. [1929]
1496. Hayes, A.: The Sexual Factor in Divorce. [1929]
1497. Hayes, A.: Companionate Divorce. [1929]
1498. Birkhead: Missouri University Sex Questionaire... [1929]
1499. Shipley: New Light on the Ten Commandments. [1929]
1500. Darrow: Why I Am an Agnostic. [1929 c.]
1501. McCabe: Mussolini and the Pope. [1929]
1502. McCabe: Why I Believe in Fair Taxation of Church Property. [1930]
1503. Smith, L.E.: How to Use Effective English in Speech... [1930 c.]
1504. Smith, L.E.: How to Overcome Self-Consciousness. [1930 c.]
1505. Du Bois, W.E.B.: Africa: Its Geography, People and Products. [1930 c.]
1506. Barnes: How Capitalism Developed. [1930 c.]
1507. Barnes: A Rational View of the Sex Issue. [1930 c.]
1508. Norden: What You Should Know About Poisons. [1930 c.]
1509. McCabe: The Gay Chronicle of the Monks and Nuns. [1930]
1510. McCabe: The Epicurean Doctrine of Happiness. [1930]
1511. Barnes: War Guilt and the Present European Situation. [1930 c.]
1512. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Is This Century the Most Admirable in History? [1930]
1513. Barrett: Statistics: How to Use and Interpret Them. [1930 c.]
1514. Norden: The Famous Inventions of Thomas Edison. [1930 c.]
1515. McCabe: The Love Affair of a Priest and Nun. [1930]
1516. Norden: Facts You Should Know About Gonorrhea. [1930 c.]
1517. Bercovici: Land, and Old Man and His Wife. [1930 c.]
1518. Bercovici: The Beggar of Alcazar. [1930 c.]
1519. Bercovici: Blood and Lava. [1930 c.]
1520. Bercovici: For the Love of Zaska and Other Stories. [1930 c.]
1521. Bercovici: When Faith in Love Returns. [1930 c.]
1522. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Why We Write Like Human Beings. [1930]
1523. Norden: How to Avoid Catching Venereal Diseases. [1930 c.]
1524. Nash: Famous Eccentric Americans. [1930 c.]
1525. Barnes: The Menace of the Modern Prison. [1930 c.]
1526. Barnes: Peace Plans from Kant to Kellogg. [1930 c.]
1527. Norden: Herbert Hoover, the Man. [1930]
1528. Goldberg: Getting Into Print: A Practical Guide. [1930]
1529. Holmes: Why I Am Not an Atheist. [1930]
1530. Eddington: Why I Believe in God. [1930]
1531. Myers/Birkhead: Can We Follow Jesus Today? A Debate. [1930]
1532. Cervantes: The Ingenious Gentleman of La Mancha. [1930 c.]
1533. Nash: Famous Infant Prodigies. [1930]
1534. Meyrowitz: How to Test Your Urine at Home. [1930 c.]
1535. Norden: How to Throw a Party. [1930 c.]
1536. McCabe: Facing Death Fearlessly. [1930]
1537. Birkhead: The Essence of Unitarianism. [1930 c.]
1538. Haldeman-Julius, E.: A Rational Sex Code. [1930]
1539. McCabe: A Debate with a Jesuit Priest. [1930]
1540. Haldeman-Julius, E.: How We Can Live Happily. [1930]
1541. Darrow: What Life Means to Me at Seventy-Two. [1930 c.]
1542. Barnes: Who Started the World War? [1930 c.]
1543. McCabe: Is War Inevitable? [1930]
1544. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Why I Do Not Believe in Capital Punishment. [1930]
1545. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Why I Do Not Fear Death. [1930]
1546. Haldeman-Julius, E.: An Encyclopedia of Sex. [1930]
1547. Haldeman-Julius, E.: How Can We Wipe Out the Crime of War? [1930]
1548. Gibbs: Popular Chinese Cook Book. [1930 c.]
1549. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Why I Do Not Believe in Censorship. [1930]
1550. McCabe: How People Lived in the Middle Ages. [1930]
1551. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Why I Believe in Freedom of Thought. [1930]
1552. Du Bois, W.E.B.: Africa: Its Place in Modern History. [1930 c.]
1553. Benson/Smith, C.I.: Beneficial Exercises for Nervousness and... [1930 c.]
1554. Benson/Smith, C.I.: Beneficial Exercises for Heart Disturbances. [1930 c.]
1555. Feather: Rules for Success in Business. [1930 c.]
1556. Fielding: How the Sun’s Rays Will Give You Health... [1930]
1557. Haldeman-Julius, E.: What is a Liberal? [1930]
1558. Haldeman-Julius, E.: A Peep at 19th Century Americans. [1931]
1559. McCabe: Can We Change Human Nature? [1930]
1560. Hibschman: Why I Quit Being a Prohibitionist. [1931 c.]
1561. McCabe: That Horrible French Revolution. [1931]
1562. Harding: How to Live Long. [1931 c.]
1563. Fielding: The Marvels and Oddities of Sunlight. [1930]
1564. Nash: Homosexuality in the Lives of the Great. [1931 c.]
1565. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Danger of Catholicism in Public Schools. [1930]
1566. Van Deventer: How to Conduct a Love Affair. [1931 c.]
1567. Palmer: Making Men Happy with Jams and Jellies. [1931 c.]
1568. Edison: Full Text of Edison’s Famous Scholarship... [1931 c.]
1569. Fielding: Boccaccio: Lover and Chronicler of Love. [1930]
1570. Harding: Is Man a Rational Animal? [1931 c.]
1571. Hibschman: Should Church Property be Tax Exempt? [1931]
1572. Grattan: How America was Forced into the World War. [1931 c.]
1573. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Herbert Hoover: The Fatuous Failure in... [1930]
1574. Hibschman: What Price Tolerance? [1931]
1575. Markun: The History of Venereal Diseases. [1931]
1576. Markun: Facts You Should Know About Masturbation. [1931]
1577. Fulks: Can America Be Made Good by Law? [1931 c.]
1578. Gunn: Was President Harding Murdered? [1931]
1579. Shumway: How Newspapers Deceive Their Readers. [1931 c.]
1580. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Serious Lesson in President Harding's Case... [1930]
1581. Darrow/Wiggam: Environment vs. Heredity: Debate Between... [1931]
1582. Russell: A Liberal View of Divorce. [1931 c.]
1583. Mooney, et. al.: A Book About Texas, by Texans. [1931]
1584. Patterson: The Crisis that Threatens the Church. [1931]
1585. Birkhead: From Sin to Psychiatry: An Interview... [1931 c.]
1586. Barnes: Were the Founding Fathers Pious Angels...? [1931]
1587. Wilson: The Amazing Loves of King Carol of Rumania. [1931 c.]
1588. Barnes: Debunking the Myth of Calvin Coolidge. [1931 c.]
1589. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Facing Life Realistically. [1931]
1590. Dreiser: How the Great Corporations Rule the United States. [1931]
1591. Woodmansee: How “Wicked” is Hollywood? [1931 c.]
1592. Markun: A History of Gambling. [1931]
1593. Nash: Romantic Heroes of the Confederacy. [1931 c.]
1594. Kavanagh/Lawes: Does the Death Penalty Curb Crime? [1931 c.]
1595. Waddy: Facts You Should Know About the Calendar. [1931 c.]
1596. Darrow/Wilson: Should the 18th Amendment be Repealed? [1931 c.]
1597. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Meaning of Atheism. [1931]
1598. Deeington/Hald.-Julius: Is “Knowledge” of God a Delusion? A Debate... [1931]
1599. Shipley: Advice to the Godly Who Fear Atheism. [1931]
1600. Sanger: Questions and Answers About Birth Control. [1931]
1601. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Hoover’s Record as President. [1931]
1602. Markun: Principles of International Law. [1931 c.]
1603. Campbell, C.S.: Is Christianity Dying? [1931]
1604. Harding: The Venereal Disease Problem. [1931]
1605. Hald.-Julius, M. & E.: The Girl in the Snappy Roadster. [1931]
1606. Whitehead: Clarence Darrow: “Evangelist” of Sane Thinking. [1931 c.]
1607. Newton: Einstein’s New Space-Substance Theory. [1931 c.]
1608. Fielding: Facts You Should Know About the Art of Love. [1931]
1609. Rabelais: How a Roast Goose Vendor Was Paid. [1931 c.]
1610. Lawrence: Love Among the Haystacks. [1931 c.]
1611. Lewis, S.: Sinclair Lewis’s Speech Accepting the Nobel Prize. [1931 c.]
1612. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Herbert Hoover’s Record Before He Became... [1931]
1613. Spencer: What Knowledge is of Most Worth? [1931]
1614. Spencer: How to Improve Yourself Intellectually. [1931]
1615. Spencer: How to Improve Yourself Morally. [1931]
1616. Spencer: How to Improve Yourself Physically. [1931]
1617. Robertson: The Evil of Error. [1931 c.]
1618. Huxley, et. al.: Why I Reject the Idea of God. [1931]
1619. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Sir James Jeans’ “Mathematical God.” [1931]
1620. France: Merry Tales. [1931]
1621. Ogburn: How Man Will Live in the Future. [1931]
1622. France: Five Women and the Grand Passion. [1931]
1623. France: Who Seduced the Cook? [1931]
1624. France: The Woman Who Inspired Fatal Passion. [1931]
1625. Chesterton/Hald.-Julius: Is There a Return to Religion? A Debate. [1931]
1626. Gautier: When Youth Burns. [1931 c.]
1627. Gautier: A Piece of the Princess. [1931 c.]
1628. France: Merry Tales of Childhood. [1931]
1629. Masuccio: The Comedy of the Saint’s Breeches. [1931 c.]
1630. Fisher: How to Play Stud Poker. [1931 c.]
1631. Hardy: Life’s Little Ironies. [1931]
1632. Hardy: A Tragedy of Two Ambitions. [1931]
1633. Hardy: The Seductive Exploits of a Fiddler. [1931]
1634. Flaubert: The Dance of Death. [1931 c.]
1635. Heine: The Gods in Exile. [1931 c.]
1636. (no author) What Doctors Have Learned About Birth Control. [1931]
1637. Darrow: Absurdities of the Bible. [1931]
1638. Waddy: Notes on Case of Sexual Suppression. [1931]
1639. Markun: The Story of British Imperialism. [1931]
1640. Holmes/Hald.-Julius: Is Science Vindicating Religion? [1931]
1641. Heine: The Rabbi and Beautiful Sara. [1931 c.]
1642. Heine: Maidens and Women. [1931 c.]
1643. Beardsley: Under the Hill. [1931 c.]
1644. Heine: The Prostitute and Her Lover. [1931]
1645. Heine: Strange Flowers of Passion. [1931]
1646. Heine: Girls, Virgins and Wine. [1931]
1647. Merimee: The Abbe Aubain Falls in Love. [1931 c.]
1648. Hazlitt: The Love of Life and Other Essays. [1931 c.]
1649. Hazlitt: Are Manners Important? And Other Essays. [1931 c.]
1650. Hazlitt: What I Have Learned About Life from Fools and... [1931 c.]
1651. Hazlitt: Tremendous Trifles About Important... [1931 c.]
1652. Ellis: The Origin of War and the Philosophy of Conflict. [1931]
1653. Barnes: The Fallacies of American Historians. [1931 c.]
1654. Flaubert: The Record of Felicite’s Life. [1931 c.]
1655. Flaubert: The Accuse Woman (Herodias). [1931 c.]
1656. Wright (trans.): The Girdle of Aphrodite: Love Poems... [1931 c.]
1657. Whistler: The Gentle Art of Making Enemies. [1931 c.]
1658. Jerrold: The Handbook of Swindling. [1931 c.]
1659. DeQuincey: On Murder as One of the Fine Arts. [1931 c.]
1660. Wells, H.G.: A Woman’s Heart and Other Stories. [1931]
1661. Wells, H.G.: The Man Who Could Work Miracles. [1931]
1662. Wells, H.G.: The Valley of Spiders and Other Stories. [1931]
1663. Wells, H.G.: The Treasure in the Forest and Other Stories. [1931]
1664. Wells, H.G.: A Slip Under the Microscope. [1931]
1665. Eliot: Moral Swindlers and Other Essays. [1931 c.]
1666. Alciphron: Letters of the Courtesans. [1931 c.]
1667. Eliot: Debasing the Moral Currency. [1931 c.]
1668. Eliot: Do You Lose Your Temper? [1931 c.]
1669. Burns, R.: The Jolly Beggars. [1931 c.]
1670. Hewlett: Death’s Old Comedy. [1931 c.]
1671. James: Queer People and a Damning Passion. [1931]
1672. James: The Sweetheart of M. Briseaux. [1931]
1673. James: The Runaway Wife. [1931]
1674. James: Spiritual Magnetism. [1931]
1675. James: The Mad Love and the Emperor’s Topaz. [1931]
1676. Haldeman-Julius, E.: How Joseph McCabe, the World’ Greatest... [1931]
1677. Harding: How the Army and Navy Fight Venereal Disease. [1931 c.]
1678. Harding: Moral and Social Aspects of the Venereal... [1931]
1679. Harding: Various Types of Venereal Disease and... [1931 c.]
1680. Nietzsche: The Position of the Greek Woman and Other... [1931]
1681. Kallen: The Warfare of Religion Against Science. [1931 c.]
1682. Markun: The Story of American Imperialism. [1931]
1683. Musser: My Life at the U.S. Naval Academy. [1931 c.]
1684. Hardy: To Please His Wife. [1931]
1685. Markun: The History and First Principles of Insurance. [1931]
1686. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Unemployment Insurance: America’s Big Issue... [1931 c.]
1687. Markun: The History and First Principles of Banking. [1931]
1688. Fredericks: 100 Cocktails: How to Make Them and... [1931 c.]
1689. Lee: Socialism and the Farmers’ Problem. [1931]
1690. Sinclair: Socialism and Culture. [1931]
1691. Broun: Why I Am a Socialist. [1931]
1692. Hoan: Socialism and the City. [1931]
1693. Allen, D.: Will Socialism End the Evil of War? [1931]
1694. Angel: Socialism and Communism. [1931]
1695. Coleman: Pioneers of Socialism. [1931]
1696. Cole: Incentives Under Socialism. [1931]
1697. Oneal: Socialism and the Trade Unions. [1931]
1698. Work: Certain Misconceptions: A Few Current... [1931]
1699. Henderson: The Socialist Goal. [1931]
1700. Coleman: The Betrayal of the Workers. [1931]
1701. Oneal: Can Socialism Prevail in America? [1931]
1702. Blanchard: Forces Making for Socialism. [1931]
1703. Senior: Organizing the World for Socialism. [1931]
1704. Thomas, N.: Socialism and the Individual. [1931]
1705. Phillips, M.: Socialism and Women. [1931]
1706. Hillquit/Fine: The Practical Accomplishments of Socialism. [1931]
1707. Laidler: The Practical Program of Socialism. [1931]
1708. Hillquit: The Poliitical Philosophy of Socialism. [1931]
1709. Markun: The White Slave Traffic. [1931]
1710. Markun: The Magic of Numbers. [1931]
1711. Markun: The Economics of Taxation. [1931]
1712. Markun: Great Dates in History. [1931]
1713. Grad: Sexual Impotence: Its Causes and Treatment. [1931 c.]
1714. Solly: The Case of Determinism Against Free Will. [1931 c.]
1715. Gould: Funeral Services Without Theology. [1931 c.]
1716. Archer: The Superstition of “Sin.” [1931]
1717. Gorham: Religion as a Bar to Progress. [1931 c.]
1718. Dostoevski: A Nasty Story. [1931 c.]
1719. Archer: Dean Inge’s Apology for Christianity. [1931 c.]
1720. Archer: Surrendering to Catholicism. [1931 c.]
1721. Hoffman: Gambler’s Luck. [1931 c.]
1722. Markun: Fortune Telling From Dreams. [1931]
1723. Gregg: The Amazing Career of Al Capone. [1932 c.]
1724. Markun: The Next World War: How It Is Being Prepared. [1932]
1725. Markun: The Story of Tammany Hall. [1932]
1726. Markun: How to Think Creatively. [1932]
1727. Anderson, F.: Fifty Famous Sauces: How to Make Them. [1932 c.]
1728. Raper: The New Aim in the Care of Teeth. [1932 c.]
1729. Cromie: Technocracy: From the Viewpoint of an Editor. [1933]
1730. McCabe/Hald.-Julius How Man Made God. [1933 c.]
1731. McCabe/Hald.-Julius Atheism in Russia. [1933 c.]
1732. McCabe/Hald.-Julius What Gods Cost Man. [1933 c.]
1733. McCabe/Hald.-Julius The Blood of Martyrs. [1933]
1734. House, et. al.: The Indignations of E.W. Howe.
1735. Ehrmann: Worldly Wisdom.
1736. Hutter: Sexological Dictionary.
1737. Campbell, C.S.: Sex and Blackmail Rackets Exposed.
1738. Langberg: How to Win Prize Contests.
1739. Klapman: Hints on Developing Personality.
1740. Campbell, C.S.: True Prison Escapes.
1741. Klapman: The Case Concerning Incest.
1742. Klapman: A Short Introduction to Mental Hygiene.
1743. Klapman: What You Should Know About Sleep.
1744. Klapman: A Short Treatise on Abnormal Psychology.
1745. Klapman: The Story of Cancer.
1746. Campbell, C.S.: An Exposure of Mediums’ Tricks and Rackets.
1747. Coveyou: Standard Games of Solitaire.
1748. Campbell, C.S.: Scientific Crime Detection.
1749. Fisher: How to Play Backgammon.
1750. Eby: Curiosities of Language.
1751. Campbell, C.S.: Methods of Criminals.
1752. Campbell, C.S.: How to Become a Detective.
1753. Klapman: Why Many Women Are Sexually Unattractive.
1754. Campbell, C.S.: How to Read Finger Prints.
1755. Spears: How to Be a Fur Trapper.
1756. Hohl: The Simplified Cook-Book: Hints on Cookery.
1757. Sulzer: Sayings of a Sourdough.
1758. Haldeman-Julius, E.: Is Adolph Hitler a Maniac? [1940 c.]
1759. Hopkins: Abraham Lincoln — Lawyer.
1760. Hopkins: The United States of Europe.
1761. Tozier: America’s Little Hitlers. [1942 c.]
1762. McCabe: What is Wrong with the World. [1942]
1763. McCabe: How an Ape Became a Man. [1942]
1764. McCabe: The Evolution of Animal Life. [1942]
1765. McCabe: The World We Live In. [1942]
1766. McCabe: The Body Machine and How It Works. [1943]
1767. McCabe: The Mysteries of Embyology and Heredity. [1943]
1768. McCabe: The Plant World Simplified. [1943]
1769. McCabe: Has Man a Mind? [1943]
1770. McCabe: Man the Creator: Physics as the Basis of... [1943]
1771. McCabe: The Wonders of Modern Chemistry. [1943]
1772. McCabe: How Religion Began. [1943]
1773. McCabe: Philosophers and Their Dreams. [1943]
1774. McCabe: Real and Unreal Moral Law. [1943]
1775. McCabe: How Christianity Grew Out of Paganism. [1943]
1776. McCabe: The Ancient World. [1943]
1777. McCabe: The World of the Greeks and Romans. [1943]
1778. McCabe: The Middle Ages: The Longest Reaction in History. [1943]
1779. McCabe: The Historical Truth About the Rebirth of... [1943]
1780. McCabe: Asia’s Great Atheist Religions. [1943]
1781. McCabe: Skeptics, the Great Leaders of Progress. [1943]
1782. McCabe: The Making of the Modern World. [1943]
1783. McCabe: Lies and Bunk About Racial Superiority. [1943]
1784. McCabe: Asia and Its Probles. [1943]
1785. McCabe: Japan and America. [1943]
1786. McCabe: Russia in the Light of the War. [1943]
1787. McCabe: Socialism and Capitalism. [1943]
1788. McCabe: Evolution or Revolution. [1943]
1789. McCabe: Can We Change Human Nature? [1943]
1790. McCabe: Sham Fighting About Matter and Spirit. [1943]
1791. McCabe: Freethought and Agnosticism. [1943]
1792. McCabe: The Literature of Myths and Legends. [1943]
1793. McCabe: Great Poets and Their Creeds. [1943]
1794. McCabe: The Theaters and the Cinema. [1943]
1795. McCabe: Pessimism in Modern Literature. [1943]
1796. McCabe: Modern Fancy Religions. [1943]
1797. McCabe: The Futility of All Mysticisms. [1943]
1798. McCabe: Fundamentalist and Superior Believers. [1943]
1799. McCabe: Is Our Age Degenerate? [1943]
1800-A. Page: The Chief Aspects of Western...Decline, Part 1.
1800-B. McCabe: The Crying Need of School Reform. [1943]
1801-A. Page: The Chief Aspects of Western...Decline, Part 2.
1801-B. McCabe: The Question of Democracy. [1943]
1802. McCabe: The Man and the Woman. [1943]
1803. McCabe: What Is the End of Life? [1943]
1804. McCabe: Bunk About Marriage. [1943]
1805. McCabe: Should the World Federate? [1943]
1806. McCabe: H.G. Wells and His Creed. [1943]
1807. McCabe: Is America Religious? [1943]
1808. McCabe: Death Control and Birth Control. [1943]
1809. McCabe: Bunk About Free Will and Strong Will. [1943]
1810. McCabe: The Materialistic Determination of History. [1943]
1811. McCabe: Man Today Faces His Greatest Opportunity. [1943]
1812. Burma: How to Analyze and Interpret Propaganda. [1943]
1813. Burma: How to Become a Public Speaker. [1943]
1814. Burma: How to Choose a Mate Scientifically. [1943]
1815. Burma: How to Know Common Mental Derangements. [1943]
1816. Burma: How to Understand Drug Addiction. [1943]
1817. Burma: How to Understand Mental Deficiency. [1943]
1818. Burma: How to Understand Social Problems. [1943]
1819. Burma: How to Understand Criminology and Penology. [1943]
1820. Burma: How to Understand the Negro Problem. [1943]
1821. Burma: How to Understand the Fundamental Factors... [1943]
1822. Gregory: How We Solve Our Problems Scientifically. [1943 c.]
1823. Burma: How to Understand the Problems of Adolescence. [1943 c.]
1824. (no author) How to Die Laughing in 62 Easy Lessons.
1825. (no author) Stop, Look and Laugh!
1826. Coleman: How to Cash In on Your Veteran’s Benefits. [1946 c.]
1827. (no author) For Laughing Purposes Only: 62 Gag Cartoons.
1828. McCabe: Bunk About Marriage. [1947]
1829. Cauldwell: Artificial Insemination: How It’s Done. [1947 c.]
1830. McCabe: The Mystery of Existence. [1948]
1831. McCabe: Sex Life in Russia. [1947]
1843. (no author) A Sampling of Vaudeville and Radio Gags...
1844. McCabe: The Erring Husband.
1845. (no author) Confessions of a Hermaphrodite...
1846. Shackleford: Belle Starr: The Bandit Queen.
1847. DeFord: The Meaning of All Common Given Names.
1848. Randolph: Wild Stories from the Ozarks.
1850. Booker: Carry Nation of Kansas.
1851. (no author) The Art of Intimacy in Marriage.
1852. (no author) Girdles of Chastity, and More Than...
1853. (no author) Scientists Look at Homosexuality, and More...
1854. (no author) Confessions of a Transvestite, and More Than...
1855. Haldeman-Julius, E.: The Mystery of Womanhood.
1856. (no author) The Story of Bessie: A Transvestite Tells...
1873. Hopkins: Abraham Lincoln — Lawyer.
1877. Coleman (ed.): Grins and Giggles: 62 Cartoon Gags.
1878. (no author) Your Sex Life After 80.
1879. Frigerri: Rupture and Hernia.
1880. (no author) Pin-Ups of Now Magazette.
1881. (no author) Pocket Pin-Ups of Now Magazette.
1882. Randolph: Tall Tales from the Ozarks.
1883. (no author) Eat and Get Skinny.
1884. (no author) Memo Book.
1885. (no author) Diary.
1886. (no author) Address Book.
1887. (no author) Notes.
1888. (no author) Survival Under Atomic Attack.
1889. Booker: Wildcats in Petticoats.
1890. Carrington: Scientific Oddities: Little-Known Facts.
1891. (no author) Address Book.
1892. (no author) ABC Color Book.
1893. Barrett: Buried Treasure: True Tales of Famous...
1894. (no author) Cartoons and Quips.
1896. Tolliver: The Wild Adventures of Davy Crockett.
1897. Randolph: Funny Stories from the Ozarks.
1898. (no author) Photographs. (Album)
1899. (no author) Joke Book One: Selected Jokes.
1900. (no author) Joke Book Two: Selected Jokes.
1901. (no author) Date Book and Diary.
1902. (no author) Appointment Book, Diary, Log Book.
1903. (no author) Salesman’s City Address Book.
1904. (no author) Xmas Card Address Book.
1905. (no author) Daily Log Book.
1906. (no author) The Story of the Independent...
1907. (no author) Account Book.
1908. (no author) Housewives’ Expense Record.
1909. (no author) Daily Expense Record.
1910. (no author) Travel Expense Record.
1911. (no author) Expense Record.
1912. (no author) Ledger.
1913. (no author) The Secretary’s Spelling Book...
1914. (no author) 4,000 Most Essential English Words.
1915. (no author) Scratch Book...

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