BOOKS RECEIVED.

Auckland Star, 2 September 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS RECEIVED.

Gibbon's Antagonism to Christianity, by Shelby T. McCioy; On the Meaning of Life, oflitori by Will Durant; Human Welfare, the Social and Educational Essentials, by Michael Kaye; The Making of the State, by M. Ruthnaswamy, M.A.; Evolution and Redemption, by 11. P. IN'ewsliolme (Williams and Norgatc). Can Wo Save Civilisation? by Joseph McCabe: Stable Money, the Remedy for the World Economic Crisis, by R. Eisler (Search Publishing; Co., London). Groat Travel Stories of All Nations, edited by Elizabeth d'Oyley: Bonnie Prince Charlie, by Clennell Wilkinson; Crusoos and Castaways, by Stanley Rogers (Harrap). The Oxford Companion to English Literature, compiled and edited by Sir Paul Harvey (Oxford University Press). Brutes and Beasts, by John Swain (iVoel Doug-las). ' Napoleon of the Snows, by Major-Gencrnl Sir John Adye, K.C.M.0., C.B. (A'asli and Gnayson), A Pitman Looks at Oxford, by Tlo?er Dataller (Dent). The Life and Teaching of Jesus Christ, by J. S. Stewart (Student Christian Move-1 ment Press). I Have We Lost God? by W. H. Tiitorton (Orayson and Grayson). The Man Who Went on Business, by Norman Tiptaft (Tiptaft, Ltd.). The Autobiography cf a Blackguard, by It.l.vniond I'm ton; Tho Dog, Its Ailments and Diseases, by It. A. McMiclian, 11.V.5. (Angrus and Robertson). Australian Homes (Kmns'iy Publishing Proprffliiry. I.tti.. Mi>|i)miri'i-, Ihrnncjli UobiTHtiii ii'iil Mlllli-is); Si-<r-\ H.min ¥•■■< Or.a r.nj R\':, :ir:ai'f>iMl mil llc.-iiyneJ by A. (kin, architect (Bobcrtscm aud .Mullens). 1