Guide to the Emanuel Haldeman-Julius Little Blue Books Collection

Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, No. 1

Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, No. 1

Oscar Wilde, The Ballad of Reading Gaol and Other Poems, No. 2

Voltaire, Fourteen Little Essays, No. 4

Thomas Paine, The Age of Reason, No. 4

Thomas Babington Macauley, Life of Samuel Johnson, No. 5

Guy de Maupassant, Love and Other Stories, No. 6

Thomas Huxley, A Liberal Education, No. 7

Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere's Fan, No. 8

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Great English Poems, No. 9

Francis Thompson, Shelley: An Essay, No. 10

Emily Hamblen, How to Understand the Philosophy of Nietzsche, No. 11

Edgar Allan Poe, Tales of Mystery, No. 12

Carroll Lane Fenton, Man and his Ancestors, No. 13

Margaret H. Sanger, What Every Girl Should Know, No. 14

Honore de Balzac, The Atheist's Mass and an Accursed House, No. 15

Henrik Ibsen, Ghosts, No. 16

Jerome K. Jerome, The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, No. 18

Will Durant, The Story of Friedrick Nietzsche's Philosophy, No. 19

M.A. Mugge, Nietzsche: Who He Was and What He Stood For, No. 19

Petroleum V. Nasby, Let's Laugh, No. 20, Lloyd E. Smith, Editor

Prosper Merimee, Carmen, No. 21

Edward Garnet, Tolstoy: His Life and Writings, No. 22

James Fenimore Cooper, Great Stories of the Sea, No. 23

Anton Chekhov, The Kiss and Other Stories, No. 24

Rhyming Dictionary, No. 25

Rhyming Dictionary, No. 25

George Bernard Shaw, On Going to Church, No. 26

Victor Hugo, The Last Days of a Condemned Man, No. 27

Voltaire, Toleration, No. 28

Olive Schreiner, Dreams, No. 29

Jack London, What Life Means to Me, No. 30

Maurice Maeterlinck, Pelleas and Milisande, No. 31

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems of Edgar Allan Poe, No. 32

John W. Gunn, Brann: Smasher of Shams, No. 33

Theodore M.R von Keler, The Mystery of the Iron Mask, No. 34

Francois De La Rochefoucauld, Facing the Plain Facts of Life (Maxims), No. 35

Oscar Wilde, The Soul of Man Under Socialism, No. 36

William Morris, A Dream of John Ball, No. 37

Robert, Louis Stevenson, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, No. 38

Will Durant, The Story of Aristotle's Philosophy, No. 39

Edward Bulwer-Lytton, The House and the Brain, No. 40

Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol, No. 41

G. Schwalbe, The Origin of the Human Race, No. 42

Horace Greeley and Robert Dale Owen, Marriage and Divorce, No. 43

Aesop, Famous Fable of Aesop, No. 44

Leo Tolstoy, Short Stories, No. 45

Oscar Wilde, Salome, No. 46

Carroll Fenton Lane, Animals of Ancient, No. 47

Bacon Francis, Truth and Seventeen Other Essays, No. 48

Ernst Haeckel, Controversy on the Creation of Man (Lecture on Evolution), No. 49

Coulson Turnbull, Giordand Bruno: The Story of His Life and Martydom, No. 51

Victor Hugo, Oration on Voltaire, No. 52

Clarence Darrow, Insects and Men: Instinct and Reason, No. 53

Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest, No. 54

William Hudson Henry, Herbert Spencer: His Life and Works, No. 55

Clement Wood and Gloria Goddard, A Dictionary of American Slang, No. 56

Washington Irving, Rip Van Winkle and the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, No. 57

Giovanni Boccaccio, Tales from the Decameron, No. 58

Epigrams of Wit, Wisdom, and Wickedness, No. 59

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Compensation and Friendship, No. 60

Leo Tolstoy, What is Religion?, No. 61

Arthur Schopenhauer, Essays on Religion and Pantheism, No. 62

Percy, Bysshe Shelley, A Defense of Poetry, No. 63

Tudor, W. Jones, Rudolf Eucker: His Life and Philosophy, No. 64

Lloyd E. Smith, Meditations of Marcus Aurelius, No. 65

Alexandre Dumas, Crimes of the Borgais, No. 66

Vance Randolph, A History of the Medaeval Christian Church, No. 67

William Shakespeare, Shakespeare's Sonnets, No. 68

Alexander Dumas, Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, No. 69

Charles Lamb, Charles Lamb's Essays, No. 70

Langdon Smith and Others, Poems of Evolution, No. 71

Nelson, Antrim Crawford, Best Poems of Walt Whitman, No. 73

Joseph H. Greer, Physiology of Sex Life, No. 74

Thomas Carlyle, On the choice of Books, No. 75

William, Jennings Bryan, The Prince of Peace, No. 76

What Great Men Have Said About Women, No. 77

John P. Altgeld, Hints on Public Speaking, No. 78

Alfred Tennyson, Enoch Arden, No. 79

Henrik Ibsen, Pillars of Society, No. 80

Clifford G. Grulee, The Care of the Baby, No. 81

Lloyd E. Smith, Common Faults in Writing English, No. 82

Leo Markun, The Evolution of Marriage, No. 83

Love Letters of a Portuguese Nun, No. 84

Emile Zola, The Attacks on the Mill, No. 85

George Brandes, On Reading: An Essay, No. 86

George Brandes, On Reading, No. 86, ca. 1921

Michel De Montaigne, Love: An Essay, No. 87

Robert G. Ingersoll, Vindication of Thomas Paine, No. 88

Love Letters of Men and Women of Genius, No. 89

W.S. Gilbert, The Mikado, No. 90

Clement Wood, Manhood: The Facts of Life Presented to Men, No. 91

Maynard Shipley, Hypnotism Made Plain, No. 92

Lewis Cornaro, How to Live One Hundred Years, No. 93

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Trail and Death of Socrates, No. 94

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Thomas de Quincy's Confessions of an Opium Eater, No. 95

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Dialogues of Plato, No. 96

Self-Contradictions of the Bible, No. 97

Clement Wood, How to Love, No. 98

Moliere, Tartuffe, No. 99, 1922

Leonid Andreyev, The Red Laugh, No. 100

Lloyd E. Smith, Thoughts of Pascal, No. 101

Conan A. Doyle, Sherlock Holmes Tales, No. 102

Voltaire, Pocket Theology: A Dictionary of Skeptical Definitions, No. 103

Victor Hugo, The Battle of Waterloo, No. 104

Leonid Andreyev, The Seven that Were Hanged, No. 105

George Sand, A Daring Frenchwoman's View of Life, No. 106

Wilkie Collins, The Dream-Woman and the Yellow Tiger, No. 107

Edgar Allan Poe, The Fall of the House of Usher, No. 108

Joseph McCabe, Facts You Should Know About the Classics, No. 109

Albert Mordell, Dante and the Other Waning Classics, No. 109, 1923

Leo Markun, A Short History of the World War, No. 110

Albert Mordell, Dante and Other Waning Classics, No. 110

Sermon on the Mount and Other Famous Sayings of Jesus, No. 111

John Powys Cowper, The Secret of Self Development, No. 112

D.C. Trent, Best Wit of the English People: Proverbs of England, No. 113

Pierre Lebris, The Best Wit of the French People: Proverbs of France, No. 114

Proverbs of Japan, No. 115

Proverbs of China, No. 116

Proverbs of Italy, No. 117

Proverbs of Russia, No. 118

Proverbs of Ireland, No. 119

Proverbs of Spain, No. 120

Proverbs of Arabia, No. 121

A. Conan Doyle and Joseph McCabe, Debate of Spiritualism, No. 122

Life of Madame DuBarry, No. 123

Henry M. Tichenor, Theory of Reincarnation, No. 124

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., War Speeches of Woodrow Wilson, No. 125

Clement Wood, History of Rome, No. 126

Clement Wood, History of Rome, No. 126

Charles B. Reed, What Every Expectant Mother Should Know, No. 127

Clement Wood, Julius Caesar: Who He Was and What He Accomplished, No. 128

Robert G. Ingersoll and Cardinal Manning, Rome or Reason, No. 129

Robert G. Ingersoll and William Gladstone, Controversy on Christianity, No. 130

Leo Tolstoy, Redemption, No. 131

Warren Scholl, History and Beliefs of the Major Religions, No. 132

Maynard Shipley, Principles of Electricity, No. 133

Moliere, The Misanthrope (Comedy in Five Acts), No. 134

George Bernard Shaw, Socialism for Millionaires, No. 135

George H. Weaver, Measles, Diptheria, Scarlet Fever, Chicken Pox and Whooping Cough, No. 136

Home Nursing, No. 137

Arthur Schopenhauer, Studies in Pessimism, No. 138

Robert G. Ingersoll, Crimes Against Criminals: An Address, No. 139

Life of Dante, No. 139

Anatole France, Reflections on Life and Destiny, No. 140

Charles J. Finger, Life of Napoleon, No. 141

F.M. Bowicke, Bismarck and the German Empire, No. 142

Honore de Balzac, In the Time of Terror and Other Stories, No. 143

Sarah Helen Whitman, Was Poe Immoral?, No. 144

Rudyard Kipling, Great Ghost Stories, No. 145

John Greenleaf Whittier, Snow-Bound, Robert Browning, The Pied Piper, No. 146

Hilda Johnstone, Oliver Cromwell and His Times, No. 147

Jack London, The Strength of the Strong, No. 148

Charles J. Finger, Historic Crimes and Criminals, No. 149

Charles J. Finger, Lost Civilizations, No. 150

Rudyard Kipling, The Man Who Would Be King, No. 151

Jack London, The Son of the Wolf, No. 152

Henry M. Tichenor, Chinese Philosophy of Life, No. 153

Henrik Ibsen, Epigrams of Ibsen, No. 154

Napoleon Bonaparte, Maxims of Napoleon, No. 155

Hans Christian Andersen, Andersen's Fairy Tales, No. 156

Plato, The Republic of Plato, No. 157

Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland, No. 158

Will Durant, A Guide to Plato, No. 159

Voltaire, The Wit and Wisdom of Voltaire, No. 160

H.G. Wells, The Country of the Blind, No. 161

Edgar Allan Poe, Murders in the Rue Morgue and Ms. Found in a Bottle, No. 162

Lowes G. Dickinson, Sex Life in Greece and Rome

Michael Angelo's Sonnets, No. 164

Mark Twain, English as She is Spoke, No. 166

Morris Fishbein, General Hints on Everyday English , No. 167

Oscar Wilde, Epigrams of Oscar Wilde, No. 168

Vance Randolph, A History of the Modern Christian Church, No. 169

Vance Randolph, A History of the Ancient Christian Church, No. 170

Percy Ward and Frank Harris. Has Life any Meaning? (Debate). No. 171

Clement Wood, The Evolution of Sex, No. 172

James Russell Lowell, The Vision of Sir Launfal and Other Poems, No. 173

Voltaire, Ten Dialogues on Religion and Philosophy, No. 174

A Hindu Book of Love, No. 175

James Anthony Froude, Science of History, No. 175

Havelock Ellis, Four Essays on Sex, No. 176

John Stuart Mill, Subjection of Women, No. 177

Theophile Gautier, One of Cleopatra's Nights, No. 178

Waldo Ralph Emerson, Gems from Emerson, No. 179

George Bernard Shaw, Epigrams of Bernard Shaw, No. 180

Henry David Thoreau, Epigrams of Thoreau, No. 181

Henry James, Daisy Miller, No. 182

Henry M. Tichenor, Life of Jack London, No. 183

Henry M. Tichenor, Primitive Beliefs, No. 184

Robert G. Ingersoll, The Gods: a Lecture, No. 185

Edgar Allan Poe, How I Wrote "The Raven," No. 186

James Whistler, The Humor of Whistler, No. 187

Charles J. Finger, Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, No. 188

Havelock Ellis, Eugenics Made Plain, No. 189

William J. Fielding, Psycho-Analysis: The Key to Human Behavior, No. 190

Maynard Shipley, Evolution Versus Dogma, No. 191

Lloyd E. Smith, A Book of Synonyms, No. 192, 1921

Charles Lamb, Wit and Wisdom of Charles Lamb, No. 193

E.W Howe, When a Woman Enjoys Herself and Other Tales of a Small Town, No. 194

Henry David Thoreau, Thoughts on Nature, No. 195

George Sand, The Marquise: A Story of Secret Passion, No. 196

Miriam Allen DeFord, What Great Frenchwomen Learned about Love, No. 197

Anatole France, The Majesty of Justice, No. 198

Guy de Maupassant, The Tallow Ball, No. 199

Voltaire, The Ignorant Philosopher, No. 200

Julius Goebel, Goethe's Conversations with Eckermann, No. 201

Henry M. Tichenor, Survival of the Fittest, No. 202

Havelock Ellis, The Love Rights of Women, No. 203

Henry M. Tichenor, Sun Worship and Later Beliefs, No. 204

Artemus Ward, Charles F. Browne, Artemus Ward: His Book, No. 205

E.R.A Seligman and Scott Nearing, Debate on Capitalism Versus Socialism, No. 206

Henry M. Tichenor, The Olympian Gods, No. 207

Margaret Sanger vs. Winter Russell, Debate on Birth Control, No. 208

Adolphus Knopf, Aspects of Birth Control, No. 209

Gilbert Murray, The Stoic Philosophy, No. 210

John Stuart Mill, The Idea of a God in Nature, No. 211

John Wolfgang von Goethe, Life and Character, No. 212

Isaac Goldberg, Havelock Ellis: The Man and His Work, No. 213

Lloyd E. Smith, Speeches of Abraham Lincoln, No. 214

George Bernard Shaw, The Miraculous Revenge, No. 215

George Eliot, The Wit of Heinrich Heine, No. 216

William J. Fielding, The Puzzle of Personality, No. 217

Theodore M.R von Keler, The Essence of the Talmud, No. 218

Anatole France, The Human Tragedy, No. 219

Clarice Cunningham, Senator Vest's Tribute to a Dog and Other Dog Lore, No. 220

Maurice Maeterlinck, Women and Four Other Essays, No. 221

Rudyard Kipling, The Vampire and Other Poems, No. 222

Jack London, The Wife of a King, No. 223

Samuel Butler, God: Known and Unknown, No. 224

Manuel Komroff, Strange Loves, No. 225

Arthur Schnitzler, The Anti-Semites. Professor Bernhardi: A Play, No. 226

Carrol Lane Fenton, An Introduction to Zoology, No. 227

Havelock Ellis and George Viereck, Plain Talks with Husbands and Wives, No. 228

Moliere, Ridiculous Women (Les Precieuses Rodicules), No. 229

Theophile Gautier, The Fleece of Gold: The Quest for a Blonde Mistress, No. 230

Mark Twain, Humorous Sketches, No. 231

Thomas Hardy, The Three Strangers, No. 232

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Revealing Comments on Humanity and Life, No. 233

T.A. McNeal vs. Upton Sinclair, McNeal-Sinclaire Debate on Socialism, No. 234

G.K. Chesterton, Five Essays, No. 235

Robert G. Ingersoll, 61 Reasons for Doubting the Inspiration of the Bible, No. 236

Pierre Charles Baudelaire, Poems in Prose, No. 237

Tomas Huxley, Reflections on Modern Science, No. 238

Maxim Gorki, Twenty-six Men and a Girl, No. 239

William Shakespeare, The Tempest, No. 240

William Shakespeare, Merry Wives of Windsor, No. 241

William Shakespeare, As You Like It, No. 242

William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night, No. 243

William Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing, No. 244

William Shakespeare, Measure for Measure, No. 245

William Shakespeare, Hamlet, No. 246

William Shakespeare, Macbeth, No. 247

William Shakespeare, King Henry V, No. 248

William Shakespeare, Julius Ceasar, No. 249

William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, No. 250

William Shakespeare, Midsummer Night's Dream, No. 251

William Shakespeare, Othello, The Moor of Venice, No. 252

William Shakespeare, King Henry VIII, No. 253

William Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, No. 254

William Shakespeare, King Lear, No. 255

William Shakespeare, Venus and Adonis, No. 256

William Shakespeare, King Henry IV, Part 1, No. 257

William Shakespeare, King Henry IV, Part II, No. 258

William Shakespeare, King Henry VI, Part 1, No. 259

William Shakespeare, King Henry VI, Part II, No. 260

William Shakespeare, King Henry VI, Part III, No. 261

William Shakespeare, The Comedy of Errors, No. 262

William Shakespeare, King John, No. 263

William Shakespeare, King Richard III, No. 264

William Shakespeare, King Richard II, No. 265

A. Conan Doyle, Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 266

E. Haldeman-Julius, What the Ford Five-Day Week Really Means, No. 267

William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice, No. 268

Frederic Damrau, Can Faith Heal the Invalid?, No. 269

Frank Harris, Contemporary Portraits, Volume 2, No. 270

Maynard Shipley, Is Death Inevitable?, No. 271

Frank Harris, Contemporary Portraits, Volume 4, No. 272

Jean Jacques Rousseau, Chapters from the Social Contract, No. 273

Carroll Lane Fenton, Animals of Ancient Lands, No. 274

Carrol Lane Fenton, The Building of the Earth, No. 275

George Washington, Speeches and Letters (of George Washington), No. 276

Edward Everret Hale, The Man Without a Country, No. 277

Morris Fishbein, Quacks and Quackeries of the Healing Cults, No. 278

Robert Lious Stevenson, Will O' The Mill and Markheim, No. 279

Oscar Wilde, The Happy Prince and Other Tales, No. 280

Thomas Babington Macauley, Lays of Ancient Rome, No. 281

Samuel Coleridge, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, No. 282

Henry Longfellow, The Courtship of Milies Standish, No. 283

Robert Burns, Poems of Robert Burns, No. 284

George Moore, Euphorian in Texas, No. 285

Leo Markun, Prostitution in the Ancient World, No. 286

George Milburn, The Best Jokes about Doctors, No. 287

Jack London, Tales of Far North, No. 288

Sainte-Beuve, Essays on Chesterfield and Rabelais, No. 288

Pepy's Diary, No. 289

Allan Edgar Poe, The Gold Bug, No. 290

Mark Twain, Mark Twain's Jumping Frog and Other Humorous Tales, No. 291

Guy de Maupassant, Medemoiselle Fifi and Other Stories, No. 292

Robert Louis Stevenson, Francois Villon: Student, Poet and Housebreaker, No. 293

Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnets from the Portuguese, No. 294

Henrik Ibsen, The Master Builder, No. 295

Robert Browning, Lyric Love, No. 296

Joseph McCabe, Do We Need Religion, No. 297

Nelson A. Crawford and David O'Neil, Today's Poetry: An Anthology, No. 298

Walt Whitman, Prose Nature Notes, No. 299

Alexandre Dumas, Terrorism in France, No. 300

Charles J. Finger, Sailor Chanties and Cowboy Songs, No. 301

Henrik Ibsen, The Wild Duck, No. 302

Henrik Ibsen, Rosmersholm, No. 303

What Great Women Have Said About Men, No. 304

Thomas Babington Machuley, Machiavelli, No. 305

A.E. Houseman, A Shropshire Lad, No. 306

James M. Barrie, A Tillyloss Scandal, No. 307

Oliver Goldsmith, She Stoops to Conquer, No. 308

Moliere, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, No. 309

William M. Thackeray, The Wisdom of Thackeray, No. 310

Robert Louis Stevenson, A Lodging for the Night, No. 311

John W. Gunn, The Life and Works of Laurence Sterne, No. 312

Oscar Wilde, The Decay of Lying, No. 313

Alphonse Daudet, Short Stories, No. 314

Oscar Wilde, Pen, Pencil, and Poison, No. 315

Aeschylus, Prometheus Bound, No. 316

Anton Chekhov, A Flirtation in the Night and Other Stories, No. 317

Honore Balzac, Christ in Flanders and Other Stories, No. 318

Alexandre Dumas, A Story of Infamous Intrigue (Comtesse de Saint-Geran), No. 319

Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince, No. 320

Carroll Lane Fenton, A History of Evolution, No. 321

Henry M. Tichenor, The Buddhist Philosphy of Life, No. 322

Henry M. Tichenor, The Life of Joan of Arc, No. 323

John Hugh Bowers, Life of Abraham Lincoln, No. 324

E.M Bowden, The Essence of Buddhism, No. 325

Charles J. Finger, Hints on Writing Short Stories, No. 326

Charles J. Finger, The Ice Age, No. 327

Charles J. Finger, Joseph Addison and His Time, No. 328

Dante Alighieri, Dante's Inferno, Volume I, No. 329

Dante Alighieri, Dante's Inferno, Volume II, No. 330

Rudyard Kipling, The Finest Story in the World and Other Stories, No. 331

Rudyard Kipling, The Man Who Was and Other Stories, No. 332

Rudyard Kipling, Mulvaney Stories, No. 333

Mr. and Mrs. E. Haldeman-Julius, Caught and Deams and Compound Interest, No. 334

William Butler Yeats, The Land of Heart's Desire, No. 335

Rudyard Kipling, The Mark of the Beast and Heat of the District, No. 336

Robert Browning, Pippa Passes, No. 337

Henry M. Tichenor, A Guide to Emerson, No. 338

Ernest Renan, The Life of Jesus, No. 340

John Hugh Bowers, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, No. 341

Murray Sheehan, Hints on News Reporting, No. 342

John W. Gunn, Diary of Columbus in 1492 (First Voyage to America), No. 343

Honore de Balzac, Don Juan: A Passion in the Desert, No. 344

Theophile Gautier, Clarimonde: Harlot and Vampire, No. 345

Old Ballads, No. 346

Virginia Rudder Grundy, A Book of Riddle Rimes, No. 347

Edward Mack, Best Wit of the Scotch People, Proverbs of Scotland, No. 348

Robert Louis Stevenson, An Apology for Idlers and Other Essays, No. 349

Henrik Ibsen, Hedda Gabler, No. 350

Walt Whitman, Memories of Lincoln, No. 351

William Morris, Thirteenth Century Prose Tales, No. 352

Henrik Ibsen, A Doll's House, No. 353

Joseph McCabe, The Absurdities of Christian Science, No. 354

Andrew Lang, Aucassin and Nicolete, No. 355

Alfred Tennyson, The Charge of Light Brigade and Other Poems, No. 356

Rudyard Kipling, City of the Dreadful Night, No. 357

Robert Louis Stevenson, Virginibus Puerisque, No. 358

Frank Harris, The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story, Volume I, No. 359

Frank Harris, The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story, Volume II, No. 360

Frank Harris, The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story, Volume III, No. 361

Frank Harris, The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story, Volume IV, No. 362

Bret Harte, Miggles and Other Stories, No. 363

Arthur Schopenhauer, How to Argue Logically: The Art of Controversy, No. 364

Joseph McCabe, Myths of Religious Statistics, No. 365

Joseph McCabe, Religion's Failure to Combat Crime, No. 366

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., How to Improve your Conversation, No. 367

Artemus Ward, Comic Journey to California and Back, No. 368

Artemus Ward, Artemus Ward's Travels, No. 369

Robert Louis Stevenson, Father Damien, No. 370

Matthew Arnold, Empedocles on Etna, No. 371

John S. Gambs, A Guide to Malthusianism, No. 372

Oscar Wilde, The Truth of Masks, No. 373

Russel Hugh Fraser, The Psychology of Suicide, No. 374

Sara Haardt, The Love Story of an Old Maid, No. 375

Oscar Wilde, A Woman of no Importance, No. 376

Leo Markun, The Psychology of Joy and Sorrow, No. 377

E. W Howe, The Covered Wagon and the West, and Other Stories, No. 378

Victor Hugo, The King Enjoys Himself, No. 379

Yugoslav Proverbs, No. 380

Robert Swasey, ed., Wit and Wisdom of Dickens, No. 381

John W. Gunn, ed., The Humor and Wisdom of Abraham Lincoln, No. 382

Leo Markun, Prostitution in the United States, No. 383

August Strindberg, Four One Acts Plays, No. 384

Maxim Gorki, Chelkash, No. 385

Maxim Gorki, Creatures That Once Were Men, No. 386

Murray Sheehan, The Story of Painting, No. 387

Champak C. Shah, ed., Proverbs of Hindustan, No. 388

Maxim Gorki, My Fellow-Traveler, No. 389

Leo Tolstoy, The Death of Ivan Ilyitch, No. 390

Ouida, A Dog of Flanders, No. 391

Ouida, The Nurnberg Stove, No. 392

Thomas Babington Macauley, Frederic The Great, No. 393

Charles J. Finger, ed., Boswell's Life of Johnson, No. 394

Charles J. Finger, ed., Autobiography of Benevenuto Cellini, No. 395

Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius, Embers: A Play in One Act, No. 396

Irish Fairy Tales, No. 397

Henry M. Tichenor, ed., Irish Folk Songs and Tales, No. 398

Tales from the Arabian Nights. Volume I, (Sinbad The Sailor), No. 399

Tales from the Arabian Nights, Volume II. (Ali Baba, Aladdin), No. 400

William Fielding, Woman - The Warrior, No. 401

George Moore, Epigrams of George Moore, No. 402

Murray Sheenan, A History of Music, No. 403

Alfred de Musset, Romances of Paris, No. 404

John S. Gambs, Outline of Economics, No. 405

Alexander Pope, An Essay on Man, No. 406

R.A Power, Hints on Farming, No. 407

William F. Hodgings, An Introduction to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, No. 408

Hereward Carrington, Great Men of Science, No. 409

Restif de La Bretonne, Amorous Misadventures, No. 410

Leo Markun, What You Should Know About Phrenology, No. 411

Charles J. Finger, Mahomet, No. 412

I. B. Stoughton Holborn, The Need for Art in Life, No. 413

John Cowper Powys, The Art of Happiness, No. 414

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Age of Mammals, No. 415

Sholom Asch, The God of Vengeance, No. 416

Hereward Carrington, The Nature of Dreams, No. 417

Euripides, The Bacchantes, No. 418

Hereward Carrington, Life: Its Origin and Nature, No. 419

Charles B. McMichael, ed., Short Stories from the Spanish, No. 420

Hereward Carrington, Yoga Philosophy: An Outline of the Secret Hindu Teachings, No. 421

George Milburn, The Best Yankee Jokes, No. 422

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Representative Men, Volume I, No. 423

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Representative Men, Volume II, No. 424

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Representative Men, Volume III, No. 425

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Representative Men, Volume IV, No. 426

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Love Poems of John Keats, No. 427

Theodore M.R. Von Keler, The Essence of the Koran, No. 428

John W. Gunn, The Life and Works of Jonathan Swift, No. 429

R.A. Power, Poultry for Profit, No. 430

Leo Markun, A United States Commercial Geography, No. 431

Charles J. Finger, The Tragic Story of Oscar Wilde's Life, No. 432

Louis R. Gottschalk, The Tragedy of Jean Paul Marat, No. 433

Leo Markun, The Great Love of Lord Nelson and Lady Hamilton, No. 434

Julius Moritzen, The Significance of George Brandes, No. 434, 1923

John Cowper Powys, One Hundred Best Books, No. 435

Julius Moritzen, Henrik Ibsen: His Life, Aim and Influence, No. 436

Julius Sheenan, Hints on Scenario Writing, No. 437

Jules Beaujoint, ed., Secret Memoirs of a French Royal Mistress (Marquise De Pompadour), No. 438

Joseph McCabe, My Twelve Years in a Monastery, No. 439

Alan Monk, Baseball: How to Play it and How to Watch It, No. 440

Theodore M.R. Von Keller, The Buffoon, No. 441, 1923

Charles J. Finger, Oscar Wilde in Outline, No. 442, 1923

Will Durant, The Story of Francis Bacon's Philosophy, No. 443

Isaac Goldberg, Epigrams of Remy De Gourmont, No. 444

Joseph McCabe, The Fraud of Spiritualism, No. 445

Joseph McCabe, The Psychology of Religion, No. 446

William J. Fielding, Autosuggestion: How It Works, No. 447

John Cowper Powys, Essays on Montaigne, Pascal, Voltaire, No. 448

William J. Fielding, Autosuggestion and Health, No. 449

John Cowper Powys, Essays on De Maupassant, Anatole France, William Blake, No. 450

John Cowper Powys, Essays on De Gourmont and Byron, No. 451

Leo Markun, A Dictionary of Scientific Terms, No. 452

John Cowper Powys, Essays on Joseph Conrad and Oscar Wilde, No. 453

Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman-Julius, The Unworthy Coopers and Comtesse Du Jones, No. 454

Theodore M.R Von Keller, Richard Strauss's Salome, No. 455

Theodore M.R Von Keller, Bizet's Carmen, No. 456

Theodore M.R Von Keller, Lohengrin, No. 457

Theodore M.R Von Keller, Tannhaeuser, No. 458

Nelson E. Ross, How to Write Telegrams Properly, No. 459

E. Julius-Haldeman, Miscellaneous Essays, No. 460

E. Julius-Haldeman, Literary Essays, No. 461

Everyman: A Morality Play, No. 462

E. Julius-Haldeman, The Art of Reading, No. 463

E. Julius-Haldeman, Is Progression an Illusion? And Other Notes, No. 464

D.O.S Lowell, Esperanto for Beginners, No. 465

Murray Sheehan, A History of Sculpture, No. 466

John Mason, Evolution Made Plain, No. 467

Murray Sheehan, The Story of Architecture, No. 468

Julius Moritzen, The Egypt of Yesterday, No. 469

Isaac Goldberg, Jazz Music, No. 470

Charles J. Finger, The Essence of Confucianism, No. 471

John W. Gunn, The Strange Notes of Samuel Butler, No. 472

Betty Van Deventer, Lives of Chorus Girls, No. 473

Maynard Shipley, Is Man an Electric Machine, No. 474

Leo Markun, How to Develop Your Sense of Humor, No. 475

Isaac Goldberg, Gilbert and Sullivan, No. 476

Joseph McCabe, The Nonsense Called Theosophy, No. 477

Champak C. Shah, Sanskrit Proverbs, No. 478

Betty Van Deventer, How New York Working Girls Live, No. 479

R.A Power, Hints on Animal Husbandry, No. 480

Clement Wood, The Stone Age, No. 481

Julies Verne, Five Weeks in a Balloon, No. 482, Condensed by Charles Finger

Frederick Marryat, The Privateersman, No. 483

Henry Flury, The Menace of "Blue" Laws, No. 484

Julies Verne, A Voyage to the Moon, No. 485, Condensed Translation by Charles Finger

R.A Power, Hints on Soils and Fertilizers, No. 486

Lloyd E. Smith, Thomas Carlyle's Philosophy of Clothes, No. 487

John Woodworth, How Not to be a Wallflower, No. 488

Isaac Goldberg, Yiddish Short Stories, No. 489

Julius Moritzen, Life of Michelangelo (As Seen by Gerog Brandes), No. 490

Hereward Carrington, Psychology for Beginners, No. 491

Nelson Antrim Crawford, Poems of William Morris, No. 492

Hereward Carrington, New Discoveries in Science, No. 493

Wallace Thurman, Negro Life in New York's Harlem, No. 494

Theodore M.R von Keller, Rigoletto, No. 495

Charles J. Finger, Hints on Writing One-Act Plays, No. 496

Lloyd E. Smith, Legends of Greek and Roman Heroes, No. 497

Lloyd E. Smith, Greek and Roman Mythology, No. 498

Lloyd E. Smith, A Dictionary of Classical Mythology, No. 499

Euripides, Medea, No. 500

George Milburn, How to Tie All Kinds of Knots, No. 501

Euripides, Hippolytus, No. 502

Leo Markun, A Short Story of the Civil War, No. 503

Virginius Dabney, The Myth of the Ride of Paul Revere, No. 504

Matthew Arnold's Literature and Dogma, No. 504, Condensed by John Mason, 1924

Julius Moritzen, Life of Voltaire (As Seen by Georg Brandes), No. 506

Isaac Goldberg, Richard Wagner: An Introduction, No. 507

James B. Thomas, A Guide to Bergson, No. 508

Clarence Darrow vs. Will Durant, Are We Machines: Is Life Mechanical or Is It "Something Else," No. 509

Julius Mortizen, Electric Energy: What It Does and Promises, No. 510

Sophocles, King Oedipus, No. 511

Will Durant, Voltaire and the French Enlightenment, No. 512

Charles J. Finger, The Travels of Marco Polo, No. 513

Clement Wood, Hints on Writing Poetry, No. 514

Louis R. Gottschalk, The Fall of Louis XVI, No. 515

Charles J. Finger, A Book of Real Adventures, No. 516

Helene Paquin, How to Make all Kinds of Candy, No. 518

Isaac Goldberg, A Guide to Rabelais, No. 519

Will Durant, A Guide to Spinoza, No. 520

Micheal Gold, Life of John Brown, No. 521

John W. Gunn, Life of Thomas Paine, No. 522

John W. Gunn, Life of Benjamin Franklin, No. 523

Hereward Carrington, Death: And Its Problems, No. 524

Julius Moritzen, Life of Goether (As Seen by Georg Brandes), No. 525

Julius Moritzen, Life of Julius Caesar (As Seen by Georg Brandes), No. 526

Henry T. Schnittkind, A Guide to Aeschylus, No. 527

Julius Moritzen, Life of Shakespeare (As Seen by Georg Brandes), No. 528

William J. Fielding, Woman - The Criminal, No. 529

Isaac Goldberg, Camoens: Central Figure of Portuguese Literature, No. 530

Alexander Harvey, Essays of Jesus, No. 532

Alexander Harvey, Essays on the Friends of Jesus, No. 533

Llewelen Powys, Honey and Gall, No. 534

George E. Lardner, How to Play Golf, No. 535

William J. Fielding, What the Woman Past Forty Should Know, No. 536

Charles J. Finger, Life of Barnum, The Man Who Lured the Herd, No. 537

Charles J. Finger, Robin Hood and His Merry Men, No. 538

Francisco De Rojas Zorilla, None Beneath the King, No. 539

Remy De Gourmont, Stories in Yellow, Black, White, Blue, Violet, and Red, No. 540

Remy De Gourmont, Stories in Green, Zinzolin, Rose, Purple, Mauve, Lilac and Orange, No. 541

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Power and Behavior, No. 542

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Experience and Politics, No. 543

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Poet and Nature, No. 544

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Character and Manners, No. 545

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Love, Heroism and Prudence, No. 546

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Spiritual Laws and Circles, No. 547

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on History and Intellect, No. 548

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Nominalist and Realist, Gifts and the Over-Soul, No. 549

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Art and Self-Reliance, No. 550

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Beauty and Worship, No. 551

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Fate and Illusions, No. 552

Ralph Waldo Emerson, Essays on Wealth and Culture, No. 553

Robert Louis Stevensons, A Child's Garden of Verses, No. 554

Carrol Lane Fenton, The Structure of the Earth, No. 555

Esther Floyd, Hints on Etiquette, No. 556

Maynard Shipley, Is the Moon a Dead World?, No. 557

Charles J. Finger, Great Pirates, No. 558

Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe, No. 559

Euripides, Electra, No. 560

C.J. Bender, African Jungle Tales, No. 561

Sophocles, Antigone, No. 562

Maynard Shipley, New Light on Prehistoric Cultures, No. 563

John Mason, Volney's Ruins of Empires, No. 564

Charles J. Finger, Magellan and the Pacific, No. 565

Carroll Lane Fenton, Ernst Haeckel: Youth, No. 566

Carroll Lane Fenton, Darwin as a Naturalist, No. 567

Carroll Lane Fenton, Darwin and the Theory of Evolution, No. 568

Theodore M.R Von Keller, Gotterdamerung, No. IV of the Nibelung's Ring, No. 569

Gustave Flaubert, The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller, No. 570

Arch. B.D Alexander, Kant's Critical Philosophy, No. 571

John Gay, The Beggar's Opera, No. 572

The Gist of Herbert Spencer, No. 573

Arthur Schopenhauer, The Chrisian System and Other Essays, No. 574

Arthur Schopenhauer, Essays on Ethics, No. 575

Epictetus, The Encheiridion, or Manual, No. 576

George Eliot, The Lifted Veil, No. 577

George Sylvester Vierneck, The Haunted House and Other Poems, No. 578

George Sylvester Vierneck, The Three Sphinxes and Other Poems, No. 579

Helen Putnam Van Sicklen, A History of Polar Exploration and Adventure, No. 580

W.H. Mallock, ed., Lucretius on Life and Death, No. 581

Remy de Gourmont, Philosophic Nights in Paris, No. 582

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle: Volume I, No. 583

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle, Volume II, No. 584

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle, Volume III, No. 585

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle, Volume IV, No. 586

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle, Volume V, No. 587

Upton Sinclair, The Jungle, Volume VI, No. 588

Upton Sinclair, The Pot Boiler, No. 589

Upton Sinclair, The Millenium: Volume I, No. 590

Upton Sinclair, The Millenium: Volume II, No. 591

James Allen, As a Man Thinketh, No. 593

Upton Sinclair, The Overman, No. 594

Max Beerbohm, The Happy Hypocrite, No. 595

Kermet E. Parker, A History of Modern Mexico, No. 596

Leo Markun, A Short History of the American Revolution, No. 597

Carroll Lane Fenton, Ernst Haeckel: Philosopher-Naturalist, No. 598

Carroll Lane Fenton, Haeckel's Monistic Philosophy, No. 599

Henry C. Vedder, The Essence of the Bible, No. 600

Andre Gide and Others, Recollections of Oscar Wilde, No. 601

Hereward Carrington, The Great Pyramid of Egypt, No. 602

Maynard Shipley, A B C of the Electron Theory of Matter, No. 603

Charles J. Finger, Life of Theodore Roosevelt, No. 604

Flora Warren Seymour, The Indians of the Pueblos, No. 605

James Juvenal Hayes, How to Play Chess, No. 606

Maynard Shipley, Solving the Mystery of the Comets, No. 607

Maynard Shipley, The Origin and Development of the Atomic Theory, No. 608

Maynard Shipley, Are the Planets Inhabited?, No. 609

Henry C. Vedder, Life of Martin Luther, No. 610

Isaac Goldberg, H.L. Mencken, No. 611

Lloyd E. Smith, Disraeli: England's Novelist-Premier, No. 612

Vance Randolph, Ancient Philosophers, No. 613

Vance Randolph, Religious Philosophers, No. 614

Vance Randolph, Modern Philosophers, No. 615

Walter Scott, The Lady of the Lake, No. 616

Gustave Flaubert, Hamilcar: Great Man of Carthage, No. 617

Nelson Antrim Crawford, Poems of William Woodsworth, No. 618

Christopher Marlowe, The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus, No. 619

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, No. 620

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., The Wit and Wisdom of Disraeli, No. 621

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates, No. 622

Sophocles, Electra, No. 623

Henry C. Vedder, The Gospel of Luke, No. 624

Henry C. Vedder, The Gospel of Mark, No. 625

Clement Wood, ed., Negro Songs. An Anthology, No. 626

Clement Wood, The Making of the Old Testament, No. 628

John W. Shannon, Hand-Book of Legal Forms, No. 629

Upton Sinclair, The Naturewoman, No. 631

Upton Sinclair, The Machine, No. 632

Anna Louise Strong, Was Lenin A Great Man?, No. 633

Upton Sinclair, A Captain of Industry, Volume 1, No. 634

Upton Sinclair, A Captain of Industry, Volume 2, No. 635

Henry Drummond, The Greatest Thing in the World, No. 636

Vance Randolph, Pocket Dictionary: English-German/ German-English, No. 637

Henry George, The Crime of Poverty, No. 638

4000 Most Essential English Words, No. 639

Jack London, The Apostate, No. 640

Francis Bacon, New Atlantis, No. 642

Francis Bacon, A Collection of Apothegms, No. 643

Leo Markun, Women Who have Lived for Love, No. 644

Gloria Goddard, Confidential Chats with Wives, No. 645

Isaac Goldberg, The Spirit of Brazilian Literature, No. 646

Morris Fishbein, The Facts about Rejuvenation, No. 648

Max Beerbohm, A Defense of Cosmetics, No. 649

E. Julius-Haldeman and Others, K K K the Kreed of the Klansmen, No. 650

Daniel H. Bonus, How to Psycho-Analyze Yourself, No. 651

Imperial Wizard Evans, Zangwill Isreal and Others, Is the Ku Klux Klan Constructive or Destructive? A Debate, No. 652, 1924

William J. Fielding, What Every Boy Should Know, No. 653

William J. Fielding, What Every Young Man Should Know, No. 654

William J. Fielding, What Every Young Woman Should Know, No. 655

William J. Fielding, What Every Young Woman Should Know, No. 655

William J. Fielding, What Every Married Man Should Know, No. 656

William J. Fielding, What Every Married Man Should Know

Wiliam J. Fielding, What Every Married Woman Should Know, No. 657

Clarice Cunningham, Toasts for All Occasions, No. 658

Theodore Dreiser, The Lost Phoebe and Old Rogaum and His Theresa, No. 659

Theodore Dreiser, My Brother Paul and W. L. S., No. 660

Theodore Dreiser, Neurotic America and the Sex Impulse and Some Aspects of Our National Character, No. 661

Mark Twain, Amusing Answers to Correspondents, and Other Pieces, No. 662

Mark Twain, Journalism in Tennessee, and Other Humorous Sketches, No. 663

Sylvestre Dorian, ed., Oscar Wilde's Letters to Sarah Bernhardt, No. 664

Sylvestre Dorian, ed., Sarah Bernhardt's Love Letters to Sardou, No. 665

Sylvestre Dorian, Sarah Bernhardt As I Knew Her, Volume 1, No. 666

Sylvestre Dorian, Sarah Bernhardt As I Knew Her, Volume 2, No. 667

Mark Twain, Humorous Fables, No. 668

Josh Billings, Josh Billings' Comical Lexicon and Other Amusing Skits, No. 670

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Moral Discourses of Epictetus, No. 671

Giovanni Boccaccio, Illicit Love, and Other Stories, No. 672

Giovanni Boccaccio, Tales of Life and Love, No. 673

Giovanni Boccaccio, The Falcon, and Other Tales, No. 674

Sylvestre Dorian, ed., Sarah Bernhardt's Philosophy of Love, No. 675

Sylvestre Dorian, ed., Sarah Bernhardt's Love Letters to Pierre Berton, No. 676

Bertrand Russel, What Can A Free Man Worship, No. 677

John W. Gunn, Haldeman-Julius - The Man and His Work, No. 678

Hereward Carrington, Chemistry for Beginners, No. 679

Morris Fishbein, Louis Pasteur - The Man And His Work, No. 680

Lloyd E. Smith, Spelling Self-Taught, No. 681

Lloyd E. Smith, Grammar Self-Taught, No. 682

Lloyd E. Smith, Punctuation Self-Taught, No. 683

Rabbi Leo Jung, Essence of Judaism, No. 684

Russel B. Herts, Practical Hints on Interior Decoration, No. 685

Carroll and Mildred Fenton, Records of Evolution, No. 686

U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and Monroe Doctrine, No. 687

Louis Reiss and William J. Fielding, Teeth and Mouth Hygiene, No. 688

William J. Fielding, Woman's Sexual Life, No. 689

William J. Fielding, Man's Sexual Life, No. 690

William J. Fielding, The Child's Sexual Life, No. 691

William J. Fielding, Homo-Sexual Life, No. 692

Vance Randolph, New Experiments in Animal Psychology, No. 693

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Evidence for Evolution, No. 694

Carroll Lane Fenton, Embryology and Its Evidence for Evolution, No. 695

Lloyd E. Smith, How to Pronounce 4000 Proper Names, No. 696

Lloyd E. Smith, 4000 Words Often Mispronounced, No. 697

Ben Hecht, Tales of Chicago Streets, No. 698

Ben Hecht, Broken Necks, And Other Stories, No. 699

Will Durant, The Story of Schopenhauer's Philosophy, No. 700

Harry Hibschman, Why I Am A Heretic, No. 701

Llewelyn Powys, Cup-Bearers of Wine and Hellebore, No. 702

Vance Randolph, Physiology Self-Taught, No. 703

Palmistry all About it, No. 704

Betty Van Deventer, 100 Professions for Women, No. 705

Franklin Steiner, The Bible: Should It Be In the School Room?, No. 706

Anatole France, Epigrams of Love, Life and Laughter, No. 707

Clement Wood, An Introduction to Philology, No. 708

Clement Wood, Sociology for Beginners, No. 709

Clement Wood, Botany for Beginners, No. 710

Odd Facts About American Life, A Symposium, No. 711

Clement Wood, Shelley and the women He Loved, No. 712

Clement Wood, Byron and the Women He Loved, No. 713

Clement Wood, Emerson: The Man and His Works, No. 714

Clement Wood, Auction Bridge for Beginners, No. 715

Clement Wood, Mother Goose, No. 716

Clement Wood, Modern Sexual Morality, No. 717

Clement Wood, Great Women of Antiquity, No. 718

Clement Wood, ed., Poetry of the Southern States, No. 719

Maynard Shipley, The Intelligence of Invertebrate Animals, No. 720

Maynard Shipley, The Intelligence of Vertebrate Animals, No. 721

Maynard Shipley, Electricity and Life, No. 722

Bertrand Rusell vs. Scott Nearing, Soviet Form of Government, No. 723

Ben B. Lindsey, Address at the Grave of Luther Burbank, No. 724

Vance Randolph, Zoology Self-Taught, No. 725

Joseph H. Greer, Simple Facts about Venereal Diseases, No. 726

Vance Randolph, The Psychology of the Affections, No. 727

Vance Randolph, Life among the Bees, No. 728

Joseph Headen, How to Budget the Family Income, No. 729

Leo Markun, Mistresses of Today, No. 730

Loe Markun, The Mental Differences Between Men and Women, No. 731

Isaac Goldberg, The Spirit of Yiddish Literature, No. 732

Monteiro Lobato, Brazilian Short Stories, No. 733

Lloyd E. Smith, A Book of Useful Phrases, No. 734

Morals of Seneca, No. 736, Edited by Lloyd E. Smith

Joseph Joubert, Thoughts on the Meaning of Life, No. 737, Edited by Lloyd E. Smith

Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanac, Edited by Lloyd E. Smith

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Tales in Verse of Terror and Wonder, No. 739

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems of William Cullen Bryant, No. 740

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems of John Greenleaf Whitter, No. 741

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson, No. 742

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Great Christian Hymns, No. 743

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems of Percy Bysshe Shelley, No. 744

Frank Harris, Montes: The Matador, No. 745

Frank Harris, A Daughter of Eve, No. 746

Luigi Del Riccio, The True Story of Eleanora Duse's Love Affair with D'Annunzio, No. 747

Lawrence A. Barret, Elementary Plane Geometry Self Taught, No. 748

Raymond S. Spears, Camping, Woodcraft and Wildcraft, No. 749

Raymond S. Spears, Helpful Hunts for Hikers, No. 750

Ralph. E. Cheyney, Hints on How to Merchandise, No. 751

Louis Adamic and Others, What You Should know About California, No. 752

Ralph Church, The Essence of Catholicism, No. 753

Leo Markun, An International Dictionary of Authors, No. 754

Edgcumb Pinchon, Life Among Hollywood's "Extra" Girls, No. 755

Flora Warren Syemour, The Story of the Sioux Indians, No. 756

Aristophanes, The Frogs, No. 758

Leo Markun, How to Conquer Stupidity, No. 759

Leo Markun, How to Conquer Stupididty, No. 759

Aeschylus, Agamemnon, No. 760

Hereward Carrington, Food and Diet in Relation to Life and Health, No. 761

Henry Frank and Percy Ward, Optimism or Pessimism: Which Is The More Reasonable Philosophy of Life? A Debate, No. 762

Charles J. Finger, The Gist of Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, No. 763

Leo Markun, Hints on Writing Book-Reviews, No. 764

Henry C. Vedder, The Life of Francis Assisi

Arthur Schnitzler, Gallant Cassian. A Puppet Play, No. 766

Leo Markun, What You Should Know About Astrology, No. 767, 1927

Leo Markun, What You Should Know About Astrology, No. 767

George Milburn, ed., The Best Jokes about Lawyers, No. 768

John W. Gunn, Life of Thomas Jefferson, No. 769

Stanley Vestal, Adventures of Kit Carson: Frontier Hero, No. 770

John W. Gunn, The Humor of "Bill" Nye, No. 771

Will Durant, The Philosophy of Herbert Spencer, No. 772

Leo Markun, Good Habits and How to Form Them, No. 773

Margaret Munsterberg, ed., Famous German Poems, No. 774

C.L. Byrne, First Aid of Investors, No. 775

A. G. Miller, The Foundations of Science, No. 776

Harry Hibschman, The Riddle of Human Behavior, No. 777

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Environment of Life, No. 778

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Fitness of Life, No. 779

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, The Blessed Damozel and Other Poems, No. 780

Gerard Harrington, Catholicism and Sex, No. 781

Daniel H. Bonus, Psycho-Analysis and the Link Between Mind and Body, No. 782

Rudyard Kipling, Mandalay, and Other Poems, No. 783

Daniel H. Bonus, Association Tests Used In Psycho Analysis, No. 784

Lloyd Smith, ed., Ballads of Sir Walter Scott, No. 785

Leo Markun, Catherine the Great and Her Lovers, No. 786

Oscar Wilde, The Harlot's House and Other Poems, No. 787

Walter White, The American Negro and His Problems, No. 788

Frank O. Eagin, A Digest of U.S. Marriage and Divorce Laws, No. 789

George Sylvestre Viereck, Poems of Fancois Villon, No. 790

Algernon Charles Swinburne, Poems and Ballads, No. 791

Algernon Charles Swinburne, The Triumph of Time and Other Poems, No. 792

John Davidson, A Ballad of a Nun and Other Poems, No. 793

Arthur J. Cramp, Patent Medicine and the Public Health, No. 794

Rudyard Kipling, Gunga Din and Other Poems, No. 795

Vance Randolph, Life Among the Butterflies, No. 796

C.J. Blender, Twenty Years Among African Negros, No. 797

Oliver Godsmith, The Deserted Village, No. 799

Clement Wood, Sex in Psychoanalysis, No. 800

George Milburn, A Rapid Calculator, No. 801

Will Durant, Contemporary European Philosophers: Bergson, Croce, and Bertrand Russell, No. 802

Ricardo Fernandez Guardia, Costa Rican Tales, No. 803

Anton S. Booker, Freud on Sleep and Sexual Dreams, No. 804

Vance Randolph, Beekeeping for Profit, No. 805

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Nature of Science, No. 806

Faith Maris, ed., African Negro Folk Tales, No. 807

Maynard Shipley, Man's Debt to the Sun, No. 808

Marcet Haldeman-Julius, What the Editor's Wife is Thinking About, No. 809

Keene Wallis ed., Some Polite Scandals of Parisian Life, No. 810

Carroll Lane Fenton, Genetics for Beginners, No. 811

Carroll Lane Fenton, An Introduction to Heredity, No. 812

Will Durant, Contemporary American Philosophers: Santayana, James and Dewey, No. 813

Clarice Cunningham, How to Raise and Train Cats and Dogs, No. 814

Lloyd Smith, ed., A Book of Familiar Quotations, No. 815

Lloyd Smith, ed., A Book of Familiar Quotations, No. 815

Lloyd Smith, ed., Popular Shakespearian Quotations, No. 816

Pierre Valdagne, Her Burning Secret, No. 817

Vance Randolph, Life among The Dragonflies, No. 818

Charles J. Finger, A Book of Strange Murders, No. 819

Charles J. Finger, A Book of Strange Murders, No. 819

Clarice Cunningham ed., Best Jokes about Married Life, No. 820

Lloyd Smith, ed., How to Improve Your Vocabulary, No. 821

Lloyd Smith, Rhetoric Self-Taught, No. 822

Lloyd Smith, English Composition Self-Taught, No. 823

Clement Wood, Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition, No. 824

J.J. Manis, ed., Proverbs of Turkey, No. 825

Carroll Lane Fenton, More Animals of Ancient Lands, No. 826

Carroll Lane Fenton, Life Among The Apes and Monkeys, No. 827

Anatole France, The Wisdom of the Ages and Other Stories, No. 828

Clarence Darrow, Voltaire - A Lecture, No. 829

Clement Wood, ed., The Cross Word Puzzle Book For Children: No. 1, No. 830

Clement Wood, ed., The Cross Word Puzzle Book: No. 1, No. 381

Miriam Allen Deford, The Life and Poems of Catullus, No. 832

Vance Randolph, Life among the Ants, No. 833

Ralph Oppenheim, The Younger Generation and Its Attitude Toward Life, No. 834

Lloyd Smith, A Handbook of Useful Tables, No. 835

Charles Perrault, Bluebeard, Cinderella, and Other Tales, No. 836

Maynard Shipley, Greek Physics and Modern Science, No. 837

Lamar Middleton, Life among Parisian Puppets of Fashion, No. 838

Will Durant, Anatole France: The Man and His Work, No. 839

Max Nordau, Conventional Lies of Civilization, No. 840

Joseph McCabe, The Future of Religion, No. 841

Clarence Cunningham, Best Jokes, No. 842

Clarance Darrow vs. Thomas Smith, Can the Individual Control His Conduct?, No. 843

Jonathan Swift, A Voyage to Lilliput from "Gulliver's Travels," No. 844

Leo Markun, An Introduction to Chaucer, No. 845

Leo Markun, What You Should Know About Fortune Telling, No. 845

Gloria Goddard, Woman Hood: The Facts of Life Revealed to Women, No. 846

Gloria Goddard, Woman Hood: The Facts of Life Revealed to Women, No. 846

Lloyd E. Smith, Card Games and How to Play Them, Based on Edmund Hoyle, No. 847

Nelson Antrim Crawford, ed., Poems about Jesus, No. 848

Leo Markun, Bad Habits and How to Break Them, No. 850

Maynard Shipley, Sources of Bible Myths and Legends, No. 851

Vance Randolph, How to Know the Song Birds, No. 853

Henry C. Vedder, Life of Ignatius Loyola, No. 854

Lloyd E. Smith, How to Write Letters for All Occasions, No. 855

Lloyd E. Smith, Arithmetic Self Taught, Part I, No. 856

Lloyd E. Smith, Arithmetic Self Taught, Part II, No. 857

Leo Markun, The Psychology of Leadership, No. 858

Isaac Goldberg, The Enjoyment of Music, No. 859

Vance Randolph, Our Insect Enemies, No. 860

Newell R. Tripp, Behaviorism: The Newest Psychology, No. 861

Vance Randolph, German Self Taught, No. 862

The Bunk of Modern Advertising, A Symposium, No. 863

Wilfred Lay, Confidential Chats with Husbands, No. 864

Sherwood Anderson, Hands, and Other Stories, No. 865

Sherwood Anderson, The Untold Lie and Other Stories, No. 866

Miriam Allen DeFord, Cicero as Revealed in His Letters, No. 867

Lloyd E. Smith, Some General Hints on Self-Improvement, No. 868

Aubrey C. Roselle, ed., Best Jokes, No. 869

Esmond Long, Tuberculosis: Its Cause and Prevention, No. 870

Lloyd Smith, ed., Love Letters of Abelard and Heloise, No. 871

Lloyd Smith, ed., A Manual of Parliamentary Law, No. 872

Carroll Lane Fenton, Dwellers of the Pond, No. 873

Carroll Lane Fenton, The Lower Invertebrate Animals, No. 874

Russell M. Wilder, Diabetes: Its Cause and Its Treatment with Insulin, No. 875

Edward Condon, Curiosities of Mathematic, No. 876

Faith Maris, French Cooking for Amateurs, No. 877

Louis R. Gottschalk, The Empire of Napoleon, No. 878

George Milburn, ed., The Best Jokes about Preachers, No. 879

Arthur Garfield Hays, What I Saw in Russia, No. 880

Clarice Cunningham, Interior Decoration for the Small Home, No. 881

Leo Markun, The Psychology of Character Building, No. 882

Clarence Darrow and Alfred Talley, Debate on Capital Punishment, No. 883

Clarence Darrow and Alfred Talley, Debate on Prohibition, No. 884

Vance Randolph, How to Know Spiders, No. 885

Guy de Maupassant, The Piece of String and Other Stories, No. 886

Guy de Maupassant, The Necklace and Other Stories, No. 887

Lloyd E. Smith, Memoirs De Madame De Stael, No. 888

Lloyd E. Smith, Jokes and Clever Sayings about Kissing, No 889

Charles Weisberg, ed., Epigrams of Nietzche, No. 890

James Oppenheim, Your Talent and How to Develop It, No. 891

Catulle Mendes, Follies of Lovers, No. 892

Lloyd Smith, ed., Five Hundred Riddles, No. 893

Ralph E. Cheyney, Hints on How to Advertise, No. 894

Hereward Carrington, Astronomy for Beginners, No. 895

Wilbur Daniel Steele, The Wages of Sin and Six Dollars, No. 896

Isaac Goldberg, The Enjoyment of Reading, No. 897

Helen Putnam Van Sicklen, A Short History of Japan, No. 898

Miriam Allen DeFord, Rome as Viewed by Tacitus and Juvenal, No. 899

Wilbur Danile Steele, An Arabian Marriage and "Arab Stuff," No. 900

William J. Fielding, Woman, the Eternal Primitive, No. 901

Lloyd E. Smith, A Dictionary of Foreign Words and Phrases, No. 902

William Allen Pusey, Syphilis: A Brief Treatise for the Intelligent Public, No. 903

William J. Fielding, Sex Symbolism, No. 904

Lloyd Smith, A Dictionary of Biblical Allusions, No. 905

Wilbur Daniel Steele, A Devil of a Fellow and the Yellow Cat, No. 906

William J. Fielding, Sexual Obsessions of Saints and Mystics, No. 907

E. Halderman-Julius, Brief Burlesques and Epigrams, No. 908

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., Amorous Tales of the Monks, No. 909

Frederick Starr and Clarence Darrow, Is Life Worth Living?, No. 910

Frederick Starr and Clarence Darrow, Is The Human Race Getting Anywhere? A Debate, No. 911

Rudyard Kipling, The God from the Machine and Other Stories, No. 912

Rudyard Kipling, Black Jack and Other Stories, No. 913

Rudyard Kipling, On the City Wall and Other Stories, No. 914

Guy de Maupassant, Mad and Other Stories, No. 915

Guy de Maupassant, A Night in Whitechapel and Other Stories, No. 916

Guy de Maupassant, Room Number Eleven and Other Stories, No. 917

Guy de Maupassant, The Men With The Blue Eyes and Other Stories, No. 918

Guy de Maupassant, The Clown and Other Stories, No. 919

Guy de Maupassant, A Queer Night In Paris and Other Stories, No. 920

Guy de Maupassant, Madame Tellier's Establishment and Other Stories, No. 921

Guy de Maupassant, A Wife's Confession and Other Stories, No. 922

Frank Harris, The Magic Glasses and Other Stories, No. 923

Frank Harris, The Miracle of the Stigmati and Other Stories, No. 924

H.G. Wells, The Empire for the Ants and Other Stories, No. 925

H.G. Wells, The Obliterated Man and Other Stories, No. 926

H.G. Wells, The Stolen Bacillus and Other Stories, No. 927

Arthur Keith, The Religion of a Darwinist, No. 928

Stendhal, Maxims of Love, No. 929

Mark Twain, An Idle Excursion, No. 930

Mark Twain, The Stolen White Elephant and Other Stories, No. 931

Mark Twain, A Curious Experience and Other Amusing Pieces, No. 932

Clarence Darrow, The Skeleton in the Closet, No. 933

Clarence Darrow, Realism in Literature and Art, No. 934

Percy Bysshe Shelley, The Necessity of Atheism, No. 935

Percy Bysshe Shelley, Essay on Christianity, No. 936

Percy Bysshe Shelley, A Refutation of Deism, No. 937

Guy de Maupassant, French Tales of Passion and Cruelty, No. 938

Edgar Allen Poe, Tales of Imaginative Science, No. 939

Edgar Allen Poe, Tales Grotesque and Weird, No. 940

Edgar Allen Poe, Tales Psychological and Gruesome, No. 941

Anton Chekhov and Wilkie Collins, Great Detective Stories, No. 942

Edgar Allen Poe and Villiers de L'Isle Adam, Masterpieces of Mystery, No. 943

Robert Louis Stevenson, Masterpieces of Adventure, No. 944

Sir Hugh Clifford, Tales of Oriental Life, No. 945

Bret Harte, Tales of Desert Places, No. 946

Alexander S. Pushkin, The Queen of Spades and the Postmaster, No. 947

Ivan S. Turgenev, Famous Russian Stories, No. 948

Nicolai Gogol, The Cloak and Other Russian Stories, No. 949

William J. Fielding, The Determination of Sex, No. 950

Alexander S. Pushkin, An Amateur Peasant Girl and Other Stories, No. 951

Emile Zola, Souvenirs, Memoirs of a Varied Life, No. 952

Emile Zola, Jean Gourdon's Four Days, No. 953

Emile Zola, A Bath and Other Stories, No. 954

Italian Tales of Heroism and Romance, No. 955

Italian Tales of Love and Romance, No. 956

Italian Tales of Realism and Passion, No. 957

Love Tales of Italian Life, No. 958

Masterpieces of American Humor, No. 959

Masterpieces of American Wit, No. 960

Humorous Verse (17th and 18th Century), No. 961

Comic Poems (18th and 19th Century), No 962

Arthur Symons, A Book of French Love-Artists, No. 963

James Oppenheim, How to Be Happy Though Married, No. 964

Arthur Symons, Life Philosophies of Literary Masters, No. 965

T. Swann Harding, The Dawn of Rational Sex Ethics, No. 966

Stephen Crane, The Pace of Youth and Other Stories, No. 967

Stephen Crane, The Upturned Face and Other Stories, No. 968

Arthur Machen, Tales of the Strange and Supernatural, No. 969

Arthur Machen, Out of the Earth and Other Sketches, No. 970

Book of Humorous Anecdotes, No. 971

Popular Joke Book, No. 972

James McNeil Whistler, "Ten O' Clock" (A Lecture on Art), No. 973

Clarence Darrow, The Ordeal of Prohibition, No. 974

Clement Wood, Cleopatra and Her Loves, No. 975

Clement Wood, Casanova and the Women He Loved, No. 976

Clement Wood, Pope Alexander VI and His Loves, No. 977

James Oppenheim, The Psychology of Jung, No. 978

Takiss Georgis, ed., Modern Greek Proverbs, No. 979

James Oppenheim, How I Psycho-Analyzed Myself, No. 980

James Oppenheim, Songs for the New Age, No. 981

Clement Wood, The Real Mary Baker Eddy, No. 982

Isaac Goldberg, Harmony Self Taught, No. 984

Isaac Goldberg, Harmony Self Taught, No. 984

James Oppenheim, Psycho-Analysis of America, No. 985

Clement Wood, How To Talk and Debate, No. 986

Clement Wood, The Art of Kissing, No. 987

Clement Wood, How to Win a Mate (The Art of Courtship), No. 988

Clement Wood, How to Win a Mate (The Art of Courtship), No. 988

Lewis Carroll, The Hunting of the Snark, No. 989

Ralph Oppenheim, Wagner's Great Love Affair, No. 990

E.W. Howe, Notes for My Biographer, No. 991

E.W. Howe, Sinner Sermons, No. 992

E.W. Howe, Preaching From the Audience, No. 993

Maynard Shipley, Physics Self Taught, No. 994

Maynard Shipley, How to Teach Yourself to Play the Piano, No. 995

William J. Fielding, Dual and Multiple Personality, No. 996

Gaylord Du Bois, Simple Recipes for Home Cooking, No. 997

George J. Frederick, How to Make Money in Wall Street, No. 998

Miriam Allen DeFord, Latin Self Taught, No. 999

Maynard Shipley, The Wonders of Radium, No. 1000

Washington Irving, Tales of Italian Bandits, No. 1001

Frank Wells, A Dictionary of Sea Terms, No. 1002

Leo Markun, How to Think Logically, No. 1003

George J. Frederick, How to Save Money, No. 1004

Isaac Goldberg, How to Enjoy The Orchestra, No. 1005

Grace Perkins, A Book of Children's Games, No. 1006

Joseph McCabe, The Revolt against Religion, No. 1007, 1926

Joseph McCabe, The Origin of Religion, No. 1008

Miriam Allen Deford, Typewriting Self Taught, No. 1009

George Milburn, A Handbook for Amateur Magicians, No. 1010

Vance Randolph, ed., Pocket Dictionary: English-French/French-English, No. 1011

Clement Wood, ed., The Best Negro Jokes, No. 1012

Clement Wood, ed., The Best Negro Jokes, No. 1012

Clement Wood, ed., The Best Irish Jokes, No. 1013

Clement Wood, ed., The Best American Jokes, No. 1014

Clement Wood, ed., A Book of Comic Dialect Poems, No. 1015

Clement Wood, ed., A Book of Nonsense Poems, No. 1016

Rudyard Kipling, Without Benefit of Clergy, No. 1017

Clement Wood, ed., A Book of Humorous Limericks, No. 1018

Clement Wood, Bluebeard and His Eight Wives, No. 1019

Luther Burbank, Why I Am an Infidel, No. 1020

Isaac Goldberg, Italian Self Taught, No. 1021

Jack London, An Odyssey of the North, No. 1022

George Milburn, A Book of Popular Recitation, No. 1023

Jack London, Tales of the White Silence, No. 1024

Conan A. Doyle, Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories, No. 1026

Conan A. Doyle, Sherlock Holmes Mystery Stories, No. 1027

Conan A. Doyle, Sherlock Holmes Crime Stories, No. 1028

Conan A. Doyle, Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, No. 1029

Joseph McCabe, The World's Great Religions, No. 1030

John M. Gries and James S. Taylor, How to Own Your Home, No. 1031

R.A. Power, Home Vegetable Gardening, No. 1032

Maxim Gorki, Masterpieces of Russian Humor, No. 1033

Masterpieces of Spanish Humor, No. 1034

Masterpieces of Italian Humor, No. 1035

Masterpieces of German Humor, No. 1036

Fanny Hurst, Get Ready the Wreaths, No. 1037

Fanny Hurst, T.B., No. 1038

Fanny Hurst, Ice Water Pl., No. 1039

Grace Perkins, A Book of Bedtime Stories, No. 1040

H.E. Enders, How to Cane and Upholster Chairs, No. 1041

Honore de Balzac, The Red Inn, No. 1042

Honore de Balzac, A Study of a Woman and Comedies of the Counter, No. 1043

Honore de Balzac, Another Study of a Woman, No. 1044

Honore de Blazac, The Story of a Mad Sweet Heart, No. 1045

Honore de Balzac, A Coquette Versus a Wife, No. 1046

Honore de Balzac, The Mysterious Exiles, No. 1047

Francois Rabelais, Gargantua: Mighty Monster, No. 1048

Thelma Spear, How to Teach Yourself To Sing, No. 1049

Maynard Shipley, X-Ray, Violet Ray and Other Rays, No. 1050

William J. Fielding, The Cause and Nature of Genius, No. 1051

William J. Fielding, The Nature of Our Instincts and Emotions, No. 1052, 1922

Clement Wood, A Guide to New York City's Strange Sections, No. 1053

Ambrose Bierce, An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge and Other Stories, No. 1054

Ambrose Bierce, The Horseman in the Sky and Other Stories, No. 1055

Ambrose Bierce, The Devil's Dictionary, No. 1056

Clement Wood, The Truth about New York's Chinatown, No. 1057

Clement Wood, The Truth about New York's White Light District, No. 1058

Joseph McCabe, The Myth of Immorality, No. 1059

Joseph McCabe, The Futility of Belief in God, No. 1060

Joseph McCabe, The Human Origin of Morals, No. 1061

Fanny Hurst, Humoresque, No. 1062

Leo Markun, The Psychology of Laughter, No. 1063

Powel Jr. Crosley, The Simplicity of Radio, No. 1064

George Milburn, Lives of The U.S. Presidents, No. 1065

Joseph McCabe, The Forgery of the Old Testament, No. 1066

Honore de Balzac, The Splendors and Miseries of a Courtesan, No. 1067

Charles Dickens, The Best Fun from the Pickwick Papers, No. 1068

Leo Markun, The Conquest of Fear, No. 1069

James Oppenheim, How to Fight Nervous Troubles, No. 1070

Clement Wood, The Psycho-Analysis of Jesus, No. 1071

Clement Wood, The Truth about William Jennings Bryan, No. 1072

H.E. Enders, How to Paint and Finish Woodwork, No. 1073

J. George Frederick, Handbook of Commercial Law, No. 1074

Ambrose Bierce, Tales of Ghouls and Ghosts, No. 1075

Joseph McCabe, Morals in Ancient Babylon, No. 1076

Joseph McCabe, Religion and Morals in Ancient Egypt, No. 1077

Joseph McCabe, Life and Morals in Greece and Rome, No. 1078

Joseph McCabe, Phallic Elements in Religion, No. 1079

Ambrose Bierce, Tales of Haunted Houses, No. 1080

Ambrose Bierce, Fantastic Debunking Fables, No. 1081

George Milburn, ed., The Best Jewish Jokes, No. 1082

E.W. Howe, Dying Like a Genleman and Other Stories, No. 1083

John McCabe, Did Jesus Ever Live?, No. 1084

Ralph Oppenheim, The Love-Life of George Sand, No. 1085

Ambrose Bierce, My Favorite Murder and Other Stories, No. 1086

Miriam Allen DeFord, The Facts about Fascism, No. 1087

Miriam Allen DeFord, The Truth about Mussolini, No. 1088

James Oppenheim, The Common Sense of Sex, No. 1089

R.A Power, How to Grow Fruits for the Home Table, No. 1090

Joseph Colt Bloodgood, The Facts about Cancer, No. 1091

Gloria Goddard, Simple Beauty Hints, No. 1092

George Milburn, ed., A Book of Interesting and Amusing Puns, No. 1093

Leo Markun, Insanity and Other Mental Disorders, No. 1094

Joseph McCabe, The Sources of Christian Morality, No. 1095

Gloria Goddard, How to Dress on a Small Salary, No. 1096

Leo Markun, Memory: What It Is and How to Use It, No. 1097

Ambrose Bierce, Extraordinary Opinions on Comonplace Subjects, No. 1098

Ambrose Bierce, Iconoclastic Memories of the Civil War, No. 1100

Conan A. Doyle, Sherlock Holmes Problem Stories, No. 1101

Joseph McCabe, Pagan Christs, No. 1102

George Milburn, ed., A Book of Puzzles and Brainteasers, No. 1103

Joseph McCabe, The Myth of the Resurrection, No. 1104

Gaylord Du Bois ed., Pocket Dictionary: Spanish-English/English-Spanish, No. 1105

Clement Wood, The Truth about Greenwich Village, No. 1106

Joseph McCabe, Legends of Saints and Martyrs, No. 1107

H.E Enders, The Elements of Woodworking, No. 1108

Gaylord Du Bois, Spanish Self Taught, No. 1109

Joseph McCabe, How Christianity "Triumphed", No. 1110

Leo Markun, Prostitution in the Medieval World, No. 1111

James Oppenheim, A Psycho-Analysis of the Jews, No. 1112

Max Ehrmann, Love from Many Angels, No. 1113

Anson D. Eby, ed., Thrilling Moments and Profound Passages from Victor Hugo, No. 1114

Stephen Leacock, A Book of Ridiculous Stories, No. 1115

Stephen Leacock, A Book of Funny Dramatics, No. 1116

Stephen Leacock, The Human Animal and Its Folly, No. 1117

Stephen Leacock, This Life As I See it, No. 1118

Stephen Leacock, Follies in Fiction, No. 1119

Stephen Leacock, Essays of Serious Spoofing, No. 1120

Joseph McCabe, Evolution of Christian Doctrine, No. 1121

Joseph McCabe, The Degradation of Women, No. 1122

Rupert Hughes, The Facts about Puritan Moral, No. 1123

Dan Hennessey, On the Bum, No. 1124

Nelson Antrim Crawford, A Book of American Shams, No. 1125

Lawrence A. Barrett, Eating for Health, No. 1126

Joseph McCabe, Christianity ad Slavery, No. 1127

Joseph McCabe, The Church and the School, No. 1128

Khan Bahadur Mizra Muhammad, Proverbs of Persia, No. 1128

Joseph McCabe, The Dark Ages, No. 1130

James Oppenheim, How to Write for the Market, No. 1131

Joseph McCabe, New Light on Witchcraft, No. 1132

George Milburn, ed., Love Tales of the Queen of Navarre, No. 1133

Joseph McCabe, The Horrors of the Inquisition, No. 1134

Leo Markun, Prostitution in the Modern World, No. 1135

Joseph McCabe, Medieval Art and the Church, No. 1136

Joseph McCabe, The Moorish Civilization in Spain, No. 1137

William Cunningham, What Atheism Means to Me, No. 1138

Lloyd I. Snodgrass, Photography Self Taught, No. 1139

Joseph McCabe, The Renaissance: A European Awakening, No. 1140

Joseph McCabe, The Reformation and Protestant Reaction, No. 1141

Joseph McCabe, The Truth about Galileo and Medieval Science, No. 1142

George Milburn, How to Prepare Manuscripts, No. 1143

Joseph McCabe, The Jesuits: Religious Rogues, No. 1144

Joseph McCabe, Religion and the French Revolution, No. 1145

George Milburn, ed., A Book of College Humor, No 1146

Louise Anna Strong, How the Communists Rule Russia, No. 1147

Clement Wood, Sexual Crimes and American Law, No. 1148

Brain Follaird, ed., Irish Poems of Love and Sentiment, No. 1149

Joseph McCabe, The Churches and Modern Progress, No. 1150

Nathaniel Hawthorne, A Book of Mysterious and Fateful Stories, No. 1151

Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Seven Vagabonds and Other Tales, No. 1152

Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Haunted Mind and Other Strange Tales, No. 1153

Edgar Allen Poe, Tales of Hypnotism and Revenge, No. 1154

Fitz-James O'Brien, Two Great Mystery Stories, No. 1155

Florence Marryat and Erckmann-Chatrian, Extraordinary Mystery Stories, No. 1156

Herman Melville, The Sea Beast, the Capture of the Great White Whale (from "Moby Dick"), No. 1157

Frank Morris, Mysterious Tales of the Sea, No. 1158

Algernon Blackwood, A Book of Mystic-Humorous Stories, No. 1159

Algernon Blackwood, A Book of Mystic-Humorous Stories, No. 1159

E.F. Benson and Brander Matthews, Two Masterly Ghost Stories, No. 1160

Arthur Machen, Tales of the Mysterious and Weird, No. 1161

Arthur Machen, Tales of the Mysterious and Weird, No. 1161

Montague Rhodes James, Mystery Tales of Ghosts and Villains, No. 1162

Ben Hecht, The Policewoman's Love-Hungry Daughter and Other Stories, No. 1163

Ben Hecht, The Unlovely Sin and Other Stories, No. 1164

Ben Hecht, Jazz, and Other Stories of Love's Misfits, No. 1165

Ben Hecht, Infatuation and Other Stories of Marriage, No. 1166

Ben Hecht, The Sinister Sex and Other Stories of Marriage, No. 1167

Jack London, Stories of Adventure, No. 1168

Jack London, Stories of Ships and the Sea, No. 1169

Jerome K. Jerome, Funny Ghost Stories, No. 1170

Jerome K. Jerome, Funny Facts about Stageland, No. 1171

E.B. Jonas, How To Build Your Own Greenhouse, No. 1172

Edward Lear, A Book of Nonsense Alphabets, No. 1173

Miriam Allen DeFord, How to Write Business Letters, No. 1174

Amusing and Popular Riddles, No. 1175

Amusing and Popular Riddles, No. 1175

Frank Harris, A Mad Love, No. 1176

Havelock Ellis, Women and the New Race, No. 1177

Anton Chekhov, The Chorus Girl and Her Lover's Wife and Other Stories, No. 1178

Mrs. Temple, How to Make Desserts, Pies and Pastries, No. 1179

Mrs. Temple, How to Cook Fish and Meats, No. 1180

Mrs. Temple, How to Make Ice Cream and Gelatine, No. 1181

Gloria Goddard, How to Make Your Own Cosmetics, No. 1182

W. Patterson, How to Play Checkers, No. 1183

George Milburn ed., The Best Scotch Jokes, No. 1184

Clifton L. Ray, The Weather; What Makes It and Why?, No. 1185

Harold Dix, ed., A Handbook of the Rules Of Golf, No. 1186

Rupert Hughes, The Ghastly Purpose of the Parables, No. 1187

Maynard Shipley, Sex and the Garden of Eden Myth, No. 1188

Gloria Goddard, Pin Money: One Hundred Ways to Make Money at Home, No. 1189

Anton Chekhov, What Price Love?, No. 1190

Clement Wood, ed., A Book of Broadway Wisecracks, No. 1191

Ben Davidson, Bookbinding Self Taught, No. 1192

Maiolino Bisaccioni, Woman's Way and Other Short Stories of Italian Love, No. 1193

Pietro Fortini, Love's Heroism and Other Fascinating Stories, No. 1194

Emilia Pardo-Bazan, First Love and Other Fascinating Stories of Spanish Life, No. 1195

Fernan Caballero, The Girl With Three Husbands and Other Stories of Modern Spain, No. 1196

Jacinto Octavio Picon, A Modern Divorce and Other Stories of Modern Spain, No. 1197

Fernan Caballero, The Devil's Mother-In-Law and Other Stories of Modern Spain, No. 1198

Edward Lear, A Book of Laughable Lyrics, No. 1199

Edward Lear, A Book of Nonsense Stories and Pictures, No. 1200

Johann R. Wyss, Adventures on Desert Island from "The Swiss Family Robinson," No. 1201

Barry Pain, Forbidden Love and Other Stories, No. 1202

Joseph McCabe, Seven Infidel U.S. Presidents, No. 1203

Maynard Shipley, A Dictionary of Musical Terms, No. 1204

Joseph McCabe, Thomas Paine's Revolt Against the Bible, No. 1205

Harry Hazlehurst, How to Teach Yourself to Swim, No. 1206

Gaylord Du Bois, French Self Taught, No. 1207

Gaylord Du Bois, French Self Taught, No. 1207

E.W. Howe, Success Easier Than Failure, No. 1208

Gloria Goddard, The Charming Hostess, No. 1209

Gloria Goddard, The Charming Hostess, No. 1209

Clement Wood, A Book of Mathematical Oddities, No. 1210

Clement Wood, A Book of Mathematical Oddities, No. 1210

Joseph McCabe, The Conflict Between Science and Religion, No. 1212

Jerome K. Jerome, Marriage and Morals in Soviet Russia, No. 1212

Ralph Oppenheim, The Romance That Balzac Lived, No. 1213

George Milburn, ed., A Book of the Best Ford Joke, No. 1214

George Milburn, ed., A Book of the Best Ford Jokes

Joseph McCabe, Robert G. Ingersoll: Benevolent Agnostic, No. 1215

Helene Paquin, ed., Pocket Italian Dictionary: Italian-English/English-Italian, No. 1216

Helene Paquin, ed., Pocket Italian Dictionary: Italian-English/English-Italian, No. 1216

Henry W. Thurston, Why I Did Not Enter the Methodist Ministry, No. 1217

Joseph McCabe, Christianity and Philanthropy, No. 1218

Clarice Cunningham, How to Make Home More Homelike, No. 1219

George Milburn, ed., The Best Rube Jokes, No. 1220

Leo Markun, Facts You Should Know About Will Power, No. 1221

Gaylord Du Bois, Easy Reading in Spanish, No. 1222

William Cunningham, How to Work Your Way Through College, No. 1223

Joseph McCabe, Religion in the Great Poets, No. 1224

Gloria Goddard, Marital Discords and How to Avoid Them, No. 1225

Helene Paquin, Easy Readings in French, No. 1226

Helene Paquin, French Readings for French Students, No. 1227

George Milburn, ed., The Best Jokes About Drunks, No. 1228

Joseph McCabe, The Triumph of Materialism, No. 1229

E.W. Howe, Her Fifth Marriage and Other Stories, No. 1230

Clarice Cunningham, ed., Best Jokes, No. 1231

H.E. Enders, Practical Masonry: Cement and Brick Work, No. 1232

Josephine Headen, Better Meals for Less Money, No. 1233

Anna Louise Strong, How Business is Carried on in Soviet Russia, No. 1234

Anna Louise Strong, Workers' Life in Soviet Russia, No. 1235

Anna Louise Strong, Peasant Life in Soviet Russia, No. 1236

Joseph McCabe, The Beliefs of Scientists, No. 1237

Clarice Cunningham, Beginning Married Life Right, No. 1238

Gloria Goddard, Party Games for Grown-Ups, No. 1239

Fiswoode Tarleton, Short Story Writing for Beginners, No. 1240

Leo Markun, An Outline of United States History, No. 1241

Morries Fishbein, The Care of the Skin and Hair and Other General Health Hints, No. 1242

Joseph McCabe, The Failure of Christian Missions, No. 1243

Leo Markun, How to Write Love Letters, No. 1244

Leo Markun, How to Get the Most Out of Recreation, No. 1245

George Milburn, ed., The Best Hobo Jokes, No. 1246

Leo Markun, The Psychology of Love and Hate, No. 1247

Joseph McCabe, Lies of Religious Literature, No. 1248

Clarice Cunningham, ed., The Best Jokes About Lovers, No. 1249

Marcet Haldeman-Julius, Judge Ben B. Lindsey on Companionate Marriage, No. 1250

Clarice Cunningham, ed., What Do You Know?, No. 1251

Dr. Nicolas M. Butler vs. Senator William E. Borah, Full Text of the Butler-Borah Debate on Prohibition, No. 1252

Lloyd E. Smith, ed., A Book of General Information Quizzes, No. 1253

T.P. Headen, Contract Bridge Made Easy, No. 1254

Josephine Headen, Who, When, Where and What?, No. 1255

Clarence Darrow vs. Wayne Wheeler, Dry-Law Debate, No. 1256

George Milburn, How to Become a United States Citizen, No. 1257

Marcet Haldeman-Julius, Why I Beleive in Companionate Marriage, No. 1258

Leo Markun, ed., A Dictionary of Geographical Names, No. 1259

Marcet Haldeman-Julius, The Story of Lynching, No. 1260

Aubrey C. Roselle, Famous $12,000 Prize-Winning Tongue-Twister, No. 1261

George Price vs. Joseph McCabe, Is Evolution True?, No. 1262

Clay Fulks, The Serpent's Tooth and Other Stories, No. 1263

John Cowper Powys, The Art of Forgetting the Unpleasant, No. 1264

L.M. Birkhead, Is "Elmer Gantry" True?, No. 1265

J.V. Nash, Great Fighters for Freedom, No. 1266

Ray Runnion, Are Americans Standardized?, No. 1267

Nelson A. Crawford, Are You a Babbitt?, No. 1268

Fred Bair, Does the U.S.A. Need the K.K.K.?, No. 1269

Fred Bair, Visits Among the Mormons, No. 1270

Benjamin Glassberg, Prisons or Crime Prevention?, No. 1271

T. Shawn Harding, This Marriage Business, No. 1272

Howard T. Dimick, The Trush About American Evangelists, No. 1273

Gerald Harrington, The Truth About American Preachers, No. 1274

Maynard Shipley, The Truth About the "Deluge", No. 1275

Frank Milton, The Truth About American Yokels, No. 1276

Hereward Carrington, Hindu Magic Self Taught, No. 1277

Hereward Carrington, Ventriloquism Self Taught, No. 1278

Hereward Carrington, Side-Show Tricks Explained, No. 1279

Lawerence A. Barrett, Facts You Should Know About Heat, No. 1280

Friedrich Nietzsche, What is Good and Evil?, No. 1281

Friedrich Nietzsche, Guilt and Bad Conscience, No. 1282

William Cunningham, Are Petting Parties Dangerous?, No. 1283

Dan and John Hennessey and Yowell, Tips on Theatrical Art, No. 1284

Hereward Carrington, Gamblers' Crooked Tricks, No. 1285

George Foster vs. Clarence Darrow, Do Human Beings Have a Free Will?, No. 1286

E. Haldeman-Julius, Brann, Who Cracked Dull Heads, No. 1287

E. Haldeman-Julius, America's Fakirs and Guides, No. 1288

E. Haldeman-Julius, Facts You Should Know About American Literature, No. 1289

E. Haldeman-Julius, The Art of Digesting Ideas, No. 1290

E. Haldeman-Julius, America: The Greatest Show on Earth, No. 1291

Nelson A. Crawford, Best Short Stories, No. 1292

E. Haldeman-Julius, What America Needs, No. 1293

Ray Vaughn, Minneapolis vs. St. Paul, No. 1294

J.O. Meyers, Detroit, Mecca of the Midwest, No. 1295

J. Charles Davis, The Personal Element in Business, No. 1296

W.G. Clugston, Facts You Should Know About Arkansas, No. 1297

Frederic Damrau, How to Select Your Doctor, No. 1298

Maynard Shipley, The Origin of Life and Darwin Was Right, No. 1299

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