OUR DEBT TO GREECE AND ROME

The purpose of this series is to create a complete and convenient reference library in English, showing the direct influences of the Greek and Roman civilizations upon our own. Stimulating, human, vital, the series is addressed to an audience of general culture, rather than to a limited circle of specialists. The books are adequately prepared by competent editors, and are of the deepest interest.

RECENT ISSUES

MATHEMATICS. By David Eugene Smith, professor of mathematics in Teachers College, Columbia University.

WARFARE BY LAND AND SEA. By Dr. Eugene S. McCartney, University of Michigan.

ROMAN POLITICS. By Frank Frost Abbott, Princeton University.

GREEK RELIGION AND ITS SURVIVALS.

University of Pennsylvania.

By Walter Woodburn Hyde,

LANGUAGE AND PHILOLOGY. By Dr. Roland G. Kent, University of Pennsylvania.

CATULLUS AND HIS INFLUENCE. By Karl Pomeroy Harrington, Wesleyan University.

CICERO AND HIS INFLUENCE. By Dr. John C. Rolfe, University of Pennsylvania.

EURIPIDES AND HIS INFLUENCE. By F. L. Lucas, King's College, Cambridge.

THE POETICS OF ARISTOTLE: ITS MEANING AND INFLUENCE. By Lane Cooper, Cornell University.

Price per volume, $1.50; carriage extra.

CO-OPERATIVE DEMOCRACY. By James P. Warbasse.

Marshall Jones Co.

Service-motive as a substitute for profit-motive is the theme of this book. Dr. Warbasse, who is president of The Co-operative League of America, presents co-operation as the constructive method of escape from the present-day chaos, obviating the dangers of the bureaucratic state, and substituting for it Co-operative Democracy. A stimulating and interesting book, presenting many novel facts and arguments.

Price, $3.50; carriage extra.

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