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The Eighteenth Century in France, Casimir Stryienski
The French Revolution, Louis Madelin
Our Times. Volume IV: The War Begins: 1909-1914, Mark Sullivan Reviewed by D. S. Muzzey
A Notable Biography, D. S. Muzzey
Venizelos, Herbert Adams Gibbons Reviewed by D. S. Muzzey
The Life of Theodore Roosevelt, William Draper Lewis ; Theodore Roosevelt: An Intimate Biography, William Roscoe Thayer ; Impressions of Theodore Roosevelt, Lawrence F. Abbott Reviewed by D. S. Muzzey
Bolshevism, John Spargo ; The Prelude to Bolshevism, A. F. Kerensky ; Russia 1914-1917. Memories and Impressions of War and Revolution, Basil Gourko ; Vers la Catastrophe Russe, Boris Kritchewsky Reviewed by D. S. Muzzey
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