From the many war articles appearing in the Atlantic Monthly, only those particularly worthy of more permanent form than the paper covers of the magazine permit have been issued as books. Each of the following titles offers a distinct addition to the best war literature of the day.

SHOCK AT THE FRONT

By WILLIAM TOWNSEND PORTER Shock at the Front' is not a medical treatise, but the story of varied experiences at the Front, written by a physician whose profession has offered unusual opportunity for observation and whose quick appreciation of the humor, pathos, and tragedy of the war scenes has produced a particularly interesting record of his travels. Added to this, the unusual charm of the author's style furnishes another reason for the inclusion of this book in a collection of Atlantic war books.

$1.25, postpaid.

HEADQUARTERS NIGHTS

By VERNON KELLOGG So accurately has Vernon Kellogg described the attitude of the German General Staff, so convincingly has he told of his conversion from a pacificist to a believer in this war to the end,' that an American volunteer in France acknowledges the receipt of his book by saying: The book has left its mark upon me, I am sure. I believe it is about as clear and powerful a picture of the real German menace as has been given. . . . Thanks again for sending it. It has given me more definite views than I had before as to what we were really going to attack, behind the physical armies.' $1.00, postpaid.

THE WAR AND THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH

By MAURICE BARRÈS and others In three striking articles a French man, an Englishman ard an American interpret the hopeful spiritual trend of the times. To those who have already read this little book, its message has come as a welcome conviction; to those who have still to read it, it will bring new hope at a time when our own soldiers are in service.

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In Paper Covers In paper covers for wide distribution we have issued · Pan-Germany: The Disease and Cure, and A Plan for the Allies,' price 35 cents, also reprints of Joubert's Neighbor Hans and Odell’s ‘Peter Sat by the Fire Warming Himself,' at 10 cents each. Any of the above books sent upon receipt of price. All Atlantic war books, with · Pan-Germany'

Marks a striking new step in the author's art. The career of the Champion, the own story A romantic, dramatic and realistic war story, of the man with his pockets full of articles with London for a background; showing the made by goldsmiths to the King. Here are workings of conscience under the strain of none of the grim tragedies, the sights and war. Short, rapid scenes, and picturesque smells and brutalities of warfare on earth. effects. 12mo. Net, $1.50

Illustrated. 8vo. Net, $1.50 The complete list of the spring books issued by George H. Doran Company

is unprecedented for its immediate interest and permanent value. The following list is merely an invitation to send for the attractively bound catalogue fully describing more than one hundred notable new publications.

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THE PEACEFUL LIFE, A Study in Spiritual Hygiene, By OSCAR KUHNS Here one may see and understand the beauty and power of the quiet and serene life, and here, too, one will learn how that life may be attained and maintained. "Enriched with apt quotation and illustration from the best writers, the book will be a joy to all lovers of good literature and a stimulus

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SIDE-STEPPING SAINTS
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By GEORGE CLARKE PECK brief, graphic, and deeply interesting interpreta

The breeziness that characterized “Men Who Missed i of the Book of Revelation. The author brings

the Trail” is also to be found in this later volume jis task both adequate scholarship and thorough

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THE MAYFLOWER PILGRIMS
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By EDMUND JAMES CARPENTER
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DR. CARPENTER has given a popular and highly inine interpretation of the message of Browning to teresting account of early New England days. True time. Believing that Browning is primarily an to history, the rugged and heroic life of the Pilgrims st, the author holds that both by intuition and takes new beauty and power under the author's skilpiration he is a philosopher aud a theologian and ful handling. In view of the Tercentenary of the t his teachings are of the highest order. Agnos- landing of the Pilgrims, this volume is most rimely sm and materialism are met and answered. Dr. and will surely help to an understanding of the spirit well's chapter on Immortality is unusually helpful. and purpose of the sturdy pioneers to whom the

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RELIGION AND THE SCHOOL, By EMIL CARL WILM This book demonstrates two important things. First, the necessity for religious education in our public schools, and second, how such instruction may be given without becoming sectarian in its character. The subject is excellently well treated, and the discussion is especially valuable because of the standing of its author in matters philosophical, Professor Wilm being the successor of Professor Borden P. Bowne, at Boston University, and lecturer on Philosophy at Wellesley College.

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A book of delight both to the native “ Cape Codder ” and to the summer risitor

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