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… rich in surprises, has lately provided one that provokes comment. I refer to the sudden change of heart which some of … turned up not long ago in the newspapers when James McNeill died in involuntary exile on the French Riviera. James … denies him more. Let us consider one or two of the many points at which Jones is gouged. First, the society around …

… signs of a crisis nearly fifteen years ago. He had studied bird populations in Keoladeo National Park outside of … across the region. White-backed vultures were once the most common raptor on the Indian subcontinent, so omnipresent … thirty million white-backed vultures once coasted on thermals above South Asia. Now there are eleven thousand. By …

… for office, his withers wrung, broke out with an uncomfortable truth, but these were only minor eddies in a torrential current, the flow of which was all the … were decidedly unpleasant, not only to its victims but also to its more delicate defenders, and if it were …

… By Edith Boiling Wilson, Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Mcrrill Compaivy. $3.50. Woodrow Wilson. By Ray Stannard Baker. … of one of the principal actors in a great drama; it is also an extraordinary piece of self-revelation, combined … be compiled than that of the post-War era. As Lloyd George points out, the failure of the United States to ratify the …

… fog of uncertainty, with all the really important reference points lost in the mists of the immediate future. But the … which they themselves had generated. Modernization had become as inevitable in the United States as it was proving to … run with the slightest chance of success. Names are bandied about—Mr. Wallace, Mr. Byrnes, Justice Douglas—but …