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The Nature of Literature: Its Relation to Science, Language and Human Experience. By Thomas Clark Pollock. Princeton: the Princeton University Press, 1942; pp. 218 + xxvi. $3.00.
Roosevelt's Foreign Policy, 1933–1941: Franklin D. Roosevelt's Unedited Speeches and Messages. Compiled and collated by Douglas Lurton. New York: Wilfred Funk, Inc., 1942; pp. xv + 634. $3.75.
Voices of History: Great Speeches and Papers of the Year 1941. Edited by Franklin Watts with an introduction by Charles Beard. New York: Franklin Watts, Inc., 1942; pp. xix + 669. $3.50.
Playwrights Present. By H. H. Giles and Robert J. Cadigan. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1943; pp. xiii + 290. $1.60.
A Theory of Meaning Analyzed. General Semantics Monographs, Number III. Chicago: Institute of General Semantics, 1942; pp. xvi and 46. $1.50.
Speech Correction on the Contract Plan. By Ruth Manser. Rev. ed. New York: Prentice‐Hall, Inc., 1942; pp. xix + 381. $3.00.
Speech in a Democracy. By Herold T. Ross and Clarence C. Shoemaker. Boston: Expression Co., 1942; pp. 276. $2.50.