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Volume 17 - Issue 3 - March 1974

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To China With Love by Pat Barr (Doubleday; 210 pp.; $7.95)

Days of Emperor and Clown by James Dugan and Laurence Lafore (Doubleday; 382 pp.; $12.50)

Cape to Cairo: Rape of a Continent by Mark Strage (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich; 278 pp.; $8.50)

Meiji 1868: Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Japan by Peter Akamatsu Harper & Row; 330 pp.; $8.95)

The Remaking of the Church by Richard P. McBrien (Harper & Row; 175 pp.; $6.95)

Work in America Special Task Force Report to the Secretary of HEW (MIT Press; 262 pp.; $2.95 [paper])

Helmuth von Moltke: A Leader Against Hitler by Michael Balfour and Julian Frisby (St. Martin's; 388 pp.; $16.95)

Booker T. Washington by Louis Harlan (Oxford; 379 pp.: $10.95)

The Power and the Frailty by Jean Hamburger (Macmillan; 140 pp.; $4.95)

Armies and the Art of Revolution by Katharine Chorley (Beacon; 276 pp.; $3.25 [paper])

The Heart of the Battle for a New Social Contract by Edgar Faure (McGraw-Hill; 256 pp.; $8.95)

Structuralism and Christianity by Günther Schiwy (Duquesne; 105 pp.; $4.25)

Letters from Prison by Antonio Gramsci (Harper & Row; 292 pp.; $10.00)

Jesus Now by Malachi Martin (Dutton; 317 pp.; $7.95)

The Last Escape by Ruth Kluger and Peggy Mann (Doubleday; 517 pp.; $10.00)

Franklin D. Roosevelt: Launching the New Deal by Frank Freidel (Little, Brown; 574 pp.; $15.00)

The U.S. Intelligence Community by Lyman B. KirkpatrickJr. , (Hill and Wang; 212 pp.; $7.95)

Time Invades the Cathedral by Walter H. Capps (Fortress; 150 pp.; $3.75 [paper])

Paulus by Rollo May (Harper & Row; 113 pp.; $5.95)

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