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The Labour Party's Aim.*

Tins is an interesting little book ; for it reflects some of the eddies and cross currents that play across the by no means placid surface of the Labour movement in this......

An Imperial Progress.

EVER since the machine descended on the West, men alike in life and art have hungered to escape. The nineteenth century in its first dismay turned to the past. It lingered over......

Applied Psychology.*

THESE two books agree in that view of human nature which is the basic assumption of Freudians and Calvinists alike— that man is a fountain able to send forth simultaneously......