England To-Day
By GEORGE A GREENWOOD
Preface by A. G. GARDINER.
This is a social study of our time. It is, the writer and publishers believe, the first attempt yet made exhaustively to examine and discuss the new condition of England created by the war and the peace. There are sections dealing with the workers, the middle classes, the new and the old rich, the revolution in the countryside, and England's place in world relations.
The Individual and the
Community
By R. E. ROPER, M.A., M.Ed.
"A book that is shrewd and sincere. It has sympathy and humour, and it is, within its limits, quite exceptionally clear cut and precise."
England Under Edward VII
By J. A. FARRER
Author of "The War for Monarchy"
"England Under Edward VII" is an endeavour to give as concise a narrative as possible of the chief events of the ten years' reign of King Edward VII, with special reference to the part played by that monarch in his direction of the foreign politics of the period, and to its effect in creating that mental atmosphere in Europe out of which developed the world-catastrophe of 1914.
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