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Books of the Week
February 15, 1919 issue

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The article presents information on several books related to education, war, public affairs, art and other topics. Some books related to education, which are enlisted in this article, are "The Vocational Re-Education of Maimed Soldiers," by Leon DePaeuw and "The German School As a War Nursery," by V.H. Friedel. Some of the books related to public affairs which are being enlisted in this article are "Man to Man: The Story of Industrial Democracy," by John Leitch and "The Problem of a National Budget," by William F. Willoughby.

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BOOKS & reading; PROBLEM of a National Budget, The (Book); MAN to Man (Book); WILLOUGHBY, William F.; LEITCH, John; EDUCATION; PUBLIC interest
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