ADDISON AND STEELE: Selections
Edited by Will D. Howe, formerly head of the Department of English, Indiana University
ARNOLD: Prose and Poetry
Edited by Archibald L. Bouton, Professor of English and Dean of the Graduate School, New York University
BACON: Essays
Edited by Mary Augusta Scott, late Professor of the English Language and Literature, Smith College
BROWNELL: American Prose Masters
Edited by Stuart P. Sherman, late Literary Editor of the New York Herald Tribune
BURKE: Selections
Edited by Leslie Nathan Broughton, Assistant Professor of English, Cornell University
CARLYLE: Past and Present
Edited by Edwin Mims, Professor of English, Vanderbilt University
CARLYLE: Sartor Resartus
Edited by Ashley H. Thorndike, Professor of English, Columbia University
EMERSON: Essays and Poems
Edited by Arthur Hobson Quinn, Professor of English, University of Pennsylvania
FRANKLIN AND EDWARDS: Selections
Edited by Carl Van Doren, Associate Professor of English, Columbia University
HAZLITT: Essays
Edited by Percy V. D. Shelly, Professor of English, University of Pennsylvania
LINCOLN: Selections
Edited by Nathaniel Wright Stephenson, author of "Lincoln: His Personal Life"
MACAULAY: Historical Essays
Edited by Charles Downer Hazen, Professor of History, Columbia University
MEREDITH: An Essay on Comedy
Edited by Lane Cooper, Professor of the English Language and Literature,
PARKMAN: The Oregon Trail
Edited by James Cloyd Bowman, Professor of English, Northern State Normal College, Marquette, Mich.
POE: Tales
Edited by James Southall Wilson, Edgar Allan Poe Professor of English, University of Virginia
RUSKIN: Selections and Essays
Edited by Frederick William Roe, Professor of English, University of Wisconsin
STEVENSON: Essays
Edited by William Lyon Phelps, Lampson Professor of English Literature, Yale University
SWIFT: Selections
Edited by Hardin Craig, Professor of English, University of Iowa
THOREAU: A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers
Edited by Odell Shepard, James J. Goodwin Professor of English, Trinity College
CONTEMPORARY ESSAYS
Edited by Odell Shepard, James J. Goodwin Professor of English, Trinity College
CRITICAL ESSAYS OF THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
Edited by Raymond M. Alden, late Professor of English, Leland Stanford University
SELECTIONS FROM THE FEDERALIST
Edited by John S. Bassett, late Professor of History, Smith College
NINETEENTH CENTURY LETTERS
Edited by Byron Johnson Rees, late Professor of English, Williams College
ROMANTIC PROSE OF THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY
Edited by Carl H. Grabo, Professor of English, University of Chicago
SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ESSAYS
Edited by Jacob Zeitlin, Associate Professor of English, University of
Illinois

BIOGRAPHY

BOSWELL: Life of Johnson
Abridged and Edited by Charles Grosvenor Osgood, Professor of English, Princeton University
CROCKETT: Autobiography of David Crockett
Edited by Hamlin Garland

PHILOSOPHY SERIES
Editor, Ralph Barton Perry

Professor of Philosophy, Harvard University

ARISTOTLE: Selections
Edited by W. D. Ross, Professor of Philosophy, Oriel College, University of Oxford
BACON: Selections
Edited by Matthew Thompson McClure, Professor of Philosophy, University of Illinois
BERKELEY: Selections
Edited by Mary W. Calkins, late Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Wellesley College
DESCARTES: Selections
Edited by Ralph M. Eaton, late Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Harvard University
HEGEL: Selections
Edited by Jacob Loewenberg, Professor of Philosophy, University of California
HOBBES: Selections
Edited by Frederick J. E. Woodbridge, Johnsonian Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University
HUME: Selections
Edited by Charles W. Hendel, Jr., Professor of Philosophy, McGill University
KANT: Selections
Edited by Theodore M. Greene, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University
LOCKE: Selections
Edited by Sterling P. Lamprecht, Professor of Philosophy, Amherst College
PLATO: The Republic
With an introduction by C. M. Bakewell, Professor of Philosophy, Yale University
PLATO: Selections
Edited by Raphael Demos, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Harvard University
SCHOPENHAUER: Selections
Edited by DeWitt H. Parker, Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan
SPINOZA: Selections
Edited by John D. Wild, Instructor in Philosophy, Harvard University
MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY
Edited by Richard McKeon, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University

FRENCH SERIES
Editor, Horatio Smith

Professor of French Language and Literature, Brown University

BALZAC: Le Père Goriot
With an introduction by Horatio Smith, Brown University
CORNEILLE: Le Cid, Horace, Polyeucte, Le Menteur
Edited by C. H. C. Wright, Professor of French Language and Literature, Harvard University
FLAUBERT: Madame Bovary
With an introduction by Christian Gauss, Dean of the College, Princeton University
MADAME DE LA FAYETTE: La Princesse de Clèves
With an introduction by H. Ashton, Professor of French Language and Literature, University of British Columbia
MOLIÈRE: Les Précieuses Ridicules, Le Tartuffe, Le Misanthrope
Edited by William A. Nitze and Hilda L. Norman, University of Chicago
PRÉVOST: Histoire du Chevalier des Grieux et de Manon Lescaut
With an introduction by Louis Landré, Associate Professor of French, Brown University
RACINE: Andromaque, Britannicus, Phèdre
Edited by H. Carrington Lancaster, Professor of French Literature, Johns Hopkins University, and Edmond A. Méras, Professor of French Literature, Adelphi College
GEORGE SAND: Indiana
With an introduction by Hermann H. Thornton, Associate Professor of French and Italian, Oberlin College
STENDHAL: Le Rouge et le Noir
With an introduction by Paul Hazard, Collège de France
VOLTAIRE: Candide and Other Philosophical Tales
Edited by Morris Bishop, Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages and Literature, Cornell University
FRENCH ROMANTIC PLAYS: Dumas's "Antony," Hugo's "Hernani" and "Ruy Blas," Vigny's "Chatterton," Musset's "On ne badine pas avec l'amour."
Edited by W. W. Comfort, President, Haverford College
FRENCH ROMANTIC PROSE
Edited by W. W. Comfort, President, Haverford College
FOUR FRENCH COMEDIES OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY: Lesage's "Turcaret," Marivaux's "Le jeu de l'amour et du hasard," Sedaine's "Le philosophe sans le savoir," Beaumarchais's "Le barbier de Séville"
Edited by Casimir D. Zdanowicz, Professor of French, University of Wisconsin