Professor Ogg’s review of the movements, which almost within the memory of men now living have transformed the social aspect of Europe, is not profound nor original and does not undertake to interpret these movements. It is, however, a useful reference book of facts, the more so since the author supplements his short accounts of the various movements by bibliographies of the matter covered in each chapter. The subject matter, which is carried practically up-to-date, covers political and industrial changes, the condition of the agricultural population and of the wage-earner, labor organization and politics, and the efforts of governments to improve the condition of the lower classes.
Mary Brown Sumner.
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Psychology and Industrial Efficiency. By Hugo Munsterberg. Houghton Mifflin Co. 320 pp. Price $1.50; by mail of The Survey $1.62.
Comrade Yetta. By Albert Edwards. The Macmillan Co. 448 pp. Price $1.35; by mail of The Survey $1.47.
The Moral Education of School Children. By Charles Keen Taylor, M.A. Charles K. Taylor, Publ. 77 pp. Price by mail of The Survey $.75.
The Old Law and the New Order. By George W. Alger. Houghton Mifflin Co. 295 pp. Price $1.25; by mail of The Survey $1.35.
The Economic Utilization of History. By Henry W. Farnum, M.A., R.P.D. Yale University Press. 220 pp. Price $1.25; by mail of The Survey $1.35.
The Children in the Shadow. By Ernest K. Coulter. McBride, Nast & Co. 277 pp. Price $1.50; by mail of The Survey $1.62.