UNCLE SILAS, J. Sheridan LeFanu. Victorian Gothic mystery novel, considered by many best of period, even better than Collins or Dickens. Wonderful psychologi- cal terror. Introduction by Frederick Shroyer. 436pp. 21715-9 Pa. $4.50 Best Dr. PoGGIOLI DETECTIVE STORIES, T.S. Stribling. 15 best stories from EQMM and The Saint offer new adventures in Mexico, Florida, Tennessee hills as Pog- gioli unravels mysteries and combats Count Jalacki. 217pp. 23227-1 Pa. $3.00 EICcHT DIME NovELs, selected with an introduction by E-F. Bleiler. Adventures of Old King Brady, Frank James, Nick Carter, Deadwood Dick, Buffalo Bill, The Steam Man, Frank Merriwell, and Horatio Alger — 1877 to 1905. Important, en- tertaining popular literature in facsimile reprint, with original covers. 190pp. 9 x ALICE'S ADVENTURES UNDER GROUND, Lewis Carroll. Facsimile of ms. Carroll gave Alice Liddell in 1864. Different in many ways from final Alice. Handlettered, il- lustrated by Carroll. Introduction by Martin Gardner. 128pp. 21482-6 Pa. $2.00 ALICE IN WONDERLAND COLORING Book, Lewis Carroll. Pictures by John Tenniel. Large-size versions of the famous illustrations of Alice, Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter and all the others, waiting for your crayons. Abridged text. 36 illustrations. 64pp.
AVENTURES D’ALICE AU PAYS DES MERVEILLES, Lewis Carroll. Bué’s translation of “Alice” into French, supervised by Carroll himself. Novel way to learn language. (No English text.) 42 Tenniel illustrations. 196pp. 22836-3 Pa. $3.00 MYTHS AND FOLK TALES OF IRELAND, Jeremiah Curtin. 11 stories that are Irish ver- sions of European fairy tales and 9 stories from the Fenian cycle — 20 tales of legend and magic that comprise an essential work in the history of folklore.
EAST 0’ THE SUN AND WEST 0’ THE Moon, George W. Dasent. Only full edition of favorite, wonderful Norwegian fairytales — Why the Sea is Salt, Boots and the Troll, etc. —with 77 illustrations by Kittelsen & Werenskidld. 41 8pp.
PERRAULT’S Fairy TALES, Charles Perrault and Gustave Doré. Original versions of Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Little Red Riding Hood, etc. in best translation, with 34 wonderful illustrations by Gustave Doré. 117pp. 88 x 11. 22311-6 Pa. $2.50 CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS Earty NEw ENGLAND GRAVESTONE RUBBINGS, Edmund V. Gillon, Jr. 43 photo- graphs, 226 rubbings show heavily symbolic, macabre, sometimes humorous primitive American art. Up to early 19th century. 207pp. 83/5 x 11.
L.J.M. DAGUERRE: THE HISTORY OF THE DIORAMA AND THE DAGUERREOTYPE, Helmut and Alison Gernsheim. Definitive account. Early history, life and work of Daguerre; discovery of daguerreotype process; diffusion abroad: other early photography. 124 illustrations. 226pp. 61/6 x 914. 22290-X Pa. $4.00 PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE AMERICAN SCENE, Robert Taft. The basic book on Ameri- can photography as art, recording form, 1839-1889. Development, influence on society, great photographers, types (portraits, war, frontier, etc.), whatever else needed. Inexhaustible. Illustrated with 322 early photos, daguerreotypes, tin- types, stereo slides, etc. 546pp. 61/8 x 9A. 21201-7 Pa. $6.00 PHOTOGRAPHIC SKETCHBOOK OF THE CIVIL WAR, Alexander Gardner. Reproduction of 1866 volume with 100 on-the-field photographs: Manassas, Lincoln on bat- tlefield, slave pens, etc. Introduction by E-F. Bleiler. 224pp. 10% x 9.
THE Movies: A PICTURE Quiz Book, Stanley Appelbaum & Hayward Cirker, Match stars with their movies, name actors and actresses, test your movie skill with 241 stills from 236 great movies, 1902-1959. Indexes of performers and films. 128pp. 838 x 944. 20222-4 Pa. $3.00 THE TALKIES, Richard Griffith. Anthology of features, articles from Photoplay, 1928-1940, reproduced complete. Stars, famous movies, technical features, fabulous ads, etc.; Garbo, Chaplin, King Kong, Lubitsch, etc. 4 color plates, scores of illustrations. 327pp. 83/3 x 11°. 22762-6 Pa. $6.95 THE MOVIE MUSICAL FROM VITAPHONE TO “42ND STREET.” edited by Miles Kreuger. Relive the rise of the movie musical as reported in the pages of Photoplay magazine (1926-1933): every movie review, cast list, ad, and record review; ev- ery significant feature article, production still, biography, forecast, and gossip sto- ry. Profusely illustrated. 367pp. 83/8 x 114. 23154-2 Pa. $7.95 JOHANN SEBASTIAN Bacu, Philipp Spitta. Great classic of biography, musical com- mentary, with hundreds of pieces analyzed. Also good for Bach’s contemporaries. 450 musical examples. Total of 1799pp.
EUK 22278-0, 22279-9 Clothbd., Two vol. set $25.00 BEETHOVEN AND His NINE SYMPHONIES, Sir George Grove. Thorough history, analysis, commentary on symphonies and some related pieces. For either begin- ner or advanced student. 436 musical passages. 407pp. 20334-4 Pa. $4.00 Mozart AnD His Piano Concertos, Cuthbert Girdlestone. The only full-length study. Detailed analyses of all 21 concertos, sources: 417 musical examples.
CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS THE FipZzwiLLiAM VIRGINAL Book, edited by J. Fuller Maitland, W.B. Squire. Famous early 17th century collection of keyboard music, 300 works by Morley, Byrd, Bull, Gibbons, etc. Modern notation. Total of 938pp. 8% x 11.
ECE 21068-5, 21069-3 Pa., Two vol. set $15.00 COMPLETE STRING QuarTETS, Wolfgang A. Mozart. Breitkopf and Hartel edition. All 23 string quartets plus alternate slow movement to K156. Study score. 277pp.
COMPLETE SONG CYCLES, Franz Schubert. Complete piano, vocal music of Die Schéne Miillerin, Die Winterreise, Schwanengesang. Also Drinker English sing- ing translations. Breitkopf and Hartel edition. 217pp. 9°/8 x 12%.
THE COMPLETE PRELUDES AND ETUDES FOR PIANOFORTE SOLO, Alexander Scriabin. All the preludes and etudes including many perfectly spun miniatures. Edited by K.N. Igumnov and Y.I. Mil’shteyn. 250pp. 9 x 12. 22919-X Pa. $6.00 TRISTAN UND ISOLDE, Richard Wagner. Full orchestral score with complete instru- mentation. Do not confuse with piano reduction. Commentary by Felix Mottl, great Wagnerian conductor and scholar. Study score. 655pp. 81/8 x 11.
FAVORITE SONGS OF THE NINETIES, ed. Robert Fremont. Full reproduction, includ- ing covers, of 88 favorites: Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Aye, The Band Played On, Bird in a Gilded Cage, Under the Bamboo Tree, After the Ball, etc. 401pp. 9 x 12.
Sousa’s GREAT MARCHES IN PIANO TRANSCRIPTION: ORIGINAL SHEET Music OF 23 Works, John Philip Sousa. Selected by Lester S. Levy. Playing edition includes: The Stars and Stripes Forever, The Thunderer, The Gladiator, King Cotton, Washington Post, much more. 24 illustrations. 111pp. 9 x 12.
CLassic PIANO Racs, selected with an introduction by Rudi Blesh. Best ragtime music (1897-1922) by Scott Joplin, James Scott, Joseph F. Lamb, Tom Turpin, 9 others. Printed from best original sheet music, plus covers. 364pp. 9 x 12.
ANALYSIS OF CHINESE CHARACTERS, C.D. Wilder, J.H. Ingram. 1000 most important characters analyzed according to primitives, phonetics, historical development. Traditional method offers mnemonic aid to beginner, intermediate student of Chinese, Japanese. 365pp. 23045-7 Pa. $4.00 MODERN CHINESE: A Basic Course, Faculty of Peking University. Self study, classroom course in modern Mandarin. Records contain phonetics, vocabulary, sentences, lessons. 249 page book contains all recorded text, translations, gram- mar, vocabulary, exercises. Best course on market. 3 12” 33}/s monaural records, CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS MANUAL OF THE TREES OF NORTH AMERICA, Charles S. Sargent. The basic survey of every native tree and tree-like shrub, 717 species in all. Extremely full descrip- tions, information on habitat, growth, locales, economics, etc. Necessary to every serious tree lover. Over 100 finding keys. 783 illustrations. Total of 986pp.
BIRDS OF THE NEW York AREA, John Bull. Indispensable guide to more than 400 species within a hundred-mile radius of Manhattan. Information on range, status, breeding, migration, distribution trends, ete. Foreword by Roger Tory Peterson. 17 drawings; maps. 540pp. 23222-0 Pa. $6.00 THE SEA-BEACH AT Epb-TIDE, Augusta Foote Arnold. Identify hundreds of marine plants and animals: algae, seaweeds, squids, crabs, corals, ete. Descriptions cover food, life cycle, size, shape, habitat. Over 600 drawings. 490pp.
THE Motu Book, William J. Holland. Identify more than 2,000 moths of North America. General information, precise species descriptions. 623 illustrations plus 48 color plates show almost all species, full size. 1968 edition. Still the basic book. Total of 551pp. 6% x 9. 21948-8 Pa. $6.00 How InpiANs UsE WILD PLANTS FOR Foop, MEDICINE & CRAFTS, Frances Densmore. Smithsonian, Bureau of American Ethnology report presents wealth of material on nearly 200 plants used by Chippewas of Minnesota and Wisconsin. 33 plates plus 122pp. of text. 61/8 x 9%. 23019-8 Pa. $2.50 OLD NEw York IN EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS, edited by Mary Black. Your only chance to see New York City as it was 1853-1906, through 196 wonderful photographs from N.Y. Historical Society. Great Blizzard, Lincoln’s funeral procession, great buildings. 228pp. 9 x 12. 22907-6 Pa. $6.95 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, A PICTURE SOURCEBOOK, John Grafton. Wonderful Bi- centennial picture source, with 411 illustrations (contemporary and 19th cen- tury) showing battles, personalities, maps, events, flags, posters, soldier’s life, ships, ete. all captioned and explained. A wonderful browsing book, supplement to other historical reading. 160pp. 9 x 12. 23226-3 Pa. $4.00 PERSONAL NARRATIVE OF A PILGRIMAGE TO AL-MADINAH AND MEccaH, Richard Bur- ton. Great travel classic by remarkably colorful personality. Burton, disguised as a Moroccan, visited sacred shrines of Islam, narrowly escaping death. Wonderful observations of Islamic life, customs, personalities. 47 illustrations. Total of 959pp. 21217-3, 21218-1 Pa., Two vol. set $10.00 INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL IN CENTRAL AMERICA, CHIAPAS, AND YUCATAN, John L.
Stephens. Almost single-handed discovery of Maya culture: exploration of ruined cities, monuments, temples; customs of Indians. 115 drawings. 892pp.
CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS CONSTRUCTION OF AMERICAN FURNITURE TREASURES, Lester Margon. 344 detail drawings, complete text on constructing exact reproductions of 38 early Ameri- can masterpieces: Hepplewhite sideboard, Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table, mantel clock, gate-leg dining table, Pa. German cupboard, more. 38 plates. 54 photo- graphs. 168pp. 8/8 x 11"A. 23056-2 Pa. $4.00 JEWELRY MAKING AND DesIGN, Augustus F. Rose, Antonio Cirino. Professional se- crets revealed in thorough, practical guide: tools, materials, processes; rings, brooches, chains, cast pieces, enamelling, setting stones, etc. Do not confuse with skimpy introductions: beginner can use, professional can learn from it. Over 200 illustrations. 306pp. 21750-7 Pa. $3.00 METALWORK AND ENAMELLING, Herbert Maryon. Generally coneeded best all- around book. Countless trade secrets: materials, tools, soldering, filigree, setting, inlay, niello, repoussé, casting, polishing, etc. For beginner or expert. Author was foremost British expert. 330 illustrations. 335pp. 22702-2 Pa. $4.00 WEAVING WITH Foot-Power Looms, Edward F. Worst. Setting up a loom, begin- ning to weave, constructing equipment, using dyes, more, plus over 285 drafts of traditional patterns including Colonial and Swedish weaves. More than 200 other figures. For beginning and advanced. 275pp. 8% x 6°,. 23064-3 Pa. $4.50 WEAVING A Navajo BLANKET, Gladys A. Reichard. Foremost anthropologist studied under Navajo women, reveals every step in process from wool, dyeing, spinning, setting up loom, designing, weaving. Much history, symbolism. With this book you could make one yourself. 97 illustrations. 222pp. 22992-0 Pa. $3.00 NATURAL Dyes AND HoME DyEING, Rita J. Adrosko. Use natural ingredients: bark, flowers, leaves, lichens, insects etc. Over 135 specific recipes from historical sources for cotton, wool, other fabrics. Genuine premodern handicrafts. 12 il- lustrations. 160pp. 22688-3 Pa. $2.00 DriED FLowERs, Sarah Whitlock and Martha Rankin. Concise, clear, practical guide to dehydration, glycerinizing, pressing plant material, and more. Covers use of silica gel. 12 drawings. Originally titled “New Techniques with Dried Tuomas Nast: CARTOONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS, with text by: Thomas Nast St. Hill.
Father of American political cartooning. Cartoons that destroyed Tweed Ring; inflation, free love, church and state; original Republican elephant and Democratic donkey; Santa Claus; more. 117 illustrations. 146pp. 9 x 12.
FREDERIC REMINGTON: 173 DRAWINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS. Most famous of the Western artists, most responsible for our myths about the American West in its untamed days. Complete reprinting of Drawings of Frederic Remington (1897), plus other selections. 4 additional drawings in color on covers. 140pp. 9 x 12.
CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS How To SOLVE CHEss PROBLEMS, Kenneth S. Howard. Practical suggestions on problem solving for very beginners. 58 two-move problems, 46 3-movers, 8 4- movers for practice, plus hints. 171 pp. 20748-X Pa. $3.00 A GuIbE TO Fairy CHEss, Anthony Dickins. 3-D chess, 4-D chess, chess on a cylindrical board, reflecting pieces that bounce off edges, cooperative chess, retrograde chess, maximummers, much more. Most based on work of great Dawson. Full handbook, 100 problems. 66pp. 77/8 x 10%. 22687-5 Pa. $2.00 WIN AT BACKGAMMON, Millard Hopper. Best opening moves, running game, block- ing game, back game, tables of odds, etc. Hopper makes the game clear enough for anyone to play, and win. 43 diagrams. 11 1pp. 22894-0 Pa. $1.50 BIDDING A BRIDGE HAND, Terence Reese. Master player “thinks out loud” the binding of 75 hands that defy point count systems. Organized by bidding problem—no-fit situations, overbidding, underbidding, cueing your defense, ete.
THE PRECISION BIDDING SYSTEM IN BRIDGE, C.C. Wei, edited by Alan Truscott. In- ventor of precision bidding presents average hands and hands from actual play, including games from 1969 Bermuda Bowl where system emerged. 114 exercises.
LEARN Macic, Henry Hay. 20 simple, easy-to-follow lessons on magic for the new magician: illusions, card tricks, silks, sleights of hand, coin manipulations, escapes, and more —all with a minimum amount of equipment. Final chapter ex- plains the great stage illusions. 92 illustrations. 285pp. 21238-6 Pa. $2.95 THE NEW MAGICIAN’s MANUAL, Walter B. Gibson. Step-by-step instructions and clear illustrations guide the novice in mastering 36 tricks; much equipment sup- plied on 16 pages of cut-out materials. 36 additional tricks. 64 illustrations.
PROFESSIONAL MAGIC FOR AMATEURS, Walter B. Gibson. 50 easy, effective tricks used by professionals —cards, string, tumblers, handkerchiefs, mental miagic, ete. 63 illustrations. 223pp. 23012-0 Pa. $2.50 CarD MANIPULATIONS, Jean Hugard. Very rich collection of manipulations; has taught thousands of fine magicians tricks that are really workable, eye-catching. Easily followed, serious work. Over 200 illustrations. 163pp. 20539-8 Pa. $2.00 ABBOTT'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ROPE TRICKS FOR MAGICIANS, Stewart James. Complete reference book for amateur and professional magicians containing more than 150 tricks involving knots, penetrations, cut and restored rope, etc. 510 illustrations. Reprint of 3rd edition. 400pp. 23206-9 Pa. $3.50 THE SECRETS OF HoupDINI, J.C. Cannell. Classic study of Houdini’s incredible magic, exposing closely-kept professional secrets and revealing, in general terms, the whole art of stage magic. 67 illustrations. 279pp. 22913-0 Pa. $3.00 CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS Tue Macic Movinc PicTURE Book, Bliss, Sands & Co. The pictures in this book move! Volcanoes erupt, a house burns, a serpentine dancer wiggles her way through a number. By using a specially ruled acetate screen provided, you can obtain these and 15 other startling effects. Originally “The Motograph Moving Picture Book.” 32pp. 8'4 x 11. 23224-7 Pa. $1.75 STRING FIGURES AND How TO MakE THEM, Caroline F. Jayne. Fullest, clearest in- structions on string figures from around world: Eskimo, Navajo, Lapp, Europe, more. Cats cradle, moving spear, lightning, stars. Introduction by A.C. Haddon. 950 illustrations. 407pp. 20152-X Pa. $3.50 PAPER FOLDING FOR BEGINNERS, William D. Murray and Francis J. Rigney. Clearest book on market for making origami sail boats, roosters, frogs that move legs, cups, bonbon boxes. 40 projects. More than 275 illustrations. Photographs. 94pp.
INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE, William Tomkins. Over 525 signs developed by Sioux, Blackfoot, Cheyenne, Arapahoe and other tribes. Written instructions and diagrams: how to make words, construct sentences. Also 290 pictographs of Sioux and Ojibway tribes. 111pp. 61/8 x 914. 22029-X Pa. $1.75 BooMERANGS: How TO MAKE AND THROW THEM, Bernard S. Mason. Easy to make and throw, dozens of designs: cross-stick, pinwheel, boomabird, tumblestick, Australian curved stick boomerang. Complete throwing instructions. All safe.
95 Kites THAT FLY, Leslie Hunt. Full, easy to follow instructions for kites made from inexpensive materials. Many novelties. Reeling, raising, designing your own. 70 illustrations. 110pp. 22550-X Pa. $1.50 TRICKS AND GAMES ON THE Poot TaBLeE, Fred Herrmann. 79 tricks and games, some solitaires, some for 2 or more players, some competitive, mystifying shots and throws, unusual carom, tricks involving cork, coins, a hat, more. 77 figures.
WoopCRAFT AND CAMPING, Bernard S. Mason. How to make a quick emergency shelter, select woods that will burn immediately, make do with limited supplies, etc. Also making many things out of wood, rawhide, bark, at camp. Formerly titled Woodcraft. 295 illustrations. 580pp. 21951-8 Pa. $4.00 An INTRODUCTION TO CHESS Moves AND TACTICS SIMPLY EXPLAINED, Leonard Barden. Informal intermediate introduction: reasons for moves, tactics, openings, traps, positional play, endgame. Isolates patterns. 102pp. USO 21210-6 Pa. $1.35 LASKER'S MANUAL OF CHESS, Dr. Emanuel Lasker. Great world champion offers very thorough coverage of all aspects of chess. Combinations, position play, open- ings, endgame, aesthetics of chess, philosophy of struggle, much more. Filled with analyzed games. 390pp. 20640-8 Pa. $4.00 CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS SLEEPING Beauty, illustrated by Arthur Rackham. Perhaps the fullest, most delightful version ever, told by C.S. Evans. Rackham’s best work. 49 illustrations.
THE WONDERFUL WizarRD OF Oz, L. Frank Baum. Facsimile in full color of Ameri- ca’s finest children’s classic. Introduction by Martin Gardner. 143 illustrations by Goops AND How To BE THEM, Gelett Burgess. Classic tongue-in-cheek mas- querading as etiquette book. 87 verses, 170 cartoons as Goops demonstrate vir- tues of table manners, neatness, courtesy, more. 88pp. 6% x 91.
THE BROWNIES, THEIR Book, Palmer Cox. Small as mice, cunning as foxes, ex- uberant, mischievous, Brownies go to zoo, toy shop, seashore, circus, more. 24 verse adventures. 266 illustrations. 144pp. 65/8 x 91%. 21265-3 Pa. $2.50 BILLY WHISKERS: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A Goat, Frances Trego Montgomery. Escapades of that rambunctious goat. Favorite from turn of the century America. 24 illustrations. 259pp. 22345-0 Pa. $2.75 THE RocKET Book, Peter Newell. Fritz, janitor’s kid, sets off rocket in basement of apartment house; an ingenious hole punched through every page traces course of rocket. 22 duotone drawings, verses. 48pp. 67/8 x 838. 22044-3 Pa. $1.50 CuT AND COLOR PAPER MASKS, Michael Grater. Clowns, animals, funny faces...simply color them in, cut them out, and put them together, and you have 9 paper masks to play with and enjoy. Complete instructions. Assembled masks shown in full color on the covers. 32pp. 84 x 11. 23171-2 Pa. $1.50 THE TALE OF PETER Rassit, Beatrix Potter. The inimitable Peter’s terrifying ad- venture in Mr. McGregor’s garden, with all 27 wonderful, full-color Potter il- lustrations. 55pp. 414 x 544, USO 22827-4 Pa. $1.00 THE TALE OF Mrs. TiGGy-WINKLE, Beatrix Potter. Your child will love this story about a very special hedgehog and all 27 wonderful, full-color Potter illustra- tions. 57pp. 414 x 5%. USO 20546-0 Pa. $1.00 THE TALE OF BENJAMIN BuNNy, Beatrix Potter. Peter Rabbit’s cousin coaxes him back into Mr. McGregor’s garden for a whole new set of adventures. A favorite with children. All 27 full-color illustrations. 59pp. 444 x 5%.
THE MERRY ADVENTURES OF RoBIN Hoop, Howard Pyle. Facsimile of original (1883) edition, finest modern version of English outlaw’s adventures. 23 illustra- tions by Pyle. 296pp. 6% x 9'A. 22043-5 Pa. $4.00 Two LITTLE SavacEs, Ernest Thompson Seton. Adventures of two boys who lived as Indians; explaining Indian ways, woodlore, pioneer methods. 293 illustrations.
CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS Houp1ni ON Macic, Harold Houdini. Edited by Walter Gibson, Morris N. Young. How he escaped; exposés of fake spiritualists; instructions for eye-catching tricks; other fascinating material by and about greatest magician. 155 illustra- HANDBOOK OF THE NUTRITIONAL CONTENTS OF Foop, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Largest, most detailed source of food nutrition information ever prepared. Two mammoth tables: one measuring nutrients in 100 grams of edible portion; the other, in edible portion of 1 pound as purchased. Originally titled Composition of COMPLETE GUIDE TO HOME CANNING, PRESERVING AND FREEZING, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Seven basic manuals with full instructions for jams and jellies; pickles and relishes; canning fruits, vegetables, meat; freezing anything. Really good recipes, exact instructions for optimal results. Save a fortune in food. 156 il- lustrations. 214pp. 61/8 x 914. 22911-4 Pa. $2.50 THE BREAD TRAY, Louis P. De Gouy. Nearly every bread the cook could buy or make: bread sticks of Italy, fruit breads of Greece, glazed rolls of Vienna, every- thing from corn pone to croissants. Over 500 recipes altogether. including buns, rolls, muffins, scones, and more. 463pp. 23000-7 Pa. $4.00 CREATIVE HAMBURGER COOKERY, Louis P. De Gouy. 182 unusual recipes for casseroles, meat loaves and hamburgers that turn inexpensive ground meat into memorable main dishes: Arizona chili burgers, burger tamale pie, burger stew, burger corn loaf, burger wine loaf, and more. 120pp. 23001-5 Pa. $1.75 LONG ISLAND SEAFOOD CoOKBOOK, J. George Frederick and Jean Joyce. Probably the best American seafood cookbook. Hundreds of recipes. 40 gourmet sauces, 123 recipes using oysters alone! All varieties of fish and seafood amply repre- THE EPICUREAN: A COMPLETE TREATISE OF ANALYTICAL AND PRACTICAL STUDIES IN THE CULINARY ART, Charles Ranhofer. Great modern classic. 3,500 recipes from master chef of Delmonico’s, turn-of-the-century America’s best restaurant. Also explained, many techniques known only to professional chefs. 775 illustrations. 1183pp. 65/8 x 10. 22680-8 Clothbd. $22.50 THE AMERICAN WINE Cook Book, Ted Hatch. Over 700 recipes: old favorites livened up with wine plus many more: Czech fish soup, quince soup, sauce Perigueux, shrimp shortcake, filets Stroganoff, cordon bleu goulash, jambonneau, wine fruit cake, more. 314pp. 22796-0 Pa. $2.50 DELICIOUS VEGETARIAN COOKING, Ivan Baker. Close to 500 delicious and varied recipes: soups, main course dishes (pea, bean, lentil, cheese, vegetable, pasta, and egg dishes), savories, stews, whole-wheat breads and cakes, more. 168pp.
CATALOGUE OF DOVER BOOKS COOKIES FROM Many Lanps, Josephine Perry. Crullers, oatmeal cookies, chaux au chocolate, English tea cakes, mandel kuchen, Sacher torte, Danish puff pastry, Swedish cookies —a mouth-watering collection of 223 recipes. 157pp.
Rose REciPEs, Eleanour S. Rohde. How to make sauces, jellies, tarts, salads, pot- pourris, sweet bags, pomanders, perfumes from garden roses; all exact recipes. Century old favorites. 95pp. 22957-2 Pa. $1.75 “Oscar” OF THE WALDORF’s COOKBOOK, Oscar Tschirky. Famous American chef reveals 3455 recipes that made Waldorf great; cream of French, German, Ameri- can cooking, in all categories. Full instructions, easy home use. 1896 edition. 907pp. 65/8 x 93/8. 20790-0 Clothbd. $15.00 JAMS AND JELLIES, May Byron. Over 500 old-time recipes for delicious jams, jellies, marmalades, preserves, and many other items. Probably the largest jam and jelly book in print. Originally titled May Byron’s Jam Book. 276pp.
MusHroom Recipes, André L. Simon. 110 recipes for everyday and special cook- ing. Champignons a la grecque, sole bonne femme, chicken liver croustades, more; 9 basic sauces, 13 ways of cooking mushrooms. 54pp.
THE BuCKEYE Cooksook, Buckeye Publishing Company. Over 1,000 easy-to-fol- low, traditional recipes from the American Midwest: bread (100 recipes alone), meat, game, jam, candy, cake, ice cream, and many other categories of cooking. 64 illustrations. From 1883 enlarged edition. 416pp. 23218-2 Pa. $4.00 TWENTY-TWO AUTHENTIC BANQUETS FROM INDIA, Robert H. Christie. Complete, easy-to-do recipes for almost 200 authentic Indian dishes assembled in 22 banquets. Arranged by region. Selected from Banquets of the Nations. 192pp.
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THE | CHING TRANSLATED BY JAMES LEGGE One of the most important books in the history of Oriental culture is the I Ching, or as it is usually called in English, the Book of Changes. Its basic text seems to have been prepared before 1,000 B.C., in the last days of the Shang Dynasty and the first part of the Chou Dynasty. It was one of the Five Classics edited by Confucius, who is reported to have wished he had fifty. more years of life to study it. Since the time of Confucius it has never lost its enormous significance; it has been used by Confucianists and Taoists alike, by learned literary scholars and street shamans, by the official state cult and by private individuals.
Basically, the I Ching is a manual of divination, founded upon what modern scholars like Wolfgang Pauli, the Nobel Laureate physicist and C. G, Jung, the psychoanalyst, have called the synchronistic con- cept of the universe. This means that all things happening at a cer- tain time have certain characteristic features which can be isolated, so that in addition to vertical causality, one may also have horizontal linkages. According to tradition, King Wan and his son the Duke of Chou spent their lives analyzing the results of divination in terms of interacting polar forces and six-variable hexagrams, correlating an observed body of events with predictions. Whether this account is true or not, the I Ching still retains its primacy in Chinese thought.
Apart from its enormous value in Oriental studies, the I Ching is very important in the history of religions, history of philosophy, and even in certain aspects of modern Western thought. It is one of the very few divination manuals that have survived into modern times, and it is typologically interesting as perhaps the most developed, most elab- orate system that is known in detail. In philosophy, it marks a stage in the development of human thought, while the I Ching has recently become very important in the understanding of certain cultural de- velopments in the Western world.
This present work is the standard English translation by the great Sinologist James Legge, prepared for the Sacred Books of the East series. It contains the basic text attributed to King Wan and the Duke of Chou, the ten appendices usually attributed to Confucius, a pro- found introduction by Legge, and exhaustive footnotes explaining the text for a Western reader.
Unabridged republication of the second, 1899, edition, originally pub- lished as Volume XVI of the Sacred Books of the East. Six plates. xxi + 448pp. 53% x 814. 21062-6 Paperbound A DOVER EDITION DESIGNED FOR YEARS OF USE! We have made every effort to make this the best book possible. Our ' paper is opaque, with minimal show-through; it will not discolor or become brittle with age. Pages are sewn in signatures, in the method traditionally used for the best books, and will not drop out, as often happens with paperbacks held together with glue. Books open flat for easy reference. The binding will not crack or split.
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