(MEIN KAMPF) (15th Impression It would not be exaggerating to say that no more important autobiography than this has been published since the War, and certainly no autobiography has been issued for decades over which controversy has raged so bitterly. The News Chronicle called it “an astonishing book” ; the Evening News said : “It commands attention.”
Morning Post : “We recommend a close study of this book.” The Evening Standard said : “The whole of the political Hitler is in these brutally candid pages.”
Major F. Yeats-Brown wrote : “I hope My Struggle will be published in a cheap edition.”
The TUDOR WENCH By ELSWYTH THANE (7th Impression)
Everybody has at least a vague idea of how Queen Elizabeth died ; but few people realize how intensely, how eagerly, and how long she lived. This fas¬ cinating portrait shows her as an attractive and vital girl who already had a crowded lifetime of experience behind her when she came to the throne. Miss Thane’s biography has been written with great charm and literary skill. The Sunday Dispatch called it “an extraordinary glimpse at a forgotten time”, and the Daily Sketch thought it “an admirable book”.