By BENITO MUSSOLINI (3rd Impression) Parallel to the meteoric rise of Adolf Hitler is the astonishing career of Mussolini. Plis own record of humble beginnings, of his activities as a Socialist and as a soldier in the War, gives a useful balance to the study of his present key position in the history of our time. Press opinions bear out the obvious topicality of the book. The Sunday Times : “Extraordinarily vivid.” The Daily Mail : “Remarkable document.” The News Chronicle : “Of absorbing interest.” The BLACK TENTS of ARABIA By CARL R. RASWAN (6th Thousand) From the complexities of modern civilization this strange and romantic book transports its readers to the peaceful and yet perilous life of the Arabian desert and its Bedouins. Carl Raswan shared the life of the Bedouins and knew full well the eternal struggle against hunger and drought. R. B. Cunninghame Graham (writing in the Observer) : “It sets before you the whole Arab life and point of view as vividly as something seen in a flash of lightning.” “Lovers of horses will find much valuable information in the Appendix.”—National Review.
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