Supplement 175 Astrup Larsen, Ellen Key, an Apostle of Life, giving a good account of this book which she calls the Woman Movement, though it had not yet been translated into English. It is a remarkable book, a veritable treasure house for those who are interested in knowing the trend of this movement and its influence. As the author always has stood outside the struggle, she is able to give an objective report of its course. In a masterly and dispassionate manner, she sums up her own observations, and gives some illustrating examples of the views and opinions which she has held ever since youth. (For details, see ante, pages 106 to 113.) Another splendid work from Ellen Key's diligent pen, like everything else she has written, bearing witness of deep insight, rich historic material, and love of the subject, is Folkbildningsarbetet, Sdrskilt med hdnsyn till Skonhets sinnets odling (The Work for the Education of the People, especially with Refer- ence to the Cultivation of the Sense of Beauty). Werk och Mdnniskor (Men and Works) is a great book in which Ellen Key has gathered together essays and sketches which had pre- viously appeared in national and foreign periodicals. There is much to learn and much