By ELLEN K^^ Love and Marriage Cr. 8°. Net $1.50. By mail, $1.65 " One of the profoundest and most important pronouncements of the woman's movement th.it has yet found expression. . . . Intensely modern in her attitude, Miss Key has found a place for all the conflicting philosophies of the day, has taken what is good from each, has affected the compromise, which is always the road to advance- ment, between individualism and socialism, realism and idealism, morality and the new thought. She is more than a metaphysical philosopher. She is a seer, a prophet. She brings to her aid psychology, history, science, and then something more—inspiration and hope." Boston Transcript. The Woman Movement Translated by Mamah Bouton Borthwick, A.M. With an Introduction by Havelock Ellis 12°. Net $1.50. By mail, $1.65 This is not a history of the woman's movement, but a statement of what Ellen Key considers to be the new phase it is now entering on, a phase in which the claim to exert the rights and functions of men is less important than the claims of woman's rights as tho mother and educator of the coming generation. Rahel Varnhagen A Portrait Translated by Arthur E. Chater With an Introduction by Havelock Ellis 12°. With Portraits. Net $1.50. By mail, $1.65 A biography from original sources of one who has been described as among the first and greatest of modern women. The book is a portrait sketch of Rahel Varnhagen, and her characteristics, as_ " a prophecy of the woman of the future," are illustrated by copious extracts from her correspondence. G. P. Putnam's Sons New York London