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- ... Flight to the west, : a play in seven scenes
- ...The Talley method, : a play in three acts
- 101 years' entertainment : the great detective stories, 1841-1941, edited by Ellery Queen
- 371 harmonized chorales and 69 chorale melodies with figured bass, by Johann Sebastian Bach. This publication of the 371 has been entirely revised, corrected, edited, and annotated by Albert Riemenschneider
- A catechism of Christian doctrine, no. 1
- A catechism of Christian doctrine, no. 2
- A cradle song, music by Frank Glazer ; words by William Blake
- A field study in Siam of the behavior and social relations of the gibbon (Hylobates lar), C. R. Carpenter. With introduction by A. H. Schultz
- A history of Ukraine, by Michael Hrushevsky ; edited by O. J. Frederiksen ; preface by George Vernadsky
- A history of deeds done beyond the sea, by William, Archbishop of Tyre ; translated and annotated by Emily Atwater Babcock and A. C. Krey
- A history of modern philosophy
- A midsummer-night's dream. : Un sueño de una noche de verano. Overture. Op.21
- A new heaven and a new earth, by Edwin Lewis
- A nun takes the veil : Heaven-haven : op. 13, no. 1, Samuel Barber ; [text by] Gerard Manley Hopkins
- A subtreasury of American humor, E.B. White and Katharine S. White, editors
- Adventures with a microscope, by Richard Headstrom
- Amazon throne : the story of the Braganzas of Brazil, by Bertita Harding
- Ambassador Dodd's diary, 1933-1938, edited by William E. Dodd, jr., and Martha Dodd; with an introduction by Charles A. Beard
- America's own refugees; : our 4,000,000 homeless migrants, by Henry Hill Collins, jr
- American issues., Edited by Willard Thorp, Merle Curti, and Carlos Baker
- American local-color stories, edited, with an introduction, by Harry R. Warfel ... and G. Harrison Orians
- American renaissance; art and expression in the age of Emerson and Whitman, F. O. Matthiessen
- An actor's daughter, Aline Bernstein
- An economic interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, by Charles A. Beard
- And they lynched him on a tree : for double mixed chorus and contralto solo, narrator and orchestra (or piano), poem by Katherine Garrison Chapin ; music by William Grant Still
- Aria 'Stone, above all others treasured' : from the church cantata "Tritt auf die Glaubensbahn" (no. 158) = Stein, der über alle Schätze, J.S. Bach ; edited with English words and continuo by Edgar H. Hunt
- Aria from the Birthday cantata : "Sheep may safely, while their shepherd" : for soprano voice, two treble recorders and continuo (pianoforte or harpsichord with viola da gamba (or violoncello) ad lib.) = Schafe können sicher weiden, J.S. Bach ; edited with English words and continuo by Edgar H. Hunt
- Art today; : an introduction to the fine and functional arts, Ray Faulkner, Edwin Ziegfeld, [and] Gerald Hill
- Ave Maria : sacred song with piano acc. and violin ad libitum, Percy B. Kahn
- Ball of fire, produced by Samuel Goldwyn ; directed by Howard Hawks ; screen play by Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder ; a Samuel Goldwyn Television
- Ballade, für Posaune (oder Tenorsaxophon) und Klavier = pour trombone (ou saxophone ténor) et piano, Frank Martin
- Banalités : cinq mélodies sur des poèmes de Guillaume Apollinaire, Francis Poulenc
- Begin here : a statement of faith, by Dorothy L. Sayers
- Behind God's back
- Better see George, by Freeman Tilden
- Between the acts
- Big family, illustrated by Stephen J. Voorhies
- Billy the Kid : ballet suite, Aaron Copland
- Black lamb and grey falcon ; : a journey through Yugoslavia, by Rebecca West
- Blood, sweat, and tears, by the Rt. Hon. Winston S. Churchill, with a preface and notes by Randolph S. Churchill, M.P
- Can a religious democracy survive?, by Gaines S. Dobbins ; with introduction by John R. Sampey
- Canzoni, sonetti, strambotti et frottole; : libro tertio (Andrea Antico, 1517), Edited by Alfred Einstein
- Ce doux petit visage, poème de Paul Éluard ; musique de Francis Poulenc
- Chile : land of progress
- Christianity in a changing world, by Shirley Jackson Case
- Christmas in Maine, by Robert P. Tristram Coffin
- Clara Barton, daughter of destiny, by Blanche Colton Williams ... 31 illustrations
- Collected edition of Heywood Broun, compiled by Heywood Hale Broun
- Collected poems, Walter De La Mare
- Collective bargaining contracts; : techniques of negotiation and administration with topical classification of clauses
- Comment, disaient-ils? : O how, fairest ones?, Franz Liszt ; [words by] Victor Hugo ; English version by Lorraine Noel Finley
- Conflict; : the American civil war
- Consider the oyster, M.F.K. Fisher
- Consumers' cooperatives in the north central states, by Leonard C. Kercher ... Vant W. Kebker ... [and] Wilfred C. Leland ... Edited by Roland S. Vaile
- Cork and the American cork industry, by Arthur L. Faubel
- Cour d'assises
- Cradle song, Aurelio Giorni ; [words by] Florence K. Mixter
- Crusader in crinoline, : the life of Harriet Beecher Stowe, by Forrest Wilson. 30 illustrations
- Dakar, outpost of two hemispheres, Emil Lengyel
- Danza triste : Sorrowful dance : for piano solo, by E. Granados ; revised by Felix Fox
- Darkness at noon, Arthur Koestler ; translated by Daphne Hardy
- Darkness at noon, Arthur Koestler ; translated by Daphne Hardy
- Delilah, by Marcus Goodrich, with decorations by Earle Winslow
- Delinquency control, Lowell Juilliard Carr
- Democracy and military power, by Silas Bent McKinley ... with an introduction by Charles A. Beard
- Drei kameraden, Erich Remarque ; edited by Waldo C. Peebles
- Ellen Rogers
- En Forêt : pour cor en fa et piano [Op.40], par Eugène Bozza
- Ethics and social policy, by Wayne A. R. Leys
- European colonial expansion since 1871, by Mary Evelyn Townsend; with the collaboration of Cyrus Henderson Peake. Edited by Walter Consuelo Langsam
- Famous women of France, by Charles R. Bagley
- Fathers & sons, translated from the Russian by Constance Garnett & illustrated with wood engravings by Fritz Eichenberg
- Field book of snakes of the United States and Canada, by Karl P. Schmidt ... and D. Dwight Davis .. with four colored plates and 103 drawings by Albert A. Enzenbacher and 82 photographs from life
- Finland forever, by Hudson Strode
- Foundations of modern world society, by Linden A. Mander
- Founding fathers; : men who shaped our tradition, by Kenneth Umbreit
- Four preludes for piano, by Ruth Crawford
- Four songs for voice and piano, Samuel Barber
- Four years in paradise, Osa Johnson
- French painting : xixth century, by S. Rocheblave, translated from the French by Douglas Lord [pseudonym]
- George Gershwin's song-book, special piano arrangements edited and revised by Herman Wasserman
- German psychological warfare; : survey and bibliography, edited by Ladislas Farago, with the cooperation of Prof. Gordon W. Allport ... Dr. John G. Beebe-Center ... Prof. Edwin G. Boring ... [and others] Interpretative summary by Prof. Kimball Young ... Lewis Frederick Gittler, assistant editor; Dr. Nicholas Aranyosi, research consultant
- God and philosophy, by Étienne Gilson
- Golden yesterdays, by Margaret Deland
- Government control of business
- Gray bread : a drama in one act, by Jean Lee Latham
- Grâce encore pour la terre! : Pièce en trois actes
- Handbook to the American rooms in miniature, designed and produced by Mrs. James Ward Thorne and presented by her to the Art Institute of Chicago
- Hangover Square : a story of darkest Earl's Court, Patrick Hamilton
- Hawaii: restless rampart, by Joseph Barber, jr
- Hawthorne as editor; : selections from his writings in the American magazine of useful and entertaining knowledge, by Arlin Turner
- He looked for a city, A.S.M. Hutchinson
- High conquest; : the story of mountaineering, by James Ramsey Ullman
- Highlights of Jewish history, by Trude Weiss-Rosmarin
- Hombres sin tiempo, Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco
- How to become extinct, Will Cuppy ; illustrated by William Steig
- I fear thy kisses, music by Frank Glazer ; words by Percy B. Shelly
- I'm falling in love with someone : from Naughty Marietta, lyric by Rida Johnson Young ; music by Victor Herbert
- II. Konzert für Klavier und Orchester : für 2 Klaviere zu 4 Händen übertragen vom Komponisten ; Concerto II for piano and orchestra; arrangement for 2 pianos, 4 hands, by the composer
- In this our life, by Ellen Glasgow
- Intelligence, power and personality, by George Crile. Edited by Grace Crile
- Introduction to logic and to the methodology of deductive sciences, by Alfred Tarski
- Introduction to musicology; : a survey of the fields, systematic & historical, of musical knowledge & research
- Introduction to the Old Testament, by Robert H. Pfeiffer
- Japan unmasked, by Hallett Abend
- Journey for Margaret
- La pensée de Saint Paul, textes choisis et présentés par Jacques Maritain
- La pharisienne, : roman
- Labor problems in American industry
- Lady in the dark, a musical play by Moss Hart, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by Kurt Weill
- Landmarks for beginners in philosophy, edited by Irwin Edman and Herbert W. Schneider, with the assistance of Edwin N. Garlan, George C. Seward [and] Henry M. Magid
- Life and letters of Vasco Núñez de Balboa : including the conquest and settlement of Darian and Panama, the odyssey of the discovery of the South sea, a description of the splendid armada to Castilla del Oro, and the execution of the adelantado at Acla; a history of the first years of the introduction of Christian civilization on the continent of America., By Charles L. G. Anderson, introduction by Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro
- Lincoln and the radicals, T. Harry Williams
- Lincoln, : his life in photographs, Stefan Lorant
- Lindy hopper's delight, Eddie Barefield and Teddy McRae ; transcribed and edited by Mark Lopeman for Jazz at Lincoln Center
- Literature for interpretation, by Gladys de Silva Bates ; Helena Kay
- Littérature
- Look at all those roses : short stories, by Elizabeth Bowen
- Ludwig Feuerbach and the outcome of classical German philosophy, by Frederick Engels
- Mad grandeur, a novel by Oliver St. John Gogarty
- Magnificat in the fourth mode : for four women's voices a cap[p]ella SSAA, Palestrina
- Man stands alone, by Julian Huxley
- Man, the master, by Gerald Heard
- Marian Anderson : a portrait, by Kosti Vehanen
- Meister Eckhart; : a modern translation, by Raymond Bernard Blakney
- Men and politics, : an autobiography, Louis Fischer
- Mexico's school-made society, by George C. Booth
- Mission to Moscow, by Joseph E. Davies, United States ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1936-1938. A record of confidential dispatches to the State Department, official and personal correspondence, current diary and journal entries, including notes and comment up to October, 1941
- Much ado about nothing, by William Shakespeare, edited by George Lyman Kittredge
- Music in western civilization, by Paul Henry Láng
- My new order, edited with commentary by Raoul de Roussy de Sales, with an introduction by Raymond Gram Swing
- My sister and I, : the diary of a Dutch boy refugee, by Dirk van der Heide; translated by Mrs. Antoon Deventer
- Nancy Hanks : [Abraham Lincoln's mother] : song for a high voice with piano accompaniment, music by Katherine K. Davis ; poem by Rosemary Benét
- Naval machinery
- Neighbors to the south, by Delia Goetz, illustrated with photographs
- New handbook of the heavens, by Hubert J. Bernhard, Dorothy A. Bennett, [and] Huge S. Rice
- No room in the hotel, by Dorothy Clarke Wilson
- Notre Dame : [Poèmes], Charles Péguy
- Of men and women, Pearl S. Buck
- On ne badine pas avec l'amour, Alfred de Musset ; avec une notice bibliographique, une notice historique et littéraire, des notes explicatives, des judgements, un questionnaire sur la pièce et des sujets de devoirs, par Henri Chabot
- One hundred non-royalty radio plays, compiled by William Kozlenko, with an introduction by Sherman H. Dryer
- Organized anti-Semitism in America; : the rise of group prejudice during the decade 1930-40
- Orgelwerke., Hrsg. von Hermann Keller
- Our free minds, by H. A. Overstreet
- Our new music; : leading composers in Europe and America, Aaron Copland
- Out of the night, by Jan Valtin [pseudonym]
- Overture to "The school for scandal", Samuel Barber
- Pageant of England (1840-1940), by Arthur Bryant
- Paying for defense, by Albert Gailord Hart and Edward D. Allen, in collaboration with Mary Jean Bowman, O. H. Brownlee [and others] ... of the economics staff of Iowa State College
- Philosophy for lowbrows, by one of them
- Plan for permanent peace, by Hans Heymann
- Poetic drama ; : an anthology of plays in verse from the ancient Greek to the modern American, edited by Alfred Kreymborg
- Present-day stories, selected by John T. Frederick
- Principles of abnormal psychology: : the dynamics of psychic illness, A. H. Maslow ... and Béla Mittelmann
- Prose and poetry of today; : regional America, edited by Harriet Marcelia Lucas; choral reading by Elizabeth Frances Ansorge: design and decorations by Guy Brown Wiser
- Péguy et les Cahiers de la quinzaine
- Quiet city : for strings, trumpet and English horn (or oboe), Aaron Copland
- Random harvest, James Hilton
- Rational belief; : an introduction to logic, Albert Myrton Frye [and] Albert William Levi
- Reading the short story, edited by Harry Shaw and Douglas Bement
- Renoir : centennial loan exhibition, 1841-1941, for the benefit of the Free French Relief Committee, November 8-December 6, 1941
- Repetition; : an essay in experimental psychology., Translated with introduction and notes by Walter Lowrie
- Representative poems, selected and edited by Samuel C. Chew
- Reveille in Washington, 1860-1865, by Margaret Leech
- Risk elements in consumer instalment financing, by David Durand
- Say, is this the U.S.A., Erskine Caldwell and Margaret Bourke-White
- Seismicity of the earth, by Beno Gutenberg and C. F. Richter
- Shake hands with the dragon., Illustrated by Donald McKay
- Singing America : song and chorus book, compiled, arranged and edited for the National Recreation Association by Augustus D. Zanzig
- Sixth string quartet, Béla Bartók
- Social psychology of modern life, Steuart Henderson Britt
- Song to St. Mary : Marienlied, Joseph Marx ; [text von] Novalis, 1772-1801 ; English translation by Theo. F. Fitch
- Stain technique, by W.H. Emig
- Stars to steer by, by Louis Untermeyer, with pictures by Dorothy Bayley
- Stefan Zweig, grand européen
- Swing low, sweet chariot : Negro spiritual, for four-part chorus of mixed voices with soprano solo, a cappella, arranged by Kenneth Billups
- Symphony 2, D major, op. 73, Brahms
- Symphony 3, F major, op. 90, Brahms
- Tango (1940), Igor Stravinsky
- Tango : piano solo, Igor Strawinsky
- Teodoro de Croix and the northern frontier of New Spain, 1776-1783, from the original document in the Archives of the Indies, Seville, translated and edited by Alfred Barnaby Thomas
- The American century, by Henry R. Luce; with comments by Dorothy Thompson, John Chamberlain, Quincy Howe, Robert G. Spivack [and] Robert E. Sherwood
- The American reader, edited by Claude M. Simpson ... and Allan Nevins .. with a foreword and editorial advice by Henry Seidel Canby
- The Brandywine, by Henry Seidel Canby, illustrated by Andrew Wyeth
- The Kaw; : the heart of a nation, by Floyd Benjamin Streeter, illustrated by Isabel Bate and Harold Black
- The Kremlin and the people
- The Mayfield deer, by Mark Van Doren; decorations by Armin Landeck
- The Odes of Horace, translated into English verse by Edward Marsh
- The Oedipus cycle, an English version translated by Dudley Fitts and Robert Fitzgerald
- The Parker chronicle and laws : (Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, ms. 173) a facsimile, edited by Robin Flower and Hugh Smith
- The South in architecture; : The Dancy lectures, Alabama college, 1941, by Lewis Mumford
- The United States and Japan's new order, William C. Johnstone
- The Vanderbilt legend; : the story of the Vanderbilt family, 1794-1940, by Wayne Andrews
- The aesthetic sentiment; : a criticism and an original excursion, by Helge Lundholm
- The architectural heritage of the Merrimack : early houses & gardens, by John Mead Howells, with an introduction by William Graves Perry
- The art of literary criticism, [edited by] Paul Robert Lieder ... and Robert Withington
- The art of the third republic : French painting 1870-1940
- The bachelor life, George Jean Nathan; illustrated by Irma Selz
- The basic works of Aristotle, edited and with an introduction by Richard McKeon
- The best of Ralph Waldo Emerson : essays, poems, addresses
- The broken circle : a play in one act, by Dorothy Clarke Wilson
- The broken span
- The calculi of lambda-conversion, by Alonzo Church
- The child speaks; : the prevention of juvenile delinquency, by Justice Jacob Panken
- The citizen and the law, by Morris Hadley
- The collected poems of Lew Sarett, with a foreword by Carl Sandburg
- The complete poetry and selected prose of John Donne : & the complete poetry of William Blake, with an introduction by Robert Silliman Hillyer
- The crusade of Richard Lion-Heart, by Ambroise ; translated from the Old French by Merton Jerome Hubert ; with notes and documentation by John L. La Monte
- The development of Hispanic America : [by] A. Curtis Wilgus
- The doctor takes a holiday : an autobiographical fragment [by] Mary McKibbin-Harper
- The double man, W. H. Auden
- The dramatic imagination; reflections and speculations on the art of the theatre, Robert Edmond Jones
- The dual state; : a contribution to the theory of dictatorship, Ernst Fraenkel, translated from the German by E. A. Shils, in collaboration with Edith Lowenstein and Klaus Knorr
- The ethical ideals of Jesus in a changing world, by G. Bromley Oxnam
- The glass-blower and other poems, by Jan Struther [pseud]
- The gondoliers : or, The King of Barataria, book by W. S. Gilbert ; music by Arthur Sullivan ; authentic version edited by Bryceson Treharne
- The guide to horoscope interpretation
- The hills beyond, with a note on Thomas Wolfe by Edward C. Aswell
- The imaginary voyage in prose fiction : a history of its criticism and a guide for its study, with an annotated check list of 215 imaginary voyages from 1700 to 1800, by Philip Babcock Gove
- The intent of the critic, by Edmund Wilson, Norman Foerster, John Crowe Ransom [and] W.H. Auden; edited, with an introduction, by Donald A. Stauffer
- The last frontier, Howard Fast
- The longhorns, J. Frank Dobie ; illustrated by Tom Lea
- The magic flute, music by W.A. Mozart ; libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder ; English version by Ruth and Thomas Martin
- The metal monster., With a new introd. by Sam Moskowitz
- The metal monster., With a new introd. by Sam Moskowitz
- The moon and sixpence., by W. Somerset Maugham. Illustrated by Frederic Dorr Steele and Paul Gauguin
- The myth of the Negro past, Melville J. Herskovits
- The new centralization, : a study of intergovernmental relationships in the United States, George C. S. Benson
- The new criticism, by John Crowe Ransom
- The painting of France since the French revolution : M.H. De Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, December 1940-January 1941 (first showing) November 1941-January 1942 (second showing)
- The polarographic method of analysis, Otto H. Müller
- The reconstruction of Europe; : Talleyrand and the Congress of Vienna, 1814-1815, by Guglielmo Ferrero; translated by Theodore R. Jaeckel
- The redemption of democracy, the coming Atlantic empire, by Hermann Rauschning
- The rice economy of monsoon Asia, by V. D. Wickizer and M. K. Bennett. Published in co-operation with the International secretariat, Institute of Pacific relations
- The seven who were hanged : a story, by Leonid Andreyev ; illustrated by Irving Politaer ; [translated by Herman Bernstein]
- The theory of econometrics, by Harold T. Davis
- The tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra, by William Shakespeare; edited by George Lyman Kittredge
- The tragedy of Othello, : the Moor of Venice, by William Shakespeare, edited by George Lyman Kittredge
- The unquenchable light, Kenneth Scott Latourette .
- The wisdom of the heart
- This above all, by Eric Knight
- This night shall pass, by Dorothy Clarke Wilson
- Three cases for Mr. Campion, Margery Allingham
- Today and forever : stories of China, Pearl S. Buck
- Toward freedom; : the autobiography of Jawaharlal Nehru
- Tres piezas para piano, op. 2, Roberto García Morillo
- Trial by jury, book by W.S. Gilbert ; music by Arthur Sullivan ; authentic version edited by Bryceson Treharne
- Turkey, by Emil Lengyel
- Twelve million black voices, text by Richard Wright ; photo direction by Edwin Rosskam
- Twelve million black voices, text by Richard Wright ; photo direction by Edwin Rosskam
- Twelve who ruled : the year of the Terror in the French Revolution, by R.R. Palmer ; [with a new pref. by the author]
- Twelve who ruled : the year of the Terror in the French Revolution, by R.R. Palmer ; [with a new pref. by the author]
- Twelve who ruled; : the Committee of Public Safety, during the terror, by R.R. Palmer
- Twentieth anniversary anthology
- Une vue des choses
- Versailles twenty years after, by Paul Birdsall
- Voltaire and Madame du Châtelet; : an essay on the intellectual activity at Cirey, by Ira O. Wade
- Watch on the Rhine, : a play in three acts, by Lillian Hellman
- We pledged allegiance; : a librarian's intimate story of the United States Food administration, by Edith Guerrier
- Western civilizations : their history & their culture, by Edward McNall Burns, with illustrative maps by Liam Dunne
- What is Mathematics? : An elementary approach to ideas and methods, by Richard Courant and Herbert Robbins
- Whistle stop, Maritta M. Wolff
- Whittier, bard of freedom, Whitman Bennett
- Why we love music, by Carl E. Seashore
- William Allen White of Emporia, by Frank C. Clough
- Women of the Bible, by H. V. Morton
- Wrought iron, : its manufacture, characteristics and applications, by James Aston ... and Edward B. Story
- Yankee stargazer; : the life of Nathaniel Bowditch, by Robert Elton Berry
- Yellow leaves, music by Frank Glazer ; words by Beulah Emmet
- You can't go home again, by Thomas Wolfe ; with an introduction by Edward C. Aswell
- Young man of Caracas, foreword by Elmer Davis
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