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A Wandering Student: The Story of a Purpose, Bernard Pares
Safe for Democracy: The Anglo-American Response to Revolution, 1913-1923, Lloyd C. Gardner Reviewed by John N. Hazard
Deviance in Soviet Society: Crime, Delinquency and Alcoholism, Walter D. Connor Reviewed by John N. Hazard
Justice in Communist China, Shao-chuan Leng Reviewed by John N. Hazard
Soviet Administrative Legality: The Role of the Attorney General's Office, Glenn G. Morgan Reviewed by John N. Hazard
German Marxism and Russian Communism, John Plamenatz ; Democracy and Marxism, Walter Bedell Smith and H. B. Mayo Reviewed by John N. Hazard
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