American Communities, Third Edition, Revised and Enlarged, by William Alfred Hinds. The second edition of this book, published by us four years ago, was everywhere recognized as the standard work describing the co-operative colonies and communities in the United States. The edition has been sold out, and meanwhile the author has been putting an immense amout of labor in the revision of the work, bringing the information fully up to date, and describing other communities established since the publication of the former edition. It goes without saying that these communities have nothing in particular to do with socialism; but they constitute an economic phenomenon well worth studying, and this book when completed will be far and away the best account of them ever published. Cloth, illustrated, $ 1.50. Anarchism and Socialism, by George Plechanoff, translated by Eleanor Marx Aveling, with an American introduction by Robert Rives LaMonte. 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