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LITERATURE; HISTORY of Connecticut: Its People & Institutions, A (Book); AMERICA & the Philippines (Book); INDIVIDUALISM; AMERICAN political fiction; EUCKEN, Rudolf, 1846-1926

The article presents information related to literary works. "A History of Connecticut: Its People and Institutions," by George L. Clark, is announced for publication by G.P. Putnam's Sons. It would be hard to understand the purpose of Carl Crow's "America and the Philippines," with its curious hodge-podge of fulsome praise for American policies in the Islands, its defence of wrongs and cruelties practiced by representatives. The philosophy of "The Ego and Its Place in the World," by Charles G. Shaw, is a romantic idealism after the fashion of Rudolf Eucken, but differs from the philosophy of Eucken in being more of a romantic individualism.