PELICAN BOOKS - CHECKLIST
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Serial No./Author/Title/Year first published in Pelican Books
A1 Bernard Shaw. The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism, Capitalist, Sovietism and Fascism, With two new chapters on Sovietism and Fascism and an author's note. Volume 1. (1937)
A2 Bernard Shaw. The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism, Capitalist, Sovietism and Fascism, With two new chapters on Sovietism and Fascism and an author's note. Volume 2. (1937)
A3 Olaf Stapledon. Last and First Men: A Story of the Near and Far Future. (1937)
A4 Sir Leonard Woolley. Digging Up the Past. (1937)
A5 H. G. Wells. A Short History of the World. (1937)
A6 G. D. H. Cole. Practical Economics; or Studies in Economic Planning. (1937)
A7 Julian Huxley. Essays in Popular Science. (1937)
A8 G. E. Manwaring and Bonamy Dobree. The Floating Republic: An Account of the Mutinies at Spithead and the Nore in 1797. (1937)
A9 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People in 1815. Book I: Political Institutions. (1937)
A10 Sir James Jeans. The Mysterious Universe. (1937)
A11 H. J. Massingham and Hugh Massingham, eds. The Great Victorians. Vol. 1. (1932)
A12 J.B.S. Haldane. The Inequality of Man and Other Essays. (1932)
A13 Harold J. Laski. Liberty in the Modern State. With a New Introduction. (1930)
A14 J. H. Fabre. Social Life in the Insect World. Bernard Miall, tr. (1937)
A15 W. J. Perry. The Growth of Civilization. With eight maps. (1937)
A16 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People in 1815. Book II: Economic Life. (1937)
A17 G. B.Harrison, ed. A Book of English Poetry, Chaucer to Rossetti. (1937)
A18 Leonard Woolf. After the Deluge: A Study of Communal Psychology. (1937)
A19 Eileen Power. Medieval People. With 8 illustrations and a map. (1937)
A20 Roger Fry. Vision and Design. (1937)
A21 J. H. Crowther. An Outline of the Universe in Two Volumes. Volume One. (1938)
A22 J. H. Crowther. An Outline of the Universe in Two Volumes. Volume Two. (1938)
A23 R. H. Tawney. Religion and the Rise of Capitalism: A Historical Study (Holland Memorial Lectures, 1922). With a prefatory note by Dr. Charles Gore. (1938)
A24 Sigmund Freud. Psychopathology of Everyday Life. (Authorized English Translation). (1938)
A25 Frederick Lewis Allen. Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the Nineteen-Twenties in America. Volume 1. (1938)
A27 Frederick Lewis Allen. Only Yesterday: An Informal History of the Nineteen-Twenties in America. Volume 2. (1938)
A27 C. Leonard Woolley. Ur of the Chaldees: A Record of Seven Years of Excavation. (1938)
A28 Clive Bell. Civilization: An Essay. (1938)
A29 J. W. N. Sullivan. Limitations of Science. (1938)
A30 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People in 1815. Book III: Religion and Culture. (1938)
A31 Beatrice Webb. My Apprenticeship. Volume I. (1938)
A32 Beatrice Webb. My Apprenticeship. Volume II. (1938)
A33 Sigmund Freud. Totem and Taboo: Resemblances between the Psychic Lives of Savages and Neurotics. (Authorized English Translation). (1938)
A34 A. N. Whitehead. Science and the Modern World. (1938)
A35 H. J. Massingham and Hugh Massingham, eds. The Great Victorians. Volume 2. (1938)
A36 Virginia Woolf. The Common Reader. (1938)
A37 G. D. H. Cole. Socialism in Evolution. (1938)
A38 R. S. Lambert, ed. Art in England (1938)
A39 Denys Kilham Roberts, ed. The Century's Poetry 1837-1937. Vol 1. Hood to Hardy. (1938)
A40 Denys Kilham Roberts, ed. The Century's Poetry 1837-1937. Vol. 2 Bridges to the Present Day. (1938)
A41 Julian S. Huxley and A.C. Haddon. We Europeans: A Survey of "Racial" Problems. With a Chapter on 'Europe Overseas' by A.M. Carr-Saunders. (1939)
A42 J. W. N. Sullivan. The Bases of Modern Science. (1938)
A43 G. B. Harrison. Introducing Shakespeare. (1939)
A44 L. Susan Stebbing. Thinking to Some Purpose. (1939)
A45 Joseph Wedgwood. The Economics of Inheritance. With a New Introduction. (1939)
A46 Lady Bell, ed. The Letters of Gertrude Bell. Volume One. (1939)
A47 Charles Gore. Belief in God. (1939)
A48 J. L. Hammond and Barbara Hammond. Lord Shaftesbury. (1939)
A49 Kropotkin, P. Mutual Aid: A Factor of Evolution. With a Foreword by H. L. Beales. (1939)
A50 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People. Epilogue Volume I: 1895-1905. Book I: Imperialism. (1939)
A51 Julian Huxley. Essays of a Biologist. (1939.)
A52 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People. Epilogue Volume I: 1895-1905. Book II: The Internal Policy of the Unionist Cabinet. (1939)
A53 Olaf Stapledon. Philosophy and Living. Volume I. (1939)
A54 Olaf Stapledon. Philosophy and Living. Volume II. (1939)
A55 Lady Bell, ed. The Letters of Gertrude Bell. Volume Two. (1939)
A56 Viscount Samuel. Belief and Action: An Everyday Philosophy. (1939)
A57 John Hampden, ed. Great English Short Stories: Defoe to Dickens. (1939)
A58 Holbrook Jackson. The Eighteen Nineties: A Review of Art and Ideas at the Close of the Nineteenth Century. (1939)
A59 Sir James Jeans. The Stars in their Courses. (1939)
A60 Mary Spring Rice. Working-Class Wives: Their Health and Conditions. With an Introduction by Dame Janet Campbell. Being the survey of the conditions of 1,250 married working women, based on information collected by the Women's Health Enquiry Committee. (1939)
A61 J. M. Richards. An Introduction to Modern Architecture. (1940)
A62 D. S. MacColl. What Is Art? and Other Papers. (1940)
A63 H. Stafford Hatfield. Inventions And their Uses in Science Today. (1940)
A64 John Hampden, ed. Great English Short Stories. Volume Two: Trollope to O'Connor. (1940)
A65 Sir P. Chalmers Mitchell. The Childhood of Animals. With Frontispiece by E. Yarrow Jones and Drawings by R. B. Brook-Greaves. (1940)
A66 Thomas Sharp. Town Planning. (1940)
A67 L. Adam. Primitive Art. (1940)
A68 Christian Darnton. You and Music. (1940)
A69 Elie Halevy. A History of the English People. Epilogue Volume I: 1895-1905. Book III: The Decline of the Unionist Party. (1940)
A70 Sir Arthur Eddington. The Expanding Universe. (1940)
A71 Kenneth Walker. The Phsiology of Sex and its Social Implications. (1940)
A72 B. Ifor Evans. A Short History of English Literature. (1940)
A73 John Drew. Man, Microbe, and Malady. (1940)
A74 J. G. Crowther. British Scientists of the Nineteenth Century. Volume I. (1940)
A75 James Fisher. Watching Birds. (1940)
A76 Kenneth A. Mason, ed. An Anthology of Animal Poetry. (1940)
A77 Josiah C. Wedgwood and Allan Nevins. Forever Freedom, Being an Anthology in Prose and Verse from England and America. (1940)
A78 H. Munro Fox. The Personality of Animals. (1940)
A79 Hugh Sykes Davies. The Poets and their Critics: Chaucer to Collins. (1943)
A80 V. E. Yarsley and E. G. Couzens. Plastics. (1941)
A81 John Lehmann. New Writing in Europe. (1940)
A82 Eric Newton. European Painting and Sculpture. (1941)
A83 James Aitken, ed. English Diaries of the XVI, XVII AND XVIII Centuries. (1941)
A84 C. H. Waddington. The Scientific Attitude. (1941)
A85 J. V. Durden, with Mary Field and F. Percy Smith. Cine-Biology. (1941)
A86 Winifred Galbraith. The Chinese. (1942)
A87 J. G. Crowther. British Scientists of the Nineteenth Century. Volume II. (1941)
A88 J. B. S, Haidane. Science and Everyday Life. (1941)
A89 A. C. Bouquet. Comparative Religion: A Short Outline. (1941)
A90 A. L. Bacharach, ed. Lives of the Great Composers. Volume I: From Byrd to Mozart and Haydn. The Classics. (1942)
A91 A. L. Bacharach, ed. Lives of the Great Composers. Volume II: Beethoven and the Romantics. (1943)
A92 A. L. Bacharach, ed. Lives of the Great Composers. Volume III: Brahms, Wagner and their Contemporaries. (1942)
A93 Denys Kilham Roberts, ed. The Centuries' Poetry: Pope to Keats. (1941)
A94 "Solicitor". English Justice. (Revised). (1941)
A95 Henry Wood Nevinson. Words and Deeds. (1942)
A96 Norman Nicholson, ed. An Anthology of Religious Verse Designed for the Times. (1942)
A97 Ralph Gustafson, ed. Anthology of Canadian Poetry (English). (1942)
A98 Julian Symons, ed. An Anthology of War Poetry. (1942)
A99 W. E. Williams, ed. A Book of English Essays. (1943)
A100 John Read. Explosives. (1942)
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