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Albert Hadley Cantril Archives
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Albert Hadley Cantril •ï¿½17 Items / 15 Books, 2 Reviews
The Invasion from Mars (1940)
by Hadley Cantril
A Study in the Psychology of Panic
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    Magnificent Panic (Review)
    June Hynd
    The Invasion from Mars, by Hadley Cantril
    1. The Invasion from Mars by Hadley Cantril
    The Saturday Review, April 27, 1940, pp. 18-19
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    In Brief (4 Reviews)
    The Confessions of an Individualist, by William Henry Chamberlin
    1. The Confessions of an Individualist by William Henry Chamberlin
    2. The Invasion from Mars by Hadley Cantril
    3. Science Front, 1939 by F. Sherwood Taylor
    4. John Gay: Favorite of the Wits by William Henry Irving
    The Nation, September 7, 1940, p. 199
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    Briefly Noted (11 Reviews)
    General
    1. Convert to Freedom by Eitel Wolf Dobert
    2. The Invasion from Mars by Hadley Cantril
    3. The World Over in 1939 by Leon Bryce Bloch and Charles Angoff
    4. America Learns to Play by Foster Rhea Dulles
    5. The End of the Armistice by G.K. Chesterton
    6. A Quaker Childhood, 1871-1888 by Helen Thomas Flexner
    7. Blow All Ballast! by Nat A Barrows
    8. Since Fifty: Men and Memories, 1922-1938 by William Rothenstein
    9. Saddle in the Sky by J.H. Plenn
    10. The Real Bernard Shaw by Maurice D. Colbourne
    11. An American in Paris by Janet Flanner
    The New Yorker, April 20, 1940, p. 79
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    Recent Books on International Relations (17 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    General: Economic and Social
    1. The Changing Pattern of International Economic Affairs by Herbert Feis
    2. Reparation at the Paris Peace Conference by Philip Mason Burnett
    3. Idle Money, Idle Men by Stuart Chase
    4. Foreign Exchange Practice and Policy by Frank A. Southard, Jr.
    5. Foreign Exchange by F.J. Docker
    6. Control of International Trade by Heinrich Heuser
    7. World Wheat Planning and Economic Planning in General by Paul de Hevesy
    8. Whale Oil by Karl Brandt
    9. Population: Policies and Movements in Europe by D.V. Glass
    10. Population: A Problem for Democracy by Gunnar Myrdal
    11. The Rape of the Masses by Serge Chakotin
    12. Can Christianity Save Civilization? by Walter Marshall Horton
    13. The Jewish Contribution to Civilization by Cecil Roth
    14. Refugees: A Review of the Situation Since September 1938 by John Hope Simpson
    15. Race, Language, and Culture by Franz Boas
    16. Radio and the Printed Page by Paul F. Lazarsfeld
    17. The Invasion from Mars by Hadley Cantril
    Foreign Affairs, January 1941, p. 464