Contacts, and Social Values and Valuations. Intermediate between the two groups will be a volume on Social Progress intended to set forth the more general applications of sociological knowledge. In addition to the present volume on Social Work in the Light of History, books that will fall in the second group are being prepared on important subjects, including Sociology and Education, Problems of Population, and Criminology. While the series when completed will present the logical and systematic character just described, the order of publication will depend upon the time when the different volumes are brought to completion by their authors. It is the intention to preserve the freedom of the writers to work under the conditions by which they can achieve the best results. Each book will be complete in itself, but planned with reference to all the others, so that the series as a whole will fulfill as nearly as possible the ideal of a logical summary of the product of the intellectual movement which goes by the name of sociology. EDWARD CARY HAYES. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
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