Recent Books

BUCKSKIN BREECHES--Phil Stong-- Farrar & Rinehart ($2.50). Author Stong's latest is an historical romance of the settling of Iowa and a finally negative answer to the promise of his State Fair.

Non-Fiction

THE LETTERS OF WILLIAM AND DOROTHY WORDSWORTH, 1806-1820. Two vols. --Edited by Ernest de Selincourt--Oxford University Press ($14). Second installment (first published in 1935) of what will be, when completed, the most comprehensive collection of Wordsworth letters.

THE TAIL OF THE COMET--Mary Cable Dennis--Button ($2.50).

Dim memoir of the author's historian husband and of her father, famed Southern author George W. Cable, whose Civil War novel Dr. Sevier has been cited as a forerunner of Gone With The Wind.

DENMARK: KINGDOM OF REASON--Ag-nes Rothery--Viking ($3). Attractively written, microscopic guide to "the oldest kingdom in the world . . . also one of the wisest and happiest." Like Marquis W. Childs (Sweden: The Middle Way), Author Rothery credits near-miracles to Scandinavian cooperatives, but unlike him, thinks they operate on too miniature a scale there to teach much to bigger democracies.

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