NOVELS BY J. C. SNAITH

=THE VAN ROON=

A remarkable novel, human to its very core, which tells of how a

painting by an old master, newly discovered, became a cause of love and

hate among a curious and delightful group of characters.

=THE COUNCIL OF SEVEN=

International mystery in which seven men come to grips with a

war-preaching newspaper-syndicate. The hero, typical Snaith character,

fights boldly against strangling intrigue.

=THE UNDEFEATED=

“It is distinctly a big novel--a book of vision and of understanding,

of truth and beauty.”--_New York Times._

“The simplest and straightest work imaginable and mightily

impressive.”--_Washington Star._

=THE SAILOR=

“It is a book that overwhelms the reader by the poignant and

magnificent message that it carries. It is a book that is

unforgettable.”--_Springfield Union._

“Interpretative, creative work of a very high order.”--_New York

Times._

=THE ADVENTUROUS LADY=

A sparkling social comedy, top-full of delightful situations and

characters, seasoned with incomparable humor and youthful buoyancy.

=THE TIME SPIRIT=

“The verbal fencing, sparkling colloquy and keen, swift repartee

alone raise the story far above the dead level of society

fiction.”--_Philadelphia North American._

=THE COMING=

“Mr. Snaith handles his theme delicately, poetically, with a fine and

sensitive reverence.”--_Independent._

“It is a daring performance of impressive and triumphant

strength.”--_New York Tribune._

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