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Just Out: Commissioner Russell Oswald is out fast with Attica: My Story (Doubleday, $8.95). From the same house: The Honorable Mr. Marigold is a memoir of Everett Dirksen by his widow Louella ($7.95); Abigail McCarthy’s Private Faces/Public Places is about her and Gene ($8.95); Robert Havemann’s Questions, Answers, Questions is an ex-Red’s account of his grilling by his erstwhile comrades ($7.95); and Trotsky’s The Young Lenin bows in English in Max Eastman’s translation ($6.95).

Marvin Meyers edits The Mind of the Founder: Sources of the Political Thought of James Madison for Bobbs-Merrill ($10). . . . John Williams surveys the British, French and German homefronts in World War I in The Other Battleground (Regnery, $10). . . . A depth study of Hitler and the Beer Hall Putsch from Harold J. Gordon Jr. (Princeton, $19.50; paperback, $8.95). . . . Samuel L. Blumenfeld advises on How To Start Your Own Private School—and Why You Need One (Arlington, $9.95).

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Just Out: Commissioner Russell Oswald is out fast with Attica: My Story (Doubleday, $8.95). From the same house: The Honorable Mr. Marigold is a memoir of Everett Dirksen by his widow Louella ($7.95); Abigail McCarthy’s Private Faces/Public Places is about her and Gene ($8.95); Robert Havemann’s Questions, Answers, Questions is an ex-Red’s account of his grilling by his erstwhile comrades ($7.95); and Trotsky’s The Young Lenin bows in English in Max Eastman’s translation ($6.95).

Marvin Meyers edits The Mind of the Founder: Sources of the Political Thought of James Madison for Bobbs-Merrill ($10). . . . John Williams surveys the British, French and German homefronts in World War I in The Other Battleground (Regnery, $10). . . . A depth study of Hitler and the Beer Hall Putsch from Harold J. Gordon Jr. (Princeton, $19.50; paperback, $8.95). . . . Samuel L. Blumenfeld advises on How To Start Your Own Private School—and Why You Need One (Arlington, $9.95).