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Just Out: Eugene Lyons’ Assignment in Utopia, about his six years as correspondent in Russia in the early Thirties, now back in print with a new introduction by the author (Greenwood, $23). . . . French writer Jacques Godechot examines military and intellectual aspects of The Counter-Revolution: Doctrine and Action, 1789-1804 (Fertig, $12.50). … In My Way is the political autobiography of stormy Laborite Foreign Secretary George Brown (St. Martin’s, $8.95).

Basic is bringing out a major new series, The History of Spain. First volume, The Golden Age of Spain, 1516-1659, is by Antonio Dominguez Ortiz of the University of Granada ($10). . . . Leonard Mosley’s Backs to the Wall, about London during WWII, had rave reviews in England (Random House, $10). From the same publisher, another look at Blue Collars and Hard Hats, by Patricia Cayo Sexton and Brendan Sexton ($7.95).

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Just Out: Eugene Lyons’ Assignment in Utopia, about his six years as correspondent in Russia in the early Thirties, now back in print with a new introduction by the author (Greenwood, $23). . . . French writer Jacques Godechot examines military and intellectual aspects of The Counter-Revolution: Doctrine and Action, 1789-1804 (Fertig, $12.50). … In My Way is the political autobiography of stormy Laborite Foreign Secretary George Brown (St. Martin’s, $8.95).

Basic is bringing out a major new series, The History of Spain. First volume, The Golden Age of Spain, 1516-1659, is by Antonio Dominguez Ortiz of the University of Granada ($10). . . . Leonard Mosley’s Backs to the Wall, about London during WWII, had rave reviews in England (Random House, $10). From the same publisher, another look at Blue Collars and Hard Hats, by Patricia Cayo Sexton and Brendan Sexton ($7.95).