Race: a Study in Modern Superstition

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By Jacques Barzun

Harcourt, 1937, 353 pp

An interesting book for the student of international affairs in view of the present political importance of racial theories. Unfortunately, the author detracts from the merits of his work by advancing a dubious theory of his own.

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