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An intimate and personal account of the introduction and spread of Freud's work in this country is given in which Brill has so notable a share. Reading, discussion, lectures and the translation of Freud's works into English were the different steps in this development. Contacts with nonmedical groups were of equal importance to those with medical groups in establishing Freud's psychoanalysis in this country.