Britishers in Britain. Edited by the Honorary Organising Secretary. (Times
Book Club. 5s. net).—Last summer, as many of our readers are aware, a party of teachers came from Winnipeg on a visit to the old country. In this volume we have a record of the journey and of its receptions here, an aoconnt of the places visited and other matters, illustrated with photographs of various personages concerned with it, beginning with the High Commis- sioner for Canada, whose portrait serves as frontispiece. It is certainly to be wished that this may be followed by visits from other parts of the Empire. A special object is mentioned on which we are not in a position to express an opinion that an equality of certificates should prevail throughout the Empire. It may be mentioned that the cost to each member of the party was about £43.
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