On The Soul Of China, Which Has Been Carefully Translated
by . Mr. .1. H . Reece (Cape, 15s.). Dr. Wilhelm is less concerned with politics than with the people and their age-long habits and traditions, and his chapters on his journeys......
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Counterpoint in Fiction Mn. ALDOUS HUXLEY'S new novel, like its predecessors, oommunicates an intellectual excitement and a nervous -exasperation. It is an experiment in what......
The Jade's Progress. By J. Storer Clouston. (godley Head....
6d.)—Mr. Clouston cannot be accused of putting his best goods in the shop window. His first two chapters—with the usual mysterious incident in a French train, and then the......
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(Continued from page 491.) Colonel T. W. White has written a very vivid and moving story of flying in Mesopotamia in 1915, and captivity and escape in Turkey in Guests of the......
The Yellow Pigeon. By Cannel Linden Guest. (harrap. 7s....
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Two New Books On India Are India's Constitutional...
Sir Sivaswamy Aiyer (Taraporevala, 12s. 6d.), and The Land Pirates of India (Seeley, Service, 21s.). The latter is a very fascinating description by Mr. W. J. Hatch, late of the......
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The novice for whom Mr. William G. Menzies has written an attractively illustrated work on Collecting Antiques (John Lane, 25s.) may find it somewhat difficult to read because......
One Of The Ripest Scholars Of Our Day, Mr. Edwyn
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Sir Sivaswamy Aiyer Was Of Course A Member Of The
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