Current Liter...at Ure.
INDIA AND ITS PROBLEMS. India and its Problems. By W. S. Lilly. (Sands and Co. 7s. 6d. net.)—Mr. Lilly's object in writing this very slight volume is " the diffusion of accurate......
Tales Of A Government Official. By Major Arthur...
V. White and Co. 6s.)—No one can say that Major Griffiths's stories are verbose. The writer goes straight to the point, and says what he has to say without circumlocution. But......
On Commando.
On Commando. By Dietlof van Warmelo. (Methuen and Co. 3s. 6d.)—This is an interesting, and in many ways a very touch- ing, little volume. It describes in the simplest of......
Novels.
IIIGH POLICY.* IT is the fashion to bewail the exhaustion of available plots, and to found thereon a defence of the exploitation of the abnormal. Yet what splendid materials for......
Stronger Than Love. By Mrs. Alexander. (t. Fisher Unwin....
of this novel seems to us an excellent bit of work, better than what we have seen before from Mrs. Alexander's pen. As long as Monica Deering is permitted to remain a simple,......
Annals Of The Horseshoe Club. By Finch Mason. (chatto And
Windus. 6s.)—Here we have eighteen stories, more or less of the sporting kind, which have been told, it is supposed, in a tavern club-room. The first is not a happy specimen. It......
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