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HISTORY AND LITERATURE.-A Hundred Wonderful Years. By Mrs. C. S. Peel. (The Bodley Head. 15s.)-The Franciscans in England. By Edward Hutton. (Con- stable. 7s. 6d.)-Bygone Days in the Marchwall of Wales. By M. N. J. (St. Catherine Press. 21 is.)- The March of the Seventy Thousand. By Henry Baerlein. (Leonard Parsons. 12s. 6d.)-Camp and Chancery. By Sir Leopold Swaine. (John Murray. 10s. ad.)- The Annals of the King's Rip Corps. By Lieut.-Colonel Lewis Butler. Vol. III. (Murray. 30s.)-A Pensioner's Garden. By Lord Darling. (Hodder and Stoughton. 10s. 6d.)-A Selection of the Principal Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation. By Richard Hakluyt. New Edition. (Heinemann. 10s. 6d.) -The Plays of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Edited by Iolo A. Williams. (Herbert Jenkins. 7s. 6d.)-1'wa Volumes of Essays of To-day and Yesterday. By A. G. Gardiner and Augustine Birrell. (Harrap. is. each.) MISCELLANEOUS.-Health, Wealth and Population 1760-1815, By M. C. Suer. (Routledge. 10s. 6d.)-The Problem of a Career. Edited by J. A. R. Cairns. (Arrowsmith. 7s. 6d.)-My Dog Simba. By Cherry Kearton. (Arrow- smith. 5s.)-Holism and Evolution. By General the Rt. Hon. J. C. Smuts. (Macmillan. 18s.)---Cleopatra's Needles. By Sir E. A. Wallis Budge. (Religious Tract Society. 10s. 6d.)-Mono-Alu Folklore. By Gerald Camden Wheeler. (Routledge. 21s.)-London. By E. V. Lucas. (Methuen. 20s.)----- With the Prince Round the Empire. By Charles Turley. (Methuen. 3s. (24- The Sport of Kings. By Ralph Nevill. (Methuen. 16s.) -The Imperial Palaces of Peking. By Osvald Siren. Part I. (Paris and Brussels : G. Vanoest. SS 8s. foi the 8 Vols.) REMINISCENCE AND ThicsonArtiv --Alfred Bertrand. By Madame Bertrand. (Religious Tract Society. 108. 8(1-) -Prom Cowboy to Pulpit. By Rev. Sir Cw.nMe Cave- Browne-Cave. (Herbert Jenkins. 16s.)---A XIX -Century Teacher. By Susan Liveing. (Kegan Paul. 10s. 6d.)-Emile' Verhaeren. By P. Mansell Jones. (Oxford University Press. 7s. 6d.)----Auguste Rodin. By A. M. Ludovici. (Murray. 10s. 6d.)-John S. Sargent : His Life and Work. By W. Howe Downes. (Thornton Butterworth. 30s.)-The Beloved physician: Sir James Mackenzie. By R. MacNair Wilson. (MarraY• 12s.)-The Patriot Novelist of Poland. By M. M. Gardner. (Dent. 10s. 6d.) REFERENCE.-The State of the Church. Vol. I. Edited bY C. W. Foster. (The Lincoln Record Society. £1 5s. to non-members.)----All the World's Aircraft 1926. Edited by C. G. Grey. (Sampson Low. 42s.)-The Best Bot4-s• Part IV. A Reader's Guide. By W. S. Sonnensehena. New Edition. (Routledge. 36s.)-Chambers's Ency- clopaedia. Vol. VIII. New Edition. (20s.) NovErs.-Blindness. By Henry Green. (Dent. 7s.. 6d.)--- The Romany Stain. By Christopher Morley. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.)-A Man Could Stand UP. By Ford Madox Ford. (Duckworth. 7s. 6d.)-Before the Bombardment. By Osbert Sitwell. (Duckworth. 7s. 6d.1
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