Messrs. Methuen's Valuable New Series Of "country...
well with volumes on Middlesex and Kent, is continued in a first-rate Archaeology of Berkshire (10s. 6d.) by Mr. Harold Peake, who combines an intimate know- ledge of his county......
My Greatest Adventure, By Captain Malcolm Campbell...
is something of a surprise. Most people would have been prepared to bet that they knew what Sir Malcolm's greatest adventure was, but they would have been wrong. It was......
Fiction
A New Novelist Seventh Sin. By Joy Baines. (Harrap. 7s. 6d.) Two Thieves. By Manuel Komroff. (Heinemann. 7s. 6d.) DEVON has found a new novelist. Miss Joy Baines does not write......
The Attempts Of Revolutionary France To Invade Ireland In...
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For Some Years Now The Dublin Magazine Has Not Only
weathered the difficulties attendant on the production of a quarterly in a small country, but has kept a high standard and maintained a distinct personality. One cannot help......
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wE approached The Grass Roof (Scribner's, 10s. 6d.) with high hopes. It was the autobiography of a Mr. Younghill Hang, a native of Korea, who entered this life in 1903 under the......
The Greek Slave. By Mr. Douglas Sladen. (werner Laurie. 7s.
6d.)—This is the story of an irresistibly beautiful Syracusan girl of noble birth, who is carried off by pirates a few days after a love marriage. She is bought by a certain......
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