The Emmanuel Movement In A New England Tows. By Lyman
F. Powell. (G. P. Putaam's Sons. 5s.)—The " Emmanuel Move- ment," it may be as well to explain, takes its name from Emmanuel Church in Boston, U.S. The rector of this church is......
Napoleon And America.
Napoleon and America. By Edward L. Andrews. (Lamley and Co.)—Mr. Andrews conducts us along an interesting bypath in history. The American Colonies felt an interest in the......
The Emerald Set With Pearls. By Florence Parbury....
and Co. 21s. net.)—This handsome volume is intended primarily as a memorial to the genius of Tom Moore, as displayed in "Lana Reekh." The writer of this notice is inclined to......
Register Of 1 Tiel Parish Of Knodishall.
Register of the Parish of Knodishall, 1566 - 1705. Transcribed and Edited by Arthur T. Winn, MA. (Balinese and Sons. 6s. net.) —We are alsvays grateful to those who take the......
Worces'fairshire.
Worcestershire. Painted by Thomas Tyndale. Described by A. G. Bradley. (A. and C. Black. 7s. 6d. net.)—" The most con- spicuous physical facts in Worcestershire," says Dir.......
Round The World Dt A Motor Car.
Round the World in a Motor Car. By Antonio Scarfoglio. Translated by J. Parker Hayes. (Grant Richards. 15s. net.)— Signor Scarfoglio and his companions started from the office......
The Heart Of Scotland. Painted By Sutton Palmer....
A. R. Hope Moncrieff. (A. and (1. Black. 7s. 6d. net.)— This is a very handsome volume, good to look at and good to read. The "Heart of Scotland," it should be understood, is......
Cambridge County Geographies : Somerset. By Francis...
Dutton. (Cambridge University Press. Is. 6d.)—It would be difficult to imagine a better short account of Somerset than that to be found in this little book. The authors have......
A Dog's Life Dt Burma.
A Dog's Life in Burma. Told by the Dog. (Henry J. Drane. 3s. 6d.)—The "Dog" is evidently a shrewd observer, and has' a pretty gift- for sarcasm. "My master," he tells us, "is a......
In The Wake Of The Setting Sun. By James Carter.
(Hurst and Blacked. 16s. net.)—Mr. Carter started on March 14th, 1907, from Newfoundland, reached Halifax on the 17th, and New York on the 21st. He made his way across North......
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