A Library List
MISCELLANEOUS :—The Trail of Lewis and Clark. By Olin Wheeler. New edition. (Putnam. Two vols. £2 1 —A Journal of the Plague Year. By Daniel De New edition. (Constable. 21s.)—History of the &den in Greco-Roman Antiquity. By Arnold Reymond. Tr lated by Ruth Gheury de Bray. (Methuen. 7s. The Art of Painting. By A. C. Barnes. (Ca 25s.) Rural Industries of England and Wales. Vol.1 By Helen E. FitzRandolph and M. Dorid Hay. (Oslo University Press. 5s.) The Right to be Happy.
Dora Russell. (Routledge. 5s.) The Gallants. E. Barrington. (Harrap. 10s. 6d.)—Wireless With Worry. By Roland Tiltman. Motor-cycling With Tears. By George Barlow. The Motor-car and Story. By C. R. Gibson. (Seeley, Service. 5s. ear Life in Regency and Early Victorian Times.
E. Beresford Chancellor. (Batsford. 25s.) EVERYMAN'S LIBRARY :—The Life of Dickens. By .1 Forster. Two volumes. The Life of Abraham Linn*. By H. Bryan Binns. Vasari's Lives of the Pain tea Four volumes. Translated by A. B. Hinds. Prelude to Poetry. Edited by Ernest Rhys. Of Study of Words and English Past and Presea R. Chevenix Trench. . Roderick Random. By Tarsi Smollett. The Poems of Charles Kingsley. Anglo-S*0S Poetry. Selected and translated by Prof. II. K. Gordo°. Areopagitica. By John Milton. Holinshed's Chnnat as used in Shakespeare's Plays. The Poems of Edts Allan Poe. A New View of Society and Other Writing" By Robert Owen. The Poems and Prophecies of William Blake. A Sentimental Journey. By Laurence Stem Under Fire. By Henri Barbusse. Translated by Fitk water Wray. The Roy Slaves. By Mayne Reid. (Dent* 2s. each volume.) THEOLOGY :—The Johannine Writings. By J. Estlin Calr' penter. (Constable., 80s.) The Life of St. Paul. •
F. J. Foakes-Jackson. (Cape. 10s. 6d.) -
NOVELS :—The Time of Man. By E. Madox Roberts. (Cape. 7s. 6d.)—The Misses ItIalk11. By E. H. Young. (C816 7s. 6d.1
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