Dark Lady of the Sonnets Supplement to THE PUBLISHERS BOOKSELLERS' RECORD, July REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS-continued ...678 Industrial Anarchy Dionysius the Areopagite on the Divine Names Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear 656 In His Footsteps 565 Inner Circle 322 Inner Court 655 Outline Sketch of Political History 433 of Europe in the 19th Century 655 Out to Win 9 Over-ruled Documents Illustrative of the History of the Church 612 To Spiritualism of the Devil 9 Jacopone da Todi Dominion of Health Don Raimou: A Story of Raymund Lull Door of the Unreal .. Jean Denholm's Venture 259 Jesus as They Saw Him 33 Jesus of Poets and Prophets Dryad's Trove, and other Poems.. 433 John Bright.. Ducks, and other Verses Economic Liberty Education of the Citizen Education in England in the Middle Ages Emerson and His Philosophy Emperor Julian Enchanted Hearts Epistles of St. John. Erasums and Luther Essay on Comedy Euclid in Greek Everlasting Arms Everyday Cake Book Everyday Efficiency Everyday Mathematics 259 John Brown .679 Joseph Fels: His Life and Work 434 Keith's Dark Tower 680 Letters and Papers of Algernon 143 Letters of St. Augustine 347 Life Here and the Life Hereafter .. 257 Life of St. Osmund Everyone's Geography of France.. Everyone's History of France Everyone's History of French Art.. Every Step in Canning Factory Management Wastes ? Faith and Progress Faith of Isaiah: Statesman and Evangelist Fallen Flyer Finding of Tony Five Lambeth Conferences.. Flowers in the Grass.. 431 Story of the English Towns: West656 minster 56 Peter Fisherman, Disciple, Apostle 323 Subaltern in Spirit Land 456 Peter Middleton 367 Philosophy of Conflict and Other 431 Physiology and National Needs 296 Pilgrimage of Etheria Platonic Peter 57 Play of The Pilgrim's 655 Adapted from Bunyan Playlets of the War 259 Plays of the Ridings.. 57 Plough 564 Poems, 1916-1918 170 Poems, 1908-1919 9 Life of St. Vincent de Paul.. 433 Life Story of an Australian Evan144 gelist 144 Light 144 Little Miss Moth 433 Lost Apocrypha of the Old Testament 81 56 Lost Mr. Linthwaite.. Love's Handicap 143 Magic Hours 57 Manna of the Soul 32 Manufacture of Chemicals by Elec- 699 Man Who Went 565 Poems of Gilbert White 434 Poems (Parker) Progress, 680 Success with Hogs Sunshine 79 Supreme Crusade 432 Sussex in Bygone Days 565 Swan River 433 Sweet Peas and Antirrhinums 9 Sweethearts Unmet 655 Taint of Politics 565 Tales of My Native Town 9 Talks on Confirmation Talks to Parents 656 Tarn and Thames 143 Telephony Without Wires 171 Theodor Fontane 32 Thermionic Valve and its Develop170 ments in Radiotelegraphy and Telephony.. .. 171 Popular History of the Great War.. 588 Practical Amateur Gardening 80 Practical Hints on Play Writing. 33 Preachers' Helps Prisoner of Pentonville 434 Problems that Perplex 565 Problems of the Actor 33 Profession of Chemistry 700 Promise of Life 143 Psychologies.. Purpose of Prayer 296 Pygmalion 33 Rachel Comforted 323 Things Immortal 33 Thoughts on Unity 655 Three Levers of the New World .. 257 Timber Merchants Management of English Woodlands 33 Recollections of Norwich 50 Years 321 Marden, Mrs. 323 Tin Ores 32 Tiranogue 323 Torment 323 Treasury of 17th Century English 434 Verse 678 Treatise of Novatian on the Trinity 679 Trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen .. Truth of Spiritualism 323 Twentieth Century French Writers U Boat 202 171 57 Unhappy Far-off Things Union Jack Saints 171 Universal Telephone Upon God's Holy Hills 32 Ago Records .. 321 Red Terror and Green .. 323 523 Reformation in Ireland 170 Regional Geography of Africa and 588 Europe 324 678 Release of the Soul.. 678 Useful Notes on Wireless Telegraphy Verse Translations from Catullus 323 Religion and Sex 322 296 Remedy Against Sin 655 and Horace Victory and After .. 259 Remnant 680 Vindication of Greek National .. 654 Revelations of Monte Carlo Roulette 456 Policy 1912-1917.. 322 Right and Wrong After War 33 Virginel 564 Rory and the Book Vision 433 431 Road to En-dor 367 Vision and Vocation.. 523 Miscellany of Poetry, 1919 433 Moses and Modern Thought 171 Mxamli the Feaster 564 My Campaign in Mesopotamia 79 Nameless Notables of the Gospel : 523 433 Nationalisation Peril 433 Navy Everywhere 143 New Aristocracy of Comradeship 33 New Crusaders 564 New Physiology in Surgical and 434 General Practice 57 Next-door House 57 Nicolo Ormaneto 456 Not That It Matters.. 295 Officium and Miracula of Richard 57 Rolle of Hampole 700 Old Bible Characters 456 Hossfeld's New Practical Method of Learning Spanish Language How They Did It How to Know the Bible How to Teach English Composition Old Wine in New Bottles 565 Romance and Law in the Divorce 79 Court 171 Romance of Child Reclamation Rose from Montmartre 347 Rowndels and Rhymes 79 Rousseau and Romanticism 79 Royal Guide to Windsor Castle 680 Running Wild 433 Vow of Ruth and Other Sermons 655 Wanderings ..-323 Way of Youth 679 Rupert Brooke and the Intellectual Imagination 680 Russian Gazetteer and Guide 588 Russian Republic 456 St. Anthony's Grove 347 St. Athanasius St. Paul: His Life, Letters and 171 Christian Doctrine 144 Sanity Jane 257 Sappho: A New Rendering 144 Sea Gazer 656 Originality of the Christian Message 433 Ornaments of the Ministers.. 144 Other Person 588 Oto-Rhino-Laryngology 433 Our Hero of the Golden Heart 296 Outlines of European History from 700 1789-1914.. 81 Selected Poems 679 Self-Health as a Habit 679 Serenity 680 Sermons on the Mass 144 Shakespeare: Cymbeline 347 Well-to-do Arthur 144 Wanted, a Mother 565 What is Wrong with the Stage? 433 When the Hurly-Burly's Done Where the Argument Led 33 Whirlwind of Passion 296 White Knights 588 White-Magic Book 56 Why Germany Capitulated November 11th, 1918 434 With the Wits 431 Woman of Forty 56 Women's Victory and 456 Personal Reminiscences 655 Word Made Flesh 654 Wordsworth: an Anthology 171 World Shut Out 323 World's New Birth 32 Worms and Epitaphs After 8 Yellow Rock and Other Poems Love 431 Shakespeare for Community Players 321 Sheik .. 347 Simonetta 33 Youth, Youth! 679 Zoo Days Printed by THE PRESS PRINTERS, LTD., 69-76, Long Acre W C., for THE PUBI ISHERS CIRCULAR, LTD., and published at the Office, 19, Adam St, Adelphi, Strand, W.C. 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John Long will issue an entirely new long novel by Mr. Nat Gould, entitled" Racing Rivals.' It is now for the first time published in volume form, 256 pages, foolscap 8vo., at the extremely low price of Is. 6d. net, bound in boards and banded in attractive three-colour dust wrapper. Mr. Nat Gould is the author whose sales now exceed twenty million copies and, needless to say, the publishers have prepared a very large first impression of this novel. A volume of studies entitled "Indian Nationality," which aims at setting forth the fundamental facts of Indian social, religious and political life, and their bearing on Indian responsible Government, has been written by Mr. R. N. Gilchrist, M.A., Principal and Professor of Political Economy and Political Philosophy, Krishnagar College, Bengal, and will shortly be published by Messrs. Longmans. Professor Ramsay Muir has contributed an introduction in which he says, there never was a time when English readers or Indian readers stood more in need of the help which such a book can give." Messrs. Chapman & Hall, Ltd., have just published Mr. Harold Bayley's new work, Archaic England: An Essay in Deciphering Pre-history from Megalithic Monuments, Earthworks, Customs, Coins. Place Names and Faerie Superstitions.' It is the most interesting result of many years of research, extending to over 9co royal 8vo. pages, with over 600 illustrations in a handsome cloth binding, for all which the price-25s. net-is most moderate. We hope to have some account of it in an early issue of the P.C. In the meantime we can recommend booksellers who have customers interested in archaeology to make a note of it. Mr. Bayley does not make dogmatic claims to be a law-giver about the numberless interesting matters he deals with, but there is a very refreshing courage about his opinions, he is not at all awed by authority, and in this respect is, no doubt, prepared for criticism. |