General  Literature

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Leaders  of  Religion

Edited  by  H.  C.  BEECHING,  M.A.,  Canon  of  Westminster.  With  Portraits.
Cr.  8vo.  2s.  net.
A  series  of  short  biographies  of  the  most  prominent  leaders  of  religious  life
and  thought  of  all  ages  and  countries.

Cardinal  Newman.  By  R.  H.  Hutton.
John  Wesley.  By  J.  H.  Overton,  M.A.
Bishop  Wilberforce.  By  G.  W.  Daniell,
M.A.
Cardinal  Manning.  By  A.  W.  Hutton,  M.A.
Charles  Simeon.  By  H.  C.  G.  Moule,  D.D.
John  Keble.  By  Walter  Lock,  D.D.
Thomas  Chalmers.  By  Mrs.  Oliphant.
Lancelot  Andrkwes.  By  R.  L.  Ottley,
D.D.  Second  Edition.
Augustine  of  Canterbury.  By  E.  L.
Cutts,  D.D.

William  Laud.  By  W.  H.  Hutton,  M.A.
Third  Edition.
John  Knox.  By  F.  MacCunn.  Second  Edition.
John  Howe.  By  R.  F.  Horton,  D.D.
Bishop  Kf.n.  By  F.  A.  Clarke,  M.A.
George  Fox,  the  Quaker.  By  T.  Hodgkin,
D.C.L.  Third  Edition.
John  Donne.  By  Augustus  Jessopp,  D.D.
Thomas  Cranmer.  By  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.
Bishop  Latimer.  By  R.  M.  Carlyle  and  A.
J.  Carlyle,  M.A.
Bishop  Butler.  By  W.  A.  Spooner,  M.A.

Little  Blue  Books,  The
General  Editor,  E.  V.  LUCAS.
Illustrated.  Demy  i6?no.  2s.  6d.

A  series  of  books  for  children.  The  aim  of  the  editor  is  to  get  entertaining  or
exciting  stories  about  normal  children,  the  moral  of  which  is  implied  rather  than
expressed.

1.  The  Castaways  of  Meadowbank.  By
Thomas  Cobb.
2.  The  Beechnut  Book.  By  Jacob  Abbott.
Edited  by  E.  V.  Lucas.
3.  The  Air  Gun.  By  T.  Hilbert.
4.  A  School  Year.  By  Netta  Syrett.
5.  The  Peelf.s  at  the  Capital.  By  Roger
Ashton.

6.  The  Treasure  of  Princf.gate  Priory,
By  T.  Cobb.
7.  Mrs.  Barberry’s  General  Shop.  By
Roger  Ashton.
8.  A  Book  of  Bad  Children.  By  W.  T.
Webb.
9.  The  Lost  Ball.  By  Thomas  Cobb.

Little  Books  on  Art

With  many  Illustrations.  Demy  l6mo.  2s.  6d.  net.

A  series  of  monographs  in  miniature,  containing  the  complete  outline  of  the
subject  under  treatment  and  rejecting  minute  details.  These  books  are  produced
with  the  greatest  care.  Each  volume  consists  of  about  200  pages,  and  contains  from
30  to  40  illustrations,  including  a  frontispiece  in  photogravure.

Greek  Art.  H.  B.  Walters.  Second  Edition.
Bookplates.  E.Almack.
Reynolds.  J.  Sime.  Second  Edition.
Romney.  George  Paston.
Watts.  R.  E.  D.  Sketchley.
Leighton.  Alice  Corkran.
Velasquez.  Wilfrid  Wilberforce  and  A.  R.
Gilbert.
Greuze  and  Boucher.  Eliza  F.  Pollard.
Vandyck.  M.  G.  Smallwood.
Turner.  Frances  Tyrell-Gill.
Dürer.  Jessie  Allen.
Hoppner.  H.  P.  K.  Skipton.

Holbein.  Mrs.  G.  Fortescue.
Burne-Jones.  Fortunée  de  Lisle.  Second
Edition.
Rembrandt.  Mrs.  E.  A.  Sharp
i  Corot.  Alice  Pollard  and  Ethel  Birnstingl.
Raphael.  A.  R.  Dryhurst.
Millet.  Netta  Peacock.
Illuminated  MSS.  J.  W.  Bradley.
Christ  in  Art.  Mrs.  Henry  Jenner.  ,
Jewellery.  Cyril  Davenport.
Claude.  Edward  Dillon.
*The  Arts  of  Japan.  Edward  Dillon.