(Recent (Books kß 
Something t^bout (Them. 
“ The typical Frenchman described by a shrewd and keen wiUed critic." 
Monsieur at Home. By Albert Rhodes. 
LONDON : Fl.M 
A" ÄÄrÄ- 
almost every page was gained by a long residence amongs . 
" Of remarkable interest and value." 
The Wonderland of Evolution. By Albert 
hâllpfeTÊ.c"^®"'"'*'*" ^T^^ree-Äshpelce*. 
T he authors illustrate in an understandable and amusing 
manner the absurdities of some of the views he y 
advanced evolutionists, and indicate the perfect h^mony 
ing between natural phenomena and the true origin and u 
destiny of man. 
"The first of a valuable series of historical sporting books." 
Football; Its Flistory for Five Centuries. 
(Historical Sporting Series, No. i.) By Montaoub , 
T T? Vincent. LONDON: 
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By MONTAUUd --- 
AMES E. Vincent. LONDON : Field Sr Tuer, The 
Press, E.C. . . 
T N the first place a full inquiry into the antiquity o e 
1 winter pastime beloved by English men an Y 
classes. The authors proceed to shew the manne 
two forms of rules now in vogue have grown out o 
at the great public schools. 
“A masterpiece."—Mag. of Art. ^ 
Bartolozzi and his Works. (Dedicated by per- 
Works, see " Illustrated." 
A COMPLETE guide to the study of old-fashioned prints of 
the Bartolozzi School. Cheap and revised edition in one 
handsome volume. 
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L07^(D07>C S.C. 
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