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37-  PEOPLES  fr  PROBLEMS  OF  INDIA
By  Sir  T.  W.  Holderness,  K.C.S.I.,  Secretary  of  the  Revenue,  Statistics,
and  Commerce  Department  of  the  India  Office.  “Just  the  book  which  newspaper ­
  readers  require  to-day,  and  a  marvel  of  comprehensiveness.”—Pall
Mall  Gazette.
42.  ROME
By  W.  Warde  Fowler,  M.A.  “  A  masterly  sketch  of  Roman  character  and
of  what  it  did  for  the  world.”—The  Spectator.  “It  has  all  the  lucidity  and
charm  of  presentation  we  expect  from  this  writer.”—Manchester  Guardian.
48.  THE  AMERICAN  CIVIL  WAR
By  F.  L.  Paxson,  Professor  of  American  History,  Wisconsin  University.
(With  Maps.)  “A  stirring  study.”—The  Guardian.
51.  WARFARE  IN  BRITAIN
By  Hilaire  Belloc,  M.A.  An  account  of  how  and  where  great  battles  of  the
past  were  fought  on  British  soil,  the  roads  and  physical  conditions  determining
the  island's  strategy,  the  castles,  walled  towns,  etc.
55-  MASTER  MARINERS
By  J.  R.  Spears.  The  romance  of  the  sea,  the  great  voyages  of  discovery,
naval  battles,  the  heroism  of  the  sailor,  and  the  development  of  the  ship,  from
ancient  times  to  to-day.
In  Preparation
ANCIENT  GREECE.  By  Prof.  Gilbert  Murray,  D.Litt.,  LL.D.,  F.B.A
ANCIENT  EGYPT.  By  F.  Ll.  Griffith,  M.A.
THE  ANCIENT  EAST.  By  D.  G.  Hogarth,  M.A.,  F.B.A.
A  SHOE  T  HIS  TOR  Y  OF  EUROPE.  By  Herbert  Fisher.  M.A.,  F.B.A.
PREHISTORIC  BRITAIN.  By  Robert  Munro,  M.A.,  M.D.,  LL.D.
THE  BYZANTINE  EMPIRE.  By  Norman  H.  Baynes.
THE  REFORMATION.  By  Principal  Lindsay,  LL.D.
NAPOLEON.  By  Herbert  Fisher,  M.A.,  F.B.A.
A  SHORT  HISTORY  OF  RUSSIA.  By  Prof.  MiLYOUKOV.
MODERN  TURKEY.  By  D.  G.  Hogarth,  M.A.
FRANCE  OF  TO-DAY.  By  Albert  Thomas.
GERMANY  OF  TO-DAY.  By  Charles  Tower.
THE  NAVY  AND  SEA  POWER.  By  David  Hannay.
HISTORY  OF  SCOTLAND.  By  R.  S.  Rait,  M.A.
SOUTH  AMERICA.  By  Prof.  W,  R.  Shepherd.
LONDON.  By  Sir  Laurence  Gomme,  F.S  A.
HISTORY  AND  LITERATURE  OF  SPAIN.  By  J.  Fitzmaurice-KEi.LV,
  F.B.A.,  Litt.D.

Literature  and  *Art

2.  SHAKESPEARE
By  John  Masefield.  “The  book  is  a  joy.  We  have  had  half-a-dozen  more
learned  books  on  Shakespeare  in  the  last  few  years,  but  not  one  so  wise.”—
Manchester  Guardian.
27-  ENGLISH  LITERATURE  :  MODERN
By  G.  H.  Mair,  M.A.  “Altogether  a  fresh  and  individual  book.”—Observer.
35-  LANDMARKS  IN  FRENCH  LITERA  TURE
By  G.  L.  Strachey.  “  Mr  Strachey  is  to  be  congratulated  on  his  courage  and
success.  It  is  difficult  to  imagine  how  a  better  account  of  French  Literature
could  be  given  in  250  small  pages  than  he  has  given  here."—The  Times.