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+Project Gutenberg's The Riverside Bulletin, March, 1910, by Anonymous
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+Title: The Riverside Bulletin, March, 1910
+       Houghton Mifflin Books for Spring and Summer
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+                        HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
+                               BOOKS FOR
+                           SPRING AND SUMMER
+
+
+    THE RIVERSIDE BULLETIN                               MARCH, 1910
+
+
+        [Illustration: _Illustration by James Montgomery Flagg_
+        From "THE RIGHT STUFF," by IAN HAY]
+
+
+        4 PARK STREET        [Illustration]      85 FIFTH AVENUE
+            BOSTON                                   NEW YORK
+
+
+
+
+                [Illustration: Stephana, the heroine of
+            "THE DUKE'S PRICE" by DEMETRA and KENNETH BROWN
+              From illustration in color by A. G. Learned]
+
+
+
+
+                        HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
+                    _Spring and Summer Publications_
+            THE RIVERSIDE BULLETIN               MARCH, 1910
+
+      _The Prices here given are subject to change on publication_
+
+
+
+
+                                _Fiction_
+
+
+                            THE DUKE'S PRICE
+                      By Demetra and Kenneth Brown
+
+    With illustrations in color by A. G. LEARNED. 12mo, $1.20 _net_.
+        Postage extra.
+
+International marriage novels have been many of late, even as the number
+of American girls marrying abroad has increased, but this one is
+strikingly different from the type that has become almost hackneyed. The
+heroine, a beautiful girl, the daughter of a New York multi-millionaire,
+marries a French Duke, and goes to live with him in the ancestral
+château. So far, the situation is familiar. But this Duke is not the
+melodramatic villain too often seen. He is a gentleman and a good
+fellow, and in the misunderstandings that arise the reader's sympathy is
+evenly divided between the lonely wife and the proud and unhappy young
+Duke. The development of the story is of absorbing interest, leading to
+an exciting and thoroughly satisfactory climax. Not the least of the
+attractions of the story is that the authors know the world that they
+write about. Mrs. Kenneth Brown (Demetra Vaka) will be remembered as the
+author of "Haremlik," the brilliant study of the life of Turkish women
+which was one of the most notable and successful books of 1909. The
+collaboration of the Kenneth Browns is one of the most interesting
+literary partnerships in contemporary fiction. Kenneth Brown numbers
+among his books "Eastover Court House," "Sirocco," and other successful
+novels.
+
+
+                        [Illustration: IAN HAY]
+
+
+                            THE RIGHT STUFF
+                               By Ian Hay
+
+    With frontispiece illustration by JAMES MONTGOMERY FLAGG.
+        12mo, $1.20 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+Like Locke and Snaith, Ian Hay is a young British writer whose keen
+sense of humor and genial insight into human nature will make an instant
+appeal to the large audience of novel readers. "The Right Stuff" tells
+of the progress of a young Scottish lad from the lowly surroundings of
+his home in the hills, through Edinburgh university, through gruelling
+years as a newspaper hack in London, to the position of private
+secretary to a man deep in political life of the London of to-day. In
+this position he comes into daily touch with the immediate members of
+his patron's family, and ultimately, through a series of highly amusing
+episodes, takes to himself one of the sprightly twin sisters of his
+superior's wife.
+
+Such is the story. The charm and the real fun lie in the constant
+surprises and whimsies of the twin sisters, in their irrepressible young
+brother,--a peer of that infant prodigy, The Admirable Tinker,--whose
+slang is infectious and novel, and above all in the character and doings
+of Robin the hero. Since Barrie's "When a Man's Single," readers have
+not been introduced to so canny a young man, or one so altogether
+likable and human. His extraordinary proposal alone is a chapter that
+will make Ian Hay famous, but in all his doings he is a hero that will
+delight the reader's heart, and long be remembered as "The Right Stuff."
+(_Ready in May_)
+
+
+                            THE TWISTED FOOT
+                        By Henry Milner Rideout
+
+    Author of "Dragon's Blood," "The Siamese Cat," "Admiral's
+        Light," etc. With 8 illustrations by G. C. Widney.
+        12mo, $1.20 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+                [Illustration: From "THE TWISTED FOOT"]
+
+"Clean and wholesome danger,"--that is the phrase, borrowed from the
+book itself, that the editor of London _Punch_ chose to describe the
+engrossing interest of "Dragon's Blood," Mr. Rideout's brilliant novel
+of last year. Still more applicable is it to his new story, "The Twisted
+Foot." This is an interesting, absorbing narrative of mystery and
+adventure in the Malay Islands. Seldom has a novelist hit upon a more
+haunting series of happenings than those which involve the American
+hero, the charming heroine, the mysterious Englishman, the more
+mysterious Asiatics, that live in the book. Over all is shed the glamour
+and mystery of the Far East--of tropical seas and remote islands. It is
+Mr. Rideout's best story. A brilliant series of drawings by Widney add
+not a little to the interest of this notable book. (_Ready in May_)
+
+
+                              AN ARMY MULE
+                       By Charles Miner Thompson
+
+    Author of "The Calico Cat," etc. Illustrated by F. R.
+        Gruger. 16mo, $1.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+That interesting village which was the scene of the episode of "The
+Calico Cat" furnishes Mr. Thompson with the material for another highly
+diverting tale. The Army Mule in question is one Mr. Job Bixby, a
+veteran of the Civil War. The story of what happened to him on the day
+set for his wedding, and the surprising complications that ensued from
+the innocent trick played by two mischievous boys, make a thoroughly
+amusing piece of humor. In addition to its taking humor, the story has a
+vivid reality of character and incident.
+
+The illustrations are by Gruger, whose character drawing contributes
+much to the interest and amusement furnished by Mr. Thompson.
+                           (_Ready in April_)
+
+
+                             THE GODPARENTS
+                        By Grace Sartwell Mason
+
+    Illustrated by F. Vaux Wilson. 12mo, $1.10 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+                    [Illustration: "THE GODPARENTS"]
+
+How a well-poised young woman just about to sail for her fourteenth
+summer in Europe was hurried from the steamer by a strange young man,
+how she went with him to the mountains of Pennsylvania, and, chaperoned
+by her competent French maid, camped out in the woods for three idyllic
+weeks, saved a diverting little boy from designing persons, and entered
+upon a happy love affair, is told in this unique and charming story. The
+book has that happy mingling of humor and romance, unusual incident and
+engaging characters that have made such stories as "Our Lady of the
+Beeches" and "Pines of Lory" linger in the memory of their readers as
+the most enjoyable of tales.
+
+The author, Mrs. Mason, will be remembered as joint author of "The Car
+and the Lady," one of the most successful automobile romances ever
+written. (_Ready in April_)
+
+
+                           COUNTRY NEIGHBORS
+                             By Alice Brown
+
+    Author of "The Story of Thyrza," "Rose MacLeod," "The
+        County Road," etc. 12mo, $1.20 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+Among the short-story writers of the day, Miss Alice Brown stands
+unapproached for the ability and power of her tales of New England life.
+The present collection, which contains the best of her stories written
+since her earlier successes, is of notable interest. Lovers of her short
+stories will find it the equal of any of her earlier collections. The
+following are a few of the sixteen titles: The Play House, Saturday
+Night, The Auction, A Grief Deferred, Partners, The Challenge, Gardener
+Jim, The Masquerade.
+
+
+                          THE ROYAL AMERICANS
+                         By Mary Hallock Foote
+
+    Author of "The Desert and the Sown," "Coeur d'Alene," "The
+        Led-Horse Claim," etc. 12mo, $1.25 _net_. Postage
+        extra.
+
+This new novel from the brilliant pen of Mrs. Foote is in a new vein for
+her, but in one that will win many readers. It is an ample, leisurely,
+delightful historical romance of the days of the Colonial Wars and the
+American Revolution, and gets its title from a famous Colonial regiment
+which readers of "The Last of the Mohicans" will remember. The story
+begins with the birth of the heroine the night of the fall of Fort
+Ontario in 1756, and runs to and through the Revolution. The principal
+characters are this girl, her widowed father, an officer in the Royal
+Americans, his ward, a wild girl of white parentage whom he rescues from
+a long captivity among the Indians, a number of fine young men, and
+numerous subsidiary characters, real and fictitious, including fine
+delineations of Ethan Allen and the famous Schuyler family. The plot
+involves woodland adventures and satisfactory love affairs with a final
+happy outcome. The book is an admirable historic picture of the time,
+but it is distinguished from most historical novels by Mrs. Foote's
+remarkable gift for portraying the relations between people, which gives
+to it all a human reality seldom found in books of this type.
+
+
+                         THE PROFESSIONAL AUNT
+                          By Mary C. E. Wemyss
+
+                   16mo, $1.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+The large public that took delight in "Elizabeth and her German Garden,"
+and the larger public that likes to read of the ways of children and
+enjoys a good love story, will welcome this delightful book. It deals
+with the experiences of a charming young woman whose married sisters
+have made her a "professional aunt." The ways of children, their moods
+and manners, have never been more vividly and seductively portrayed.
+There is a zest in the account of household happenings that wins the
+reader at once, but the book is much more than a story about children.
+The love affairs of "Aunt Woggles" and her own charming personality will
+become permanent memories.
+
+                      [Illustration: MRS. WEMYSS]
+
+This is the author's first full-sized novel. She is an Englishwoman, one
+of a family of fourteen children, and she married an officer in the
+English army. "The Professional Aunt" will make her many friends on both
+sides of the sea.
+
+
+                        LITTLE BROTHER O' DREAMS
+                       By Elaine Goodale Eastman
+
+    Printed and bound in distinctive style. Narrow 12mo, $1.00 _net_.
+        Postage extra.
+
+This tender and poetic story has a power of imaginative pathos that will
+take it straight to the heart of the sensitive reader. "Little Brother
+o' Dreams," the shy, poetic elf of the woods, who makes friends with the
+rich man's child from the city and grows up to be both a bee-man and a
+poet, the lover of his childhood's friend, will stay in the memory as
+one of the unforgettable characters of contemporary fiction. It is not a
+novel for the man in the street, but for discerning readers it will have
+a rare and unique charm. Mrs. Eastman has already won distinction, both
+as a poet and as an authority in child culture.
+
+
+                          JOHN FORSYTH'S AUNTS
+                          By Eliza Orne White
+
+    Author of "The Wares of Edgefield," "Lesley Chilton," "A
+        Browning Courtship," etc. New Edition. 12mo, $1.50.
+
+Three delightful New England "maiden ladies" figure in these eleven
+short stories, which Miss White has so connected that they have a
+continuous interest and combine the merits of the short story with those
+of the novel. The three heroines belong to an old family, which is
+devoted to old ways, old furniture, and has an aversion to anything
+which savors of modernity and the parvenu. Miss White excels in the
+delineation of such characters, and she makes them all very real and
+life-like, so that the reader soon learns to look at them as persons and
+not as mere creations of an imagination. There is humor, too, in the
+stories--humor of a quaint but intensely satisfying nature. The love
+affairs have the delicate fragrance of mint and lavender, and savor of
+long ago. Contrasted with this is the modern time, which conflicts with
+the old and gives the bit of excitement found in the volume.
+
+This book was first published by McClure, Phillips & Co., with whom it
+went through several editions in 1901.
+
+
+
+
+                             _For Children_
+
+
+                               FLUTTERFLY
+                        By Clara Louise Burnham
+
+    Author of "The Quest Flower," "Jewel," "The Right
+        Princess," etc. Illustrated in color. 12mo, 75 cents.
+
+    [Illustration: Her father wanted her to move slowly about and be
+                              dignified.]
+
+Flutterfly was a little princess, and her true name--much too long and
+hard for common use--was reserved for state occasions. Her father, the
+king, was a cold and dignified person, who was often much annoyed by the
+playfulness of little Flutterfly, and when one day she stole away from
+the palace to go skating with the pages, he threatened her with heavy
+punishment. First he locked her up in her own room, but that very night
+her window was magically changed into the opening of a fairy world,
+through which she went into Freezeland. The rest of the story tells how
+she encountered Jack Frost, how she was befriended by a Giraffe, a Swan,
+and a marvelous Horse, how she came to the ice palace of King Crystal,
+and how finally after many adventures she safely reached home again.
+And there she lived happily ever after, for Love had transformed the
+sorrowing King.
+
+The book is most attractively illustrated in color by Miss Emily Hall
+Chamberlin, whose work is well known to the readers of juvenile
+literature.
+
+
+
+
+                                _Drama_
+
+
+            HUSBAND, and THE FORBIDDEN GUESTS By John Corbin
+
+    Literary Director of the New Theatre, New York; author of
+        "An American at Oxford," "Which College for the Boy,"
+        "The Cave Man," etc. 12mo, $1.25 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+Few developments in the last decade have been so startling and important
+as the wide-reaching improvement that has been made in the standards of
+the American stage, and there have been numerous indications that the
+drama--not only the closet, but the acting drama--is again coming into
+its own as a form of literature to be _read_. Peculiar interest,
+therefore, attaches to this brilliant play by a man who occupies a post
+of the first importance in promoting the improvement of the American
+stage.
+
+"Husband" is a powerful embodiment in dramatic form of a typical
+American situation,--an overworked, harassed man--a wife feverishly
+desirous of social success and pleasure. How the short story works out
+must be left for the reader to discover. It is enough to say that it
+goes from scene to scene with ever-increasing intensity of interest, and
+that the conclusion is a strong, optimistic one, big with meaning for
+American readers.
+
+To "Husband" is added a brief one-act piece entitled "The Forbidden
+Guests," in which the problem of race suicide and the unwelcome child is
+handled with unforgettable imaginative force. Mr. Corbin was for many
+years dramatic critic of the New York _Sun_.
+
+
+
+
+                            _Outdoor Books_
+
+
+                   SPORT AND TRAVEL IN THE FAR EAST
+                             By J. C. Grew
+
+    Illustrated. Small 8vo, $3.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+                             [Illustration]
+
+Lovers of travel and sporting adventure will find Mr. Grew's book a
+mine of good reading. He has been an enthusiastic sportsman, and has
+hunted game of all sorts in nearly every part of the world, including
+Singapore, the Malay Peninsula, Northern Hindustan, New Zealand,
+Kashmir, and China. He has killed the cave-dwelling tiger, the ibex in
+the Himalayas, the black bear in Baltistan, the pigeon in Egypt, wild
+pigs in the Malay Peninsula, with other game too numerous to mention.
+He is an observant traveler, a ready and picturesque writer, while he is
+one of the few sportsmen-authors who contrive to give their readers the
+story of sporting incidents as they actually occur. The result is a book
+of remarkable variety of interest and instructiveness. It is lavishly
+illustrated from a large collection of remarkable photographs taken by
+the author and reproduced with great care.
+
+Mr. Grew, who is in the diplomatic service of the United States, is at
+present a member of the American Embassy to Germany. (_Ready in April._)
+
+
+                            WILDERNESS PETS
+                            By Edward Breck
+
+    Author of "The Way of the Woods." With illustrations from
+        photographs and drawings. Square crown 8vo.
+
+             [Illustration: MR. BRECK AND TWO OF HIS PETS]
+
+This is a book of unusual interest for young people. The author, after a
+brilliant career in many lands, has of late spent much of his time in
+the woods of Maine and Nova Scotia, and has taken as a hobby making pets
+of the wild creatures of the woods. From the thieving crow to the black
+bear and moose, there is scarcely an animal with which Mr. Breck has not
+been upon familiar terms. His close study of the ways of his animal
+friends is woven into an attractive narrative of the experiences of
+Uncle Ned Buckshaw and a group of young people while camping out in the
+Nova Scotia forest. Young readers will find it an intensely interesting
+book, from which they will derive a wide and sound knowledge of the
+habits of wild animals.
+
+                         (_Ready in April._)
+
+
+                                SWIMMING
+                        By Edwin Tenney Brewster
+
+    With frontispiece photograph of Annette Kellerman and
+        numerous diagrams. 16mo, $1.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+For any one who wants to learn to swim, to swim better, or to teach
+some one else to swim, Mr. Brewster's little handbook will be of
+unique helpfulness. It is a compact and well-arranged manual, giving
+instructions so clearly and entertainingly that the reader, given the
+opportunity for practice, can scarcely fail to acquire the art of
+swimming in all its branches in a short space of time. A particularly
+useful section of the book is that which presents the best method for
+teaching very small children to swim. The rapid increase in swimming
+instruction in public and private schools has been a notable feature of
+the last few years. Mr. Brewster's manual will be particularly useful to
+teachers of swimming, while to those who for any reason cannot obtain
+expert instruction it will be invaluable, since it will make it possible
+to acquire correct swimming without the wasteful habits of muscular
+action found in those who acquire the art by the customary haphazard
+process. The book is fully illustrated with clear and serviceable
+diagrams of positions and motions. (_Ready in April._)
+
+
+                       NOTES ON NEW ENGLAND BIRDS
+                          By Henry D. Thoreau
+
+    Arranged and edited by FRANCIS H. ALLEN. With illustrations
+        from photographs. 12mo.
+
+No one has written more poetically of our native birds than Thoreau, and
+some of his best writing was inspired by the songs and the flight of
+birds. The fourteen volumes of his Journal, which are sold only by
+subscription to the entire set of his Writings, contain a wealth of
+matter of the deepest interest to lovers of nature, and what he has to
+say of birds alone makes a good-sized volume in itself. Mr. Allen has
+taken out this bird material, arranged it in systematic order according
+to species, and annotated it where notes seemed necessary. The result is
+virtually a new volume of Thoreau's works, for the book is Thoreau's
+own, not a mere selection from his writings, and a large part of it has
+hitherto been practically beyond the reach of the average book-buyer. It
+is of interest and value scientifically as well as from the literary
+point of view, and it will be welcomed by all bird-lovers, whether or
+not they have had a previous acquaintance with Thoreau.
+
+The editor is well known as an ornithologist, being a full member of the
+American Ornithologists' Union, and he has had the advantage of an
+intimate acquaintance with Thoreau's Journal, of which he was associate
+editor with Mr. Bradford Torrey. The volume is attractively illustrated
+with photographs of live birds in their natural surroundings. It will be
+a book of permanent value.
+
+
+                   LITTLE GARDENS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
+                          By Myrta M. Higgins
+
+    Illustrated from photographs. Square 12mo, $1.10 _net_.
+        Postage extra.
+
+     [Illustration: THE RIGHT WAY TO TAKE A WEED OUT OF THE GROUND]
+
+This small, convenient book gives just the information that is needed by
+boys and girls and older people who are helping them to make gardens at
+home. It is written to the large number of boys and girls in ordinary
+circumstances, whose gardens must be limited as to position, extent,
+cost, etc., yet it will be equally useful to those of larger means who
+wish to find out for themselves the joys of a little garden. It should
+prove helpful also to teachers and social workers who are making school
+gardens and encouraging improvement work, and should supply a need for
+some time felt by Improvement Societies and Home Garden Associations.
+
+It aims first to give the reader a broad outlook beyond the limits of
+his own garden, taking the individual garden in its relation to the
+whole garden land of the community and to the great world garden itself.
+Then beginning with the autumn it furnishes timely suggestions for
+garden work throughout the varying seasons. It gives simple directions
+for choosing the site, laying out beds, selecting seeds, planting,
+raising, caring for, and harvesting the flowers and vegetables. It does
+not try to supply technical botanical information, but seeks to deepen
+the interest of the young gardener in all the details of his daily work
+by showing him something of the meaning and manner of the plant life
+with which he has to deal. It is furnished with a goodly number of
+illustrations which add to its interest and usefulness. Nearly all these
+are from photographs taken by the author while at her work.
+
+Miss Higgins has had a varied experience in both school and home
+gardening with children of all ages.
+
+
+
+
+                          _Present-Day Topics_
+
+
+                             PERSONAL POWER
+                        By William Jewett Tucker
+
+                 Crown 8vo, $1.50 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+As president of Dartmouth during the period when it was growing from
+a small New England college to one of the largest institutions of
+its kind in the United States, Dr. Tucker came to feel very keenly
+the need of quickening in young men the sense of personal power.
+This may be accomplished through various agencies, notably through the
+competition of business; but no business exists for this purpose. By
+common consent, however, the college stands for just this influence.
+From time to time, therefore, Dr. Tucker gave the Dartmouth students
+addresses, or less formal talks, on themes like the Estimation of
+Power, the Distribution of Personal Power, the Morally Well-bred Man,
+Moral Maturity, and the Recovery of Personal Power. Several of the
+most suggestive and stimulating of these talks are now gathered for
+publication. The volume contains also a group of four addresses made
+at the opening of successive college years, on the general subject of
+the Moral Training of the College Man, taking up successively the
+training of the Gentleman, the Scholar, the Citizen, and the Altruist.
+
+                   [Illustration: WILLIAM J. TUCKER]
+
+The immense popularity of ex-President Tucker at Dartmouth will of
+course commend this book to all men who have been connected with that
+college during the last sixteen years, but the interest will not stop
+there. He is almost equally well and favorably known to the public at
+large, as a wise educator and an eloquent preacher, for he has been
+heard in many prominent pulpits and was for several years a professor in
+Andover Theological Seminary.
+
+
+                         THE HEALTH OF THE CITY
+                           By Hollis Godfrey
+
+                                  12mo.
+
+Few contemporary topics are so pressing, or attracting so much
+attention, as city sanitation to help the health of cities. Mr. Godfrey,
+well known for his work in popular science, has been making a study of
+these questions for many years, and by his papers in the _Atlantic
+Monthly_ and elsewhere, has come to be an authority in the field. This
+book brings together the results of his studies, in a volume that will
+be of interest to every intelligent citizen, and of the highest
+usefulness to all engaged in welfare work. The topics treated are: city
+air, water, milk, food, ice, noise, waste, plumbing, and housing. Mr.
+Godfrey's writings are entertaining as well as instructive, and the book
+is the best handbook of this important subject obtainable--(_Ready in
+April._)
+
+
+                      THE CONQUEST OF CONSUMPTION
+                       By Woods Hutchinson, M.D.
+
+    Clinical Professor of Medicine. New York Polyclinic; author
+        of "Preventable Diseases," etc. Illustrated. 12mo,
+        $1.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+Dr. Hutchinson has won a unique place for himself as a brilliant writer
+upon medical topics. In this book upon one of the most pressing themes
+of the time, he is at his best. The list of chapters of the book
+indicates its helpful and timely character: A Message of Hope, The Enemy
+Himself, What Happens to the Bacillus in the Body, The Weapons of War,
+Fresh Air and How to Get It, Sunlight: the Real Golden Touch, Food the
+Greatest Foe of Consumption, Work and Rest, Intelligent Idleness, The
+Camp and the Country, Cash and Consumption, Climate and Health,
+Specifications for the Open-Air Treatment at Home. In addition to this
+there are some practical appendices dealing with the construction of
+open-air sleeping porches, camp building, etc. It is a book which should
+be in the hands of every tubercular patient, as well as of all those who
+are interested in stamping out the great white plague.
+
+The illustrations consist of five full-page plates showing various
+styles of sleeping porches for home use, and a diagram of a tent.
+
+
+                      EVERY-DAY BUSINESS FOR WOMEN
+                           By Mary A. Wilbur
+
+                   12mo, $1.25 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+The aim of this book is to furnish simple and accurate instructions for
+the conduct of "Every-Day Business,"--such business as inevitably falls
+to the lot of thousands of American women, both married and single. The
+methods of banking, the management of a check-book, foreign exchange,
+getting money in emergencies, how to send money, bills and receipts, the
+relations of employer and employee, relations with railroads and hotels,
+simple bookkeeping, on sending things, taxes and customs, the use and
+transference of property, stocks and bonds, wills and estates--all these
+are clearly and even entertainingly explained, and the woman who has
+read the book will find herself saved many daily moments of doubt and
+many annoying errors. It is a book which should be in every home, on
+every woman's writing-table.
+
+Miss Wilbur has been for many years a teacher of banking and political
+economy in Miss Dana's celebrated school at Morristown, New Jersey, and
+the present work is the result of practical experience in teaching the
+elements of correct business procedure.
+
+
+                      WOOL-GROWING AND THE TARIFF
+                          By Chester W. Wright
+
+    Instructor in Political Economy in the University of
+        Chicago. Harvard Economic Studies, Vol. V. 8vo, $1.50
+        _net_. Postpaid.
+
+The continued discussion following the passage of the recent tariff
+bill indicates that we are now at the beginning rather than the end
+of a period when public attention will more than ever centre upon
+this subject. In the history of our tariff no other schedule has
+attracted so much attention or been the cause of more controversy
+than that relating to wool and woolens. It was the failure of
+Congress to make any substantial change in duties on them which led
+President Taft to single them out in particular as his chief cause
+for any dissatisfaction with the present tariff. The one point made
+clearest of all in the recent tariff discussion was the need for a
+thorough knowledge of the facts and genuine scientific study. In this
+volume, based upon years of research, the author has studied the
+wool-growing industry of the country in connection with the tariff
+duties on wool and woolens. He shows an unexpected variety and
+complexity of forces, and proves the superficiality and fallacious
+character of much of current discussion. The duties on wool are shown to
+be of little real importance in the growth of the industry. Incidentally
+the book also presents a history of the woolen manufacture, touches on
+many points in the history of American agriculture, and throws light
+upon a number of the broader problems in the economic history of the
+United States. It should appeal to those interested in our country's
+industrial history as well as to those interested in the tariff
+question.
+
+
+                     COPYRIGHT: ITS HISTORY AND LAW
+                        By Richard Rogers Bowker
+
+                   Author of "The Arts of Life," etc.
+
+This work, the outgrowth from an earlier book on copyright published by
+Mr. Bowker in 1886, with bibliography by Mr. Thorvald Solberg, covers
+the development of copyright from the earliest time (and in England as
+well as in the United States), to the passage of the new American code
+of 1909, inclusive of such interpretation as this has already received
+in the courts. It treats in full all the several features of the code of
+1909 and is intended for the use of authors.--artistic, dramatic, and
+musical as well as literary.--publishers, lawyers, and the public. Mr.
+Bowker, as editor of the _Publishers' Weekly_, has followed copyright
+development for many years; and as Vice-President of the American
+(Authors') Copyright League, participated actively in the preparation of
+the new code. Appendixes give the text of the code, the Royal Copyright
+Commission digest of British copyright law with summary of later
+legislation, the International Copyright Union conventions, etc. This
+work will take a position at once as the standard handbook on the
+subject of copyright. (_Ready in May_)
+
+
+
+
+                        _Essays and Literature_
+
+
+                           ESSAYS ON THE SPOT
+                         By Charles D. Stewart
+
+    Author of "Partners of Providence," "The Fugitive Blacksmith,"
+        etc. 12mo.
+
+                   [Illustration: CHARLES D. STEWART]
+
+Mr. Stewart is seen here in a new rôle. The six papers that are brought
+together in the book fall into three groups. The first group, consisting
+of "Chicago Spiders," "The Story of Bully" (an extraordinary ox), and
+"On a Moraine," has to do with certain curious observations and
+reflections connected with the three subjects in question. For insight,
+imagination, and intellectual vigor, they are very notable, and strike a
+new note in American essay-writing. The second group, consisting of
+Kubla Khan and The Study of Grammar, shows Mr. Stewart as a literary
+critic and analyst of the first rank. His interpretation of the meaning
+of Kubla Khan will create a sensation among scholars and lovers of
+poetry, while his shrewd and entertaining remarks on the present method
+of studying grammar will provoke animated educational discussion and
+cause a reminiscent chuckle in many an old school-boy and girl. Finally,
+by itself, comes "We," a vivacious, penetrating parody of Kipling's
+famous story, "They,"--which indirectly suggests some far-reaching
+thoughts on literary art.
+
+
+                     AT THE SIGN OF THE HOBBY-HORSE
+                      By Elizabeth Bisland Wetmore
+
+    Author of "The Life and Letters of Lafcadio Hearn," etc.
+
+In this group of essays upon some of her intellectual hobbies, Mrs.
+Wetmore's penetrating mind and vivacious style are seen to exceptional
+advantage. She writes upon topics that are very much alive--subjects of
+debate and discussion among cultivated people everywhere. A few of the
+topics treated are The Morals of the Modern Heroine, The Child in
+Literature, The Contemporary Poets, Strong Meat for the Masses (_i.e._,
+literary meat), The Books of the Bourgeoisie, The Little Member (_i.e._,
+the tongue), Upon Making the Most of Life, etc. In tone and flavor, the
+essays are somewhat between the bookish character of such collections as
+Sedgwick's "Great Writers" and the personal, whimsical note of those of
+Miss Repplier and Mr. Crothers. They are always vigorous in thought and
+expression, and uncommonly readable. They will be read and talked of.
+(_Ready in April_)
+
+
+                      AN APPROACH TO WALT WHITMAN
+                           By Carleton Noyes
+
+    Author of "The Enjoyment of Art" and "The Gate of
+        Appreciation." Illustrated. Large crown 8vo, $1.50
+        _net_. Postage extra.
+
+For any one desiring to get at the true spirit and meaning of Walt
+Whitman's poetry, there could be no better introduction than this
+compact and illuminating volume. Mr. Noyes, who has made a life-long
+study of Whitman, writes of him with peculiar insight and clarity. The
+chapters deal with Whitman the Man, with his Art, his Human Appeal, his
+Attitude toward God and Religion, and, finally, with his unique message
+to the individual reader. The book is in no sense a competitor with any
+of the biographies of Whitman,--but, rather, complementary to them. No
+lover of the Good Gray Poet can afford to overlook it, while many who
+have been perhaps but indifferently interested in Whitman will find this
+book a stimulus to further study. It is illustrated with a rare
+photograph reproduced in photogravure, together with a facsimile of an
+interesting piece of unpublished manuscript.
+
+Mr. Noyes was for several years an instructor in the English Department
+of Harvard University, but is now devoting himself entirely to letters.
+                           (_Ready in April_)
+
+
+                           LETTERS TO MY SON
+
+This is a unique book of intense human interest, written by a
+well-known English author whose name is, by her own desire, withheld.
+These Letters, or confessions, tell the story of a woman's early
+wedded life with remarkable poignancy, and with a humor, tenderness,
+picturesqueness, and lack of self-consciousness, that cannot fail to win
+thousands of readers, especially women. The volume is unlike all other
+books of fiction. It cannot be described; it must be read. It is, in
+short, the book of a woman's heart written with a mingling of frankness
+and reserve, of strong feeling and literary skill that will make a
+permanent impression. (_Ready in May_)
+
+
+                          A STUDY OF THE DRAMA
+                          By Brander Matthews
+
+    Illustrated. Crown 8vo, $1.50 _net_. Postage extra. [Also,
+        School Edition, $1.25 _net_. Postpaid.]
+
+                    [Illustration: BRANDER MATTHEWS]
+
+This book does for the theatre what Bliss Perry's "Study of Prose
+Fiction" does for the novel. It is a clear and able study, not of the
+closet-drama, but of the actual stage play. It is not a history of the
+drama, though a great deal of sound dramatic history comes in
+incidentally. It is rather an exposition of the conditions which
+determine the method in which a play is constructed and which make for
+its significance and success. In its helpfulness for the intelligent
+play-goer who wants to understand what he sees and judge plays readily
+and soundly, it is unique. Prof. Matthews has been for many years
+professor of dramatic literature in Columbia University, and as a writer
+upon the drama he has won a position of undisputed authority. This book
+embodies the results of his life-long studies. It is illustrated with
+plans and views of famous theatres.
+
+
+              ENGLISH LITERATURE IN ACCOUNT WITH RELIGION
+                          By Edward M. Chapman
+
+    Author of "The Dynamic of Christianity." Large crown 8vo,
+        $2.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+This unusual book is a study of the debt of English literature, through
+the past century and a half, to the religious impulse. "The path of
+literature leads primarily to that of religion," says Mr. Chapman; "they
+are brethren of one blood, interdependent, and necessary to each other."
+In this relation, Mr. Chapman illustrates from the literature he
+studies, taking up in order practically all the important English
+writers from Cowper to the present day. He writes well and
+entertainingly, and never with a narrow theological preoccupation. No
+serious student of literature can read the book without drawing from it
+a flood of new light upon the ideals of the nineteenth century, while it
+has of course special interest for those vitally concerned with
+religious matters.
+
+
+
+
+                        _Biography and History_
+
+
+                         THE LIFE OF MARY LYON
+                       By Beth Bradford Gilchrist
+
+    With portraits and other illustrations. Square crown 8vo,
+        $1.50 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+Of the many notable women of the nineteenth century, few did work of
+such lasting importance as Mary Lyon, through whose influence the
+movement for the higher education of women was begun. As the founder of
+Mount Holyoke College, the story of her life and the force of her
+personality are already traditionally known to thousands of college
+women throughout the United States, but the world at large, which knows
+her chiefly as a celebrated name, will for the first time learn from
+Miss Gilchrist's admirable biography of her great personal magnetism and
+charm. Miss Gilchrist has done her work well and sympathetically, and
+has painted a permanent addition to the portraits of the world's great
+women. It is a fit companion to the remarkable "Life of Alice Freeman
+Palmer," one of the most successful books of 1908. In the best sense it
+is a book of inspiration.
+
+
+                          MY FRIEND THE INDIAN
+                          By James McLaughlin
+
+    Illustrated. Large crown 8vo, $2.50 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+This is an authoritative book of engrossing interest. The author, as
+Indian Agent and Inspector, has had intimate relations with Indians for
+a period of nearly forty years. It was he who ended the Ghost Dance
+trouble in 1890 by the arrest of Sitting Bull, and so successful have
+been his negotiations with the Indians in many difficult and complicated
+cases that he is known among them as "The Negotiator." The story of his
+life and work is unique in the rich literature dealing with the subject
+of the American Indian. He tells of many thrilling episodes in Indian
+history, including for the first time the Indian side of the story of
+the Custer tragedy at Little Big Horn, and the story of Chief Joseph's
+famous retreat with his Nez Perces. Along with these intensely
+interesting reminiscences, there are studies of the Indian character
+that are of first importance. The author tells of the Indian's daily
+customs in love and war, of his way of looking at things, and of his
+religion. The whole, in short, is a thrilling narrative of adventure and
+a firsthand study of the Indian character that cannot be passed by. It
+is fully illustrated with unusual pictures of Indians and their life.
+(_Ready in April_)
+
+                   [Illustration: AN UNTAMED INDIAN]
+
+
+                            COLONIAL MOBILE
+                          By Peter J. Hamilton
+
+    Revised and enlarged edition. With illustrations and maps.
+        8vo, $3.50 _net_. Postpaid.
+
+Mr. Hamilton has found a new historical field in the region, originally
+the stronghold of the greatest tribes of Indians, then explored by the
+Spaniards and settled by the French, and long a debatable ground between
+the Latins on the Gulf and the Anglo-Saxons on the Atlantic. The
+Alabama-Tombigbee Basin, the original Louisiana, of which Mobile was the
+metropolis, shifted from one side to the other in the contest until even
+Edward A. Freeman declared it an historical puzzle.
+
+Opportunity is taken in this revised and enlarged edition to emphasize
+the American rather than the local features. There is a new study not
+only of the early explorers like De Soto, and of the Southern Indians
+and of colonial systems, but of the interaction of Latin and British
+institutions whose fusion resulted in a new type of American. Previous
+writers have contented themselves with the Latin or the British element;
+this is the first study of their conflict as seen from the centre of the
+field. In its department the book has become a standard.
+
+Among the new material of this edition may be mentioned much light on De
+Soto, Pardo, and De Luna, on the Spiritu Santo question, on French and
+Spanish institutions. We find the first presentation of the British
+legislation, Indian policy and boundary, and American territorial and
+social evolution in the South-west. In the appendix are for the first
+time made available the Pardo Narratives of exploration and rare
+biography. The new illustrations, too, are a distinct feature. Many are
+of unpublished maps from European archives, and show the gradual
+emergence of the states at the expense of the Indian nations, and places
+and relics pictured are of general interest.
+
+
+
+
+                                _Travel_
+
+
+                       THE RUSSIAN ROAD TO CHINA
+                          By Lindon Bates, Jr.
+
+                     Illustrated. Large crown 8vo.
+
+Not long after the Russian railroad across Siberia was opened, Mr. Bates
+traveled along it to Irkutsk, and thence by sledge along the old post
+road to Urga in Mongolia. His readable and entertaining narrative of his
+experiences, adventures, and impressions of the country and people
+constitutes a firsthand account of Siberia of unique interest and value;
+while the new light that the book throws upon some of the most important
+questions involved in the reconstruction of the Far East makes it one
+that must be considered by all serious students of this field. It is
+fully illustrated from interesting photographs by the author.
+
+Mr. Bates is a graduate of Yale University, and a civil engineer by
+profession. He has, however, given much time to public affairs, and as a
+member of the legislature of the State of New York has taken a prominent
+stand in reform politics, and in the sound administration of the
+public's business.
+
+
+                      1910 SATCHEL GUIDE TO EUROPE
+                             By W. J. Rolfe
+
+    With colored maps and street plans. Pocket size, flexible
+        leather cover, $1.50 _net_. Postpaid.
+
+39th annual edition carefully revised. It includes Great Britain,
+Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, France, Austria, and Italy,
+besides valuable general information. As the _Travel Magazine_ says, "It
+is one of the most valuable little companions that any tourist can
+possibly have."
+
+
+
+
+                         _For the Bride-to-Be_
+
+
+                                HER BOOK
+                            By Mabel M. Swan
+
+    Flexible covers. Crown 8vo, $2.00 _net_. Postage extra.
+
+This book is intended first of all for practical use--as a record book
+to be kept from the time of the announcement of a girl's engagement to
+her wedding day. The diary is supposed to begin at the time the
+engagement is announced, giving opportunity for recording luncheons,
+teas, "showers," and all other pleasant happenings that accompany an
+engagement. There are pages for lists of the people to be invited to the
+wedding, and those to whom announcements are to be sent; for lists of
+gifts, names of givers, and dates of acknowledgment of gifts; pages for
+photographs, newspaper clippings, descriptions and samples of her
+trousseau, of her wedding gown, veil, and flowers from her wedding
+bouquet; and for lists of bridesmaids and ushers.
+
+It is intended secondly as a gift book, as a book to be kept for future
+years, to recall one of the happiest times in a girl's life. The pages
+have attractive marginal decorations and a quality of paper suitable for
+taking writing ink is used. No more appropriate or acceptable gift can
+be imagined, when a girl is engaged. (_Ready in May_)
+
+
+
+
+                       _Philosophy and Religion_
+
+
+                      THE PRINCIPLES OF PRAGMATISM
+                           By H. Heath Bawden
+
+    Formerly Professor of Philosophy at Vassar College and at
+        the University of Cincinnati. Crown 8vo, $1.50 _net_.
+        Postage 14 cents.
+
+In the history of philosophy there have been few more notable phenomena
+than the rapidity with which the school of thought known as Pragmatism
+has gained ground among careful thinkers in the last few years, and,
+unlike many schools of thought, it has, as expounded by the brilliant
+pen of William James and other leaders, contrived to interest many
+readers not ordinarily attracted by philosophical subjects. Professor
+Bawden's book on "The Principles of Pragmatism" is a careful, logical,
+and lucid exposition of this system of thought, and thoughts bearing on
+other intellectual fields. The professional philosopher will find it
+important and significant, while for the lay reader it will be a most
+useful exposition of this most modern of intellectual currents.
+Professor Bawden is well known in philosophical circles for his
+constructive thinking.
+
+
+               THE EARLIEST SOURCES FOR THE LIFE OF JESUS
+                      By Francis Crawford Burkitt
+
+    In the Modern Religious Problems Series. 12mo, 50 cents
+        _net_. Postage 5 cents.
+
+The author of this book is a graduate of Trinity College, Cambridge, and
+has been Norrisian Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge,
+England, since 1905. He has made a special study of the Semitic
+Christianity that once flourished east of the Roman Empire, and believes
+that the rise of the Christian Church can be understood only in relation
+to the hopes and fears of the Jewish nation during the first century.
+Our view of these hopes and fears must profoundly modify the critical
+judgment that we pass on the Gospels and the sources from which we may
+suppose them to have been derived. In a previous work, called "The
+Gospel History and its Transmission," Professor Burkitt considered the
+problem how it came to pass that any historical record of the Life of
+Jesus should have survived. In the present volume the main positions
+taken up are (1) the general historicity of the sketch of our Lord's
+career given in the Gospel of Mark, and (2) the impossibility of making
+a satisfactory reconstruction of the lost source or sources used (in
+addition to Mark) in the Gospels according to Luke and Matthew.
+
+
+                           PAUL AND PAULINISM
+                            By James Moffatt
+
+    In the Modern Religious Problems Series. 12mo, 50 cents
+        _net_. Postage 5 cents.
+
+The author of this monograph made his first contribution to the
+criticism of the New Testament in 1901 by the publication of "The
+Historical New Testament," a work which was at once recognized in
+Germany and America, as well as in Great Britain, as an original and
+fruitful statement of its position. In 1907 Dr. Moffatt delivered the
+Jowett Lectures in London upon The Spirit in the Early Church. These
+have not yet been published, but the present monograph is a compact and
+popular outline of the argument developed in the first and second of the
+Lectures. Dr. Moffatt has contributed articles on various aspects of
+Paul to the Encyclopedia Biblica, the new edition of the Encyclopedia
+Britannica, and the critical reviews. He writes out of a prolonged study
+of the subject, both on its critical and on its constructive side, so
+that the present monograph may claim to have behind it that original
+research without which no contribution to the literature of Paulinism is
+entitled to a hearing.
+
+
+                          THE CHURCH AND LABOR
+                           By Charles Stelzle
+
+    In the Modern Religious Problems Series. 12mo, 50 cents
+        _net_. Postage 5 cents.
+
+This little book seeks to make clear the steps which have been taken to
+bring the Church and Labor into closer relationship with one another,
+and to point out methods of still closer relationship. Mr. Stelzle was
+born in a tenement house district in New York City. At eight years of
+age he left school and went to work in a tobacco factory. Later he was a
+newsboy, and then a machinist, which has given him the right to be a
+member of the International Order of Machinists, and to have access to
+the Labor Unions of this country. He annually attends the two weeks'
+convention of the American Federation of Labor as a fraternal delegate,
+and his addresses have created the greatest enthusiasm. He is now
+directing some laboratory work for the Presbyterian Church among the
+foreign-speaking people of New York City. He is director of the
+Department of Christian Sociology in one of the leading schools for
+Christian workers, and as Superintendent of the Presbyterian department
+of Church and Labor, has done yeoman service in bringing the Church to
+an appreciation of the laboring man, and the laboring man to an
+appreciation of the Church.
+
+
+
+
+                                _Poetry_
+
+
+                 COMPLETE POEMS OF RICHARD WATSON GILDER
+
+    With photogravure portrait. Crown 8vo, $1.50. Also in leather
+        bindings.
+
+This complete edition of Mr. Gilder's poems appeared under his
+supervision a year and a half ago. It contains his final selection from
+his nine previous volumes, together with his last pieces, and is a
+notable and permanent addition to the library of American song.
+
+
+                           POEMS OF BELIEF
+                        By Theodore C. Williams
+
+    Translator of "Virgil's Æneid" and "Elegies of Tibullus."
+        With frontispiece by Elihu Vedder. 12mo.
+
+Mr. Williams, whose recent edition of the Æneid is regarded by the
+_Harvard Graduates' Magazine_ as "the best English translation of the
+present time," offers in this new volume about seventy poems which may
+be divided into three groups,--religious, occasional, and translations
+from the Latin. The poems express devoutly and freely the common
+experiences of the religious life, but are not ecclesiastical; and
+though not doctrinal, the accent is rather upon truth than feeling. The
+standpoint is ethical idealism. As _The Christian Register_ has said,
+Mr. Williams is "a religious idealist who is at heart a true poet ... as
+well as a thorough classical scholar and a winning religious teacher."
+
+
+
+
+                       _Riverside Press Editions_
+
+
+                            A POET IN EXILE
+                      BEING SOME EARLY LETTERS OF
+                                John Hay
+
+    Edited by Caroline Ticknor. Limited Riverside Press
+        Edition. With portrait. 8vo.
+
+A highly interesting and significant episode in the life of John Hay is
+presented in this unusual little book in the original documents. In
+1858, young Hay, then twenty years of age, graduated from Brown
+University and went to study law in a dingy law office in Warsaw,
+Illinois. This was his poetic period of storm and stress. Remote from
+the literary friendships that had been a delight and inspiration in
+college, exile as he felt himself, he poured himself out in some
+interesting unpublished poems and particularly in a series of letters to
+his friend, Miss Nora Perry, the poet of Providence, who was one of the
+most interesting women of her time. The slender volume, which contains
+these letters and poems published for the first time, will be of
+extraordinary interest to book-lovers, collectors, and the many admirers
+of Mr. Hay. It is octavo, of about 64 pages, printed from type on
+Batchelor hand-made paper, and bound uncut in paper-boards with paper
+label. The frontispiece is a contemporary portrait of Hay engraved on
+copper by Sidney L. Smith.
+
+                             [Illustration]
+
+
+                              PAN'S PIPES
+                       By Robert Louis Stevenson
+
+    Riverside Press Edition of 550 numbered copies, 500 for
+        sale. Small 16mo.
+
+There are few more charming essays in modern letters than Stevenson's
+characteristic whimsical discourse which he has entitled "Pan's Pipes,"
+a faithful rendering of that pagan spirit which is eternal in the human
+heart. The delicacy and classic air of the essay has made it seem a
+peculiarly fit subject for exquisite typographical treatment. In this
+edition, Mr. Bruce Rogers has given it an embodiment of simple
+neo-classic charm which leaves little to be desired. The little book
+consists of 18 pages printed from type on a special quality of Italian
+hand-made paper and decorated with medallions of fauns and satyrs
+adapted from old engraved gems. The binding is of brilliant red paper on
+thin boards, stamped with a representation of a maze, also taken from an
+old gem.
+
+
+
+
+                             _Educational_
+
+
+                           American Education
+                          By Andrew S. Draper
+
+    Commissioner of Education of the State of New York. With an
+        introduction by Nicholas Murray Butler, President of
+        Columbia University. 12mo, $2.00 _net_. Postpaid.
+
+Dr. Draper gives in this book the results of his unusually wide and
+fruitful experience as city superintendent, state superintendent,
+president of a state university, and Commissioner of Education of the
+State of New York.
+
+
+                      The Principles of Education
+                         By William C. Ruediger
+
+    Asst. Professor of Educational Psychology, Teachers
+        College, George Washington University. 12mo, $1.25
+        _net_. Postpaid.
+
+Professor Ruediger discusses the teacher's education and training and
+presents a very satisfactory summary and interpretation of the best
+educational theory underlying the aims of education, the administration
+of schools, and methods of teaching.
+
+
+             The First Book of Stories for the Story-Teller
+                            By Fanny E. Coe
+
+    Teacher of English in the Boston Normal School. 16mo,
+        80 cents _net_. Postpaid.
+
+This collection of stories has been especially prepared by Miss Coe for
+teachers and parents of children of the age of those in the first grade
+in our public schools.
+
+
+                         European Hero Stories
+                          By Eva March Tappan
+
+    Profusely illustrated. Square 12mo, 65 cents _net_. Postpaid.
+
+This book, in a picturesque but historically accurate narrative,
+portrays the preëminently great characters of European history, from
+Alaric the Visigoth to Napoleon.
+
+
+                           The British Isles
+                        By Everett T. Tomlinson
+
+    Profusely illustrated from photographs. 12mo, 60 cents
+        _net_. Postpaid.
+
+This book tells the story of a journey which the author took in company
+with a party of young people through the British Isles. An introduction
+summarizes the geographical facts of the British Isles, and sketches the
+history of the English people. An appendix contains statistics of areas,
+population, production, etc.
+
+
+                           Little-Folk Lyrics
+                       By Frank Dempster Sherman
+
+    School Edition. Illustrated. 16mo, 60 cents _net_. Postpaid.
+
+Mr. Sherman's poems have been widely recognized for their special appeal
+to children. They are written in a vein similar to Stevenson's "Child's
+Garden of Verse."
+
+
+                          Old Ballads in Prose
+                          By Eva March Tappan
+
+    School Edition. Illustrated. 12mo, 40 cents _net_. Postpaid.
+
+There is no more fascinating chapter of literature for children than
+that of the old English ballads. The most suitable of these ballads for
+school use, written in Miss Tappan's best narrative style, are offered
+in this book. The book is illustrated by Fanny Y. Cory.
+
+
+                        The Basket Woman Stories
+                             By Mary Austin
+
+    Author of "The Land of Little Rain," "Isidro," etc.
+        Prepared for School Use. Illustrated. Square 12mo. _In
+        press_.
+
+One of the most delightful collections of Indian stories ever published.
+They are either legends as told around the camp fires of the Paiute
+Indians of the Pacific coast, or are based upon the traditions of this
+tribe. The book contains a number of interesting photographs of scenes
+described in the tales, taken by the United States Indian Service.
+
+
+               Everyman, The Second Shepherd's Play, and
+                     Other Miracles and Folk Plays
+
+    Edited by Clarence Griffin Child, Professor of English in
+        the University of Pennsylvania. Riverside Literature
+        Series, No. 191. Paper, 30 cents, linen, 40 cents
+        _net_. Postpaid.
+
+The editorial equipment contains a general introduction, special
+introductions to the different plays, and explanatory and critical
+notes.
+
+
+                        Mrs. Gaskell's Cranford
+
+    Edited, with complete introduction, notes, questions, and
+        suggestions, by H. E. Coblentz, head of the English
+        Department, South Division High School, Milwaukee.
+        Riverside Literature Series, No. 192. Paper, 30 cents,
+        linen, 40 cents _net_. Postpaid.
+
+The editor, well known as a teacher and literary critic, has had the
+unusual advantage of a recent visit to Knutsford, which is the Cranford
+of the story. Photographs of the town of Knutsford add interest.
+
+
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