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+The Project Gutenberg EBook of Catalogue of Publications [1902], by Compiled
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+almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or
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+Title: Catalogue of Publications [1902]
+ of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
+
+Author: Compiled
+
+Release Date: June 15, 2011 [EBook #36434]
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+PUBLICATIONS
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+OF THE
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+Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
+
+
+A Lady Born. _s._ _d._
+By ELLA E. OVERTON. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+A Merry Heart.
+By H. MAY POYNTER. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 0
+
+All is Lost save Honour.
+A Story of To-day. By CATHERINE M. PHILLIMORE.
+With Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 0
+
+Alone among the Zulus.
+By a PLAIN WOMAN. The Narrative of a Journey through the
+Zulu Country. With Four page Illustrations. Crown 8vo.
+ _Cloth boards_ 1 6
+
+Another Man's Burden.
+A Tale of Love and Duty. By AUSTIN CLARE. With Four page
+Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+Brotherhood;
+Or, In the Way of Temptation. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 6
+
+By Lantern Light.
+A Tale of the Cornish Coast. By AUSTIN CLARE, author
+of "Another Man's Burden," etc. With Four page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+Conroy Cousins (The).
+By the Rev. E. N. HOARE. With Four page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 0
+
+Dodo: an Ugly Little Boy;
+Or, Handsome is that Handsome does. By E. EVERETT GREEN.
+With Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Engel the Fearless.
+By ELIZABETH H. MITCHELL. With Four page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+Fairhope Venture (The).
+An Emigration Story. By the Rev. E. N. HOARE. With Four page
+Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+For Better for Worse.
+By CATHERINE E. MALLANDAINE. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+George Brand, Cabinet-Maker.
+By the late Rev. E. L. CUTTS. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 6
+
+Here and Elsewhere.
+The Fortunes of George Adams, in Town and Country. By the
+late Rev. HARRY JONES. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+How to Make Common Things.
+For Boys. By JOHN A. BOWER. Copiously Illustrated.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+Jack's Little Girls.
+By ALICE F. JACKSON. With Four page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Jennifer's Fortune.
+By Mrs. HENRY CLARKE, M.A. With Four page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 6
+
+Kate, the Pride of the Parish.
+By ELIZABETH H. MITCHELL. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Little Lady Maria.
+By the Author of "The Dean's Little Daughter." With
+Four page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Midshipman Archie.
+By ANNETTE LYSTER. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Miss Chilcott's Legacy.
+By H. LOUISA BEDFORD. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Perseverance under Difficulties,
+As shown in the Lives of Great Men. Illustrated. Crown
+8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Pillars of Success (The).
+By CRONA TEMPLE, author of "Griffinhoof," etc. With
+Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Remarkable Men:
+Wotton, Ferguson, Humboldt, Wilberforce, Faraday, Scott,
+Arnold, Waterton, Roberts, Bunyan. Illustrated.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Second Sight.
+By the late A. EUBULE-EVANS. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Simple Experiments for Science Teaching.
+By JOHN A. BOWER. With numerous Woodcuts. Crown
+8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Slavers and Cruisers.
+A Tale of the West Coast. By the late S. W. SADLER, R.N.
+With Four page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 0
+
+Squatter's Home (The).
+By MARIANNE FILLEUI. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Squire of Bratton (The).
+By the author of "The Dean's Little Daughter." With
+Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+Standard Bearers.
+A Story of Church Defence. By AUSTIN CLARE. With
+several Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 6
+
+Stepmother's Will (The);
+Or, a Tale of Two Brothers. By the late A. EUBULE-EVANS.
+With numerous Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Story of Our Museum (The):
+Showing how we formed it, and what it taught us. By the
+Rev. H. HOUSMAN, B.D. With numerous Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Stranding of the "White Rose" (The):
+A Story of Adventure. By C. DUDLEY LAMPEN. With
+Three page Illustrations. Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 0
+
+"Through all the Changing Scenes of Life."
+By S. BARING-GOULD. With several Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 1 0
+
+Tre, Pol, and Pen.
+By F. FRANKFORT MOORE. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Unsettled for Life;
+Or, What shall I be? By the late Rev. HARRY JONES, M.A.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+Velveteens.
+By the Rev. E. GILLIAT, M.A. With Three page Illustrations.
+Crown 8vo. _Cloth boards_ 2 6
+
+What came Between.
+By Mrs. NEWMAN. With Four page Illustrations. Crown
+8vo. _Cloth boards_ 3 0
+
+
+
+
+_FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE._
+
+BY G. MANVILLE FENN.
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+_With Five page Woodcuts. Cloth boards, 5s. each_.
+
+ Ching the Chinaman, and his Middy Friends.
+ Crown and Sceptre. A West Country Story.
+ Frank and Saxon. A Tale of the Days of Good Queen Bess.
+ Gil the Gunner; or, The Youngest Officer in the East.
+ Jack at Sea; or, All Work and no Play made him a Dull Boy.
+ Mass' George; or, A Boy's Adventures in the Old Savannahs.
+ Ned Leger. The Adventures of a Middy on the Spanish Main.
+ Planter Jack; or, The Cinnamon Garden.
+ Sail Ho! or, A Boy at Sea.
+ The Silver Salvors. A Tale of Treasure Found and Lost.
+ The Vast Abyss. Being the Story of Tom Blount, his Uncles,
+ and his Cousin Sam.
+ To the West.
+ Uncle Bart. The Tale of a Tyrant.
+
+
+BY THE LATE W. H. G. KINGSTON.
+
+_Illustrated._ _Cloth boards._
+
+Michael Penguyne; or, Fisher Life on the Cornish Coast. Crown 8vo,
+1_s._
+
+Mountain Moggy; or, The Stoning of the Witch. Post 8vo, 1_s._
+
+Ned Garth; or, Made Prisoner in Africa. A Tale of the Slave Trade.
+Crown 8vo, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+Owen Hartley; or, Ups and Downs. Crown 8vo, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+Rob Nixon, the Old White Trapper. A Tale of Central British North
+America. Post 8vo, 1_s._
+
+Sunshine Bill. Crown 8vo, 1_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Cruise of the "Dainty." Crown 8vo, 1_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Lily of Leyden. Post 8vo, 1_s._
+
+The Frontier Fort; or, Stirring Times in the North-West Territory of
+British America. Crown 8vo, 1_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Gilpins and their Fortunes. A Tale of Australia. Crown 8vo, 1_s._
+6_d._
+
+The Log House by the Lake. A Tale of Canada. Post 8vo, 1_s._
+
+The Mate of the "Lily;" or, Notes from Harry Musgrave's Log-Book.
+Crown 8vo, 1_s._
+
+The Settlers. A Tale of Virginia. Crown 8vo, 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Two Shipmates. Crown 8vo, 1_s._
+
+The Two Whalers; or, Adventures in the Pacific. Post 8vo, 1_s._
+
+
+BY GORDON STABLES, M.D., C.M., R.N.
+
+_Crown 8vo._ _Illustrated._ _Cloth Boards._
+
+Born to Command: A Tale of the Sea and of Sailors. 5_s._
+
+Captain Japp; or, The Strange Adventures of Willie Gordon. 5_s._
+
+Children of the Mountains. A Story of Life in Scottish Wilds. _5s._
+
+"From Greenland's Icy Mountains." A Tale of the Polar Seas. 2_s._
+
+Harry Wilde: a Tale of the Brine and the Breeze. 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+In Touch With Nature: Tales and Sketches from the Life. 2_s._
+
+Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep: a Tale of the Salt, Salt Sea. 2_s._
+6_d._
+
+
+BY F. FRANKFORT MOORE.
+
+_Crown 8vo._ _Illustrated._ _Cloth boards._
+
+Coral and Cocoa-nut. The Cruise of the Yacht "Firefly" to Samoa. 3_s._
+6_d._
+
+Fireflies and Mosquitoes. 3_s._ 6_d._
+
+From the Bush to the Breakers. 3_s._ 6_d._
+
+Sailing and Sealing. A Tale of the North Pacific. 3s. 6d.
+
+The Fate Of the "Black Swan." A Tale of New Guinea. 3_s._
+
+The Great Orion. 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Ice Prison. 3_s._
+
+The Mutiny on the "Albatross." 3_s._
+
+The Slaver of Zanzibar. 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+The Two Clippers. 3_s._ 6_d._
+
+Tre, Pol, and Pen. 2_s._ 6_d._
+
+Will's Voyages. 3_s._
+
+
+
+
+UNIFORM LIBRARY EDITION OF MRS. EWING'S WORKS.
+
+_Crown 8vo, half cloth, 2s. 6d. each._
+
+Volumes I.-XVIII., in a Case, 48_s._
+
+
+Vol. I. contains--"Melchior's Dream," and other Tales, "The
+Blackbird's Nest," "A Bit of Green," "Friedrich's Ballad," "Monsieur
+the Viscount's Friend," etc.
+
+Vol. II. contains--"Mrs. Overtheway's Remembrances," "Ida," "Mrs.
+Moss," "The Snoring Ghost," etc.
+
+Vol. III. contains--"Old-fashioned Fairy Tales."
+
+Vol. IV. contains--"A Flat Iron for a Farthing."
+
+Vol. V. contains--"The Brownies," "The Land of Lost Toys," "Three
+Christmas Trees," "An Idyll of the Wood," etc.
+
+Vol. VI. contains--"Six to Sixteen." A story for Girls.
+
+Vol. VII. contains--"Lob Lie-by-the-Fire," and other Tales, "Timothy's
+Shoes," "Benjy in Beastland," "So-So," etc.
+
+Vol. VIII. contains--"Jan of the Windmill."
+
+Vol. IX. contains--Verses for Children, Songs for Music, and Hymns.
+With numerous Illustrations.
+
+Vol. X. contains--"The Peace Egg," "A Christmas Mumming Play,"
+"Snapdragons," "Old Father Christmas," etc.
+
+Vol. XI. contains--"A Great Emergency," and other Tales, "A very
+Ill-tempered Family," "Our Field," "Madam Liberality."
+
+Vol. XII. contains--"Brothers of Pity," and other Tales of Beasts and
+Men, "Father Hedge-hog and His Neighbours," "Toots and Boots," "The
+Hens of Hencastle," etc.
+
+Vol. XIII. contains--"We and the World," Part I.
+
+Vol. XIV. contains--"We and the World," Part II.
+
+Vol. XV. contains--"Jackanapes," "Daddy Darwin's Dovecote," "The Story
+of a Short Life."
+
+Vol. XVI. contains--"Mary's Meadow," and other Tales of Fields and
+Flowers.
+
+Vol. XVII. contains--Miscellanea, including "The Mystery of the Bloody
+Hand," "Wonder Stories," "Tales of the Khoja," and other Translations.
+
+Vol. XVIII. contains--"Juliana Horatia Ewing and her Books," with a
+Selection from Mrs. Ewing's Letters.
+
+
+BY MRS. MOLESWORTH.
+
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+Friendly Joey, and other Stories. With Coloured Illustrations. Small
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