Drawing, An Introduction to Technical. Part II (W. Ahhott), 789. Etching, The Art of (E. S. Lumsden), 434. Pictures, Some Notable (A. A. Sainsbury), 516. Roman Churches, Wanderings Through Ancient (R. Lanciani), 719, ATLASES AND MAPS Atlas, The Chambers of Commerce (edited by G. Philip and T. S. Sheldrake), 517. Atlas, w, and A. K. Johnston's, 339, 632. Atlas, Ward, Lock & Co's Favourite, 439. Atlas, Ward, Lock & Co's New, 439. Atlas of the British Empire, Historical and Modern (C. G. Rohertson and J. G. Rartholomew), 250. Atlas of the World, Pitman's Commercial, 439. Atlases, Philips' Comparative Series of Wall, 339 Calendar, Philips' British Empire, 1925, 339. Geography of the Ancient World, The, 632. Map of the British Empire, The Navy league 792. Map of the World, Bacoo's Contour School, 339. Map Projections, A Concise Guide to (G. V. Gordon and F. Evans), 792. Maps (W. and A. K. Johnston), 342. BIOGRAPHY Bacon, Francis (1561-1626), (Dr. I. Levine), 621. Ben Jonson (C. H. Herford and P. Simpson), 788. Burney, Fanny (Prof. E. Morley), 543. Butler, H. M.: A Memoir (J. R. M. Butler), 853. Biltler, Samuel (C. E. M. Joad), 57. Canning, The New Policy of, 1822–7 (H. Temperley), 581. Cary, John (Sir H. G. Fordham), 722. Castlereagh, The Foreign Policy of, 1815-22 (Prof. C. K. Wchster), 247. Chadwick, Sir Edwin (1800--90) (M. Marston), 434. Charters, David, 260. Chesterton, Gilbert Keith (P. Braybrooke), 57. Dicey, Memorials of A. V. (hy R. S. Rait), 431. Dickens, Charles, and Other Victorians (Sir A. Quiller-Couch), 435. Disraeli and Gladstone (D. C. Somervell), 754. Galton, The Life, Letters, and Labours of Francis (Prof. K. Pearson), 57. Gray, Letters of Thomas (J. Beresford), 790. Gresham, Sir Thomas (F. R. Salter), 789. Harvey, Williain (1578-1657) (R. B. H. Wyatt), 433. Horace (Prof. A. Y. Campbell), 247. Howson of Holt (J. H. Simpson), 624. In the House of My Pilgrimage (L. M. Faithful), 58. Johnson, LL.D., Anecdotes of the late Samuel (H. L. Piozzi, edited by S. C. Roberts), 435. Keats, John (A. Lowell), 335. Lady Margaret (E. M. G. Routh), 337. Lamb, Selected Letters of Charles (edited by G. T. Clapton), 791. Let, Robert E. (Major-General Sir F.Maurice), 624. Léonard, Nicholas Gerain (Dr. W. M. Kerby!, 436. Lister, Lord (1827-1912) (Dr. C. Dukes), 433. More, Sir Thomas (1478-1538) (G. R. Potler), 789. Napier, Sir C. (Dr. T. R. Holmes), 621. Napoleon: An Outline (C. R. Ballard), 250 ; The First (E. of Kerry), 851. (edited by C. J. Hall), 256. CLASSICS (Prof. A. M. Brooks), 434 ; Mythology (D. J. E. Harrison), 434; Stoicism and its influence (Prof. R. M. Wenley), 431. Greek-English Lexicon, A. Part I (compiled by Dr. H. G. Liddell and Dr. R. Scott), 621. Greek Prose Composition, with Digest of Greek Idioms, Theory of Advanced. Part III (J. Donovan), 249. Hannibal, Scenes from the Life of (edited by Dr. W. D. Lowe), 789. Homer's Odyssey (H. B. Cotterill), 60. Juvenal's Tenth Satire and Johnson's The Vanity of Human Wishes (E, H. Blakeney), 516. Latin, An Anthology of Medieval (S. Gaseler), 516. Latin, Unprepared (edited by E. C. Marchant), 624. Latin on the Direct Method (W. H. D. Rouse and R. B. Appleton), 788. Latin Poetry, A Book of (chosen by E. V. Rieu), 624. Latin Poets, A Few Words on Verse Translation froin (W. E. Heitland), 621. Latin Prose Composition (J. A. Nairn), 853. Latina, Lingua. Primus Annus (W. L. Paine and C. L. Mainwaring), 789. Lucian, Certain Select Dialogues of (F. Hickes), 516. M. Tulli Ciceronis. De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum (edited by Prof. J. S. Reid), 624, 853. (vid, Selections from (Dr. W. D. Lowe), 789. Petronius, The Cena Trimalchionis of (&c.) (edited by W. B. Sedgwick), 516. Pliny's Letters, Anecdotes from (edited by Dr. W. D. Lowel, 789. Rome, A Literary History of (Prof. J. W'. Duff), 515. Rome, Authors of (Dr. J. A. Nairn), 60. Sappho and Her Infuence (D. M. Robinson), 566. Tales of Great Generals (Dr. W. D. Iowe), 789. Tales of the Civil War Caesar's)(Dr.W.D. Lowe!,789. Theocritus, The Idylls of (R. C. Trevelyan), 621, ECONOMICS Commerce for Beginners, The Elements of (M® Clark), 566. Economics, Everyone's (Dr. R. Jones), 517. Economics of Social Problems (H. A. Silverman), 856. Labour and Profits (B. Cable), 517. Mercantile Law, Stevens' (H. Jacobs), 517. Political Economiy, Palgrave's Dictionary of (edited by H. Higgs), 517. Population (A. M. Carr-Saunders), 517. Problems in Home Economics Teaching (I. F. Bowman), 856. Unemployment (J.L. F. Vogel), 856. Usury, A Discourse upon (1572) (T. Wilson), 517, 566. EDUCATION A Pedagogue's Commonplace Book (E. Rowland),834. Adolescent, Open Channels for the (T. J. Leonhardt), 518. Adult School Movement, The (G. C. Martin), 438. Auto-Education Guides. III (Dr. J. White), 720. Bedford School. A History of late J. Sargeaunt), 438. Books named in lists, 60, 249, 337, 439, 518, 720. Child, Consider the (M. Eaton), 851. Cinema in Education, The (Sir J. Marchant), 438. Education. An Essay Towards a Philosophy of (C. M. Mason), 337. Education, Beginning the Child's (E. F. Lynch), 518. Education, Imperial Studies in (edited by E. C. Martin), 337. Education, Social Problems and (E. R. Groves), 854. Education, The Foundations of. Vol. I (Prof. J. J. Findlay), 719. Education, The Johns Hopkins University Studies in. No. 8. (Dr. E. E. Franklin), 518. Education, The Purpose of (St. G, L. F. Pitt), 60. Education, Visual (F N. Freeman and others), 60. Education and Life (edited by J. A. Dale), 337. Education by Life (edited by H. B. Smith), 720. Education in East Africa (Dr. T. J. Jones), 518. Education in Canada (F. B. Low), 854. Education since 1789, Nationalism and (Prof. E. H. Reisner), 438. Educational Advancenient Abroad (F. J. C. Hearn shaw), 854. Educational Year Book of the International Institute of Teachers' College, Columbia University, 1924 (edited by Prof. I. L. Kandel), 720. Juveniles, The Employment and Welfare of (0. B. King), 518. Junior High School Curricula (Prof. H.C. Hines), 249, Junior High School Life (E. V. Thomas-Tindal and J. D. Myers), 249. Language Training: Learning to Read (A. F. Mackenzie), 790. Method, Foundations of (W. H. Kilpatrick), 854. School and Home (A. Patri), 854. School, The Changing (Dr. P. B. Ballard), 518. Schools, A Book about: Schoolboys, Schoolmasters, and School Books (A. R. H. Moncrieff), 518. “ Teaching of English "Series (Sir H. Newbolt), 518. The Platoon School (Dr. C. I,. Spain), 240. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE A Paladin of Philanthropy (A. Dobson), 790. Andersen, The Story of Hans (E. H. Moorhouse), 173. Animal Geography (W. P. Pycraft), 103. Arthur Mee's Talks to Boys, and Talks to Girls, 790. Australasia and New Zealand (B. C. Wallis), 103. Carlyle, The Best of (selected by T. 0. Glencross), 101. Carlyle's Essay on Sir Walter Scott (A. Smith), 436. Composition based on the Study of English Masters of style, A New Course of (A. Cruse), 721. Copy, 1924 (Columbia University), 855. Criticism, Principles of Literary (1. A. Richards), 173. David Copperfield the Younger (C. Dickens), 564. Dryden, John (edited by Mr. St. L. Strachey), 790. Elocution and Gesture (A. Hasluck), 790. England's Green and Pleasant Land, 855. English, A History of Modern Colloquial (H. C. Wyld), 435. English, Modern (Dr. J. H. Jagger), 721. English, The Modern Handbook of. Part I (Prof. H. D. de Gourville), 563. English, Use and Abuse of (R. Masson), 101. English Authors, Hours with (edited by Prof. E. T. Campagnac), 256, 563. English Essays (edited by E. D'Oyley), 563. English Grammar, An Elementary Historical New (Prof. J. and E. M. Wright), 60. English Grammar and Composition, A Junior Course of. Part I (L. Marsh and J. N. Goodman), 721. English in America, Fuphon (M. E. De Witt), 563. English in England, The Teaching of (report), 260. English in Secondary Schools for Girls, The Teaching of (G. H. Bracken), 256. Engilsh Literature, A Short History (E. Albert), 700. English Practice, A Higher Course of (R. B. Morgan aud R. B. Latimer), 790. English Prose and How to Write It (R. Blatchford), 790. English Studies, The Year's Work in. Vol. IV (edited by Sir S. Lee and F. S. Boas), 338. English Synonyms, Illustrations of (M. A. Pink), 563. English Through Actions (H. E. Palmer and D. Palmer), 563. Essays, Goldsmith's (selected by A. H. Sleight), 790. Essays, Macaulay's Historical and Literary, 790. Essays, Zigzags in France, etc. (E. V. Lucas), 790. Essays and Studies by Menibers of the English Association. Vol. X (E. K. Chambers), 172. Essays by Divers Hands (J. Drinkwater). 855. Fairy Tales from Grimm (edited by S. E. Wiltse), 338. Faustus, The History of (edited by Dr. W. Rose), 790. Folklore Studies : Ancient and Modern (Prof. W'. R. Halliday), 100. French History, Heroes of (L. Creighton), 623. Grammar of Function, The Junior Outline (E. M. Palser and R. T. Lewis), 564. Gulliver's Travels. I and II (J. Swift), 564. Hazlitt, The Best of (Compiled by P. P. Howe), 101. Hazlitt, William (A. J. Wyatt), 855. Il Novellino: The Hundred Old Tales (E. Storer), 797. Impressions and Comments (H. Ellis), 101. In the Land of Youth (J. Stephens), 100. Leaves from the Golden Bough (Lady Frazer), 100. Literature, Modern Russian (D. S. Mirsky), 563. Literature, The Craft of (W. E. Williams), 564. Literature, The Way of (edited by Prof. E. de Selincourt), 172. Literary Study, The Art of (H. B. Charlton), 435. Love Among the Artists (B. Shaw), 172. My Tower in Desmond (S. R. Lysaght), 790. Mystery of Edwin Drood, The (C. Dickens), 790. Off to the Sea, 436. Old English Grammar (Prof. J. Wright and E. M. Wright), 563. Our Sussex Parish (T. Geering), 435. Pictures from Italy (C. Dickens), 790. Plays from Old Stories, New, 564. Précis Book, A First (C. N. Pocock), 436. Précis.Writing, A Systematic Course (J. Compton), 564. Précis Writing, Selected Passages for (T. E. J. Brad shaw and G. G. Phillips), 256. Précis-Writing on Historical, Social, Literary, and other Subjects, A Compendium of (F. E. Robe son), 564. Prose. The Principles of English (G. L. Tarpley), 721. Prose, The Way of (J. Drinkwater), 173. Reader and Guide for New Americans. Books I and II (A. W. Castle), 256. Readers, The Sunshine First and Second Infant Primers, 564. Romanticism, A History of Modern English. Vol. I (Dr. H. G. de Maar), 172. Sea, The Lure of the (selected by F. H. Lee), 790. Sentences and Thinking (Profs. N. Foerster and J. M. Steadman), 338. Sesame and Lilies (J. Ruskin), 623. Shakespeare, A Preface to (G. H. Cowling), 435, 515. Shakespeare Plays and Poems, Notes on the Author ship of the (Dr. B. E. Lawrence), 564. Short Stories of To-day (J. W. Marriott), 102. Socialist, An Unsocial (B. Shaw), 172. Speaking, Purposive (Prof. R. West), 256. Speech-Training for Scottish Students (W. Grant and E. Robson), 855. Talks with Shepherds (W. Johnson), 790. Tennyson : Select Poems (edited by S. G. Dunn), 102. The Book of the Happy Warrior (H. Newboit), 721. The Golden Quill (F. 0. Mann), 102. The Irrational Knot (B. Shaw), 172. The Little World (S. Benson), 790. The Mouse Story (translated from the Danish of K. H. With), 173. The Noblest Frailty (M. Sadleir), 435. The Old Curiosity Shop (C. Dickens), 790. The Old Ladies (H. Walpole), 60. The Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn (H. Kingsley, 436. Gilbert (R. Hakluyt), 623. GEOGRAPHY Africa and Her Peoples (F. D. Walker), 64. America, North (Prof. J. R. Smith), 566. America, South (compiled by W. J. Glover), 632. Asia (J. Thomas), 439. British Empire, The : A Study in Colonial Geography (Prof. A. Demangeon), 792. Business Geography, Modern (E. Huntingdon and S. W. Cushing), 722. Commercial Reader, Pitman's Junior. Our Food Supplies (F. W. Chambers), 439. Wegener), 339. European Literature in the Nineteenth Century (B. Croce), 56. Exploration, Adventures of. Books I-III (Sir J. S. Kettie and S. C. Gilmour), 632. Far East, The : China and Japan (W. J. Glover), 439. From Pole to Pole (Prof. L. W. Lyde and E. M. Butterworth), 632. Geographies, Dent's Historical and Economic (Dr. H. Piggott and R. J. Finch), 439. Geography, A Progressive. (C. B. Thurston), 517, 632. Geography. Book II (R. E. Party), 792. Geography Commercial (A. L. Curr), 517; (A. & C. Black, The Reviewer) (C.), 554. Geography, First Lessons in (P. A. Knowlton), 339. Geography, Individual Work in Empire (W. S. Birkett), 439. Geography, Local (C. G. Beasley), 339. Geography, Nelson's Intermediate. Vol. II (J. H. Birrell), 439. Geography, Readable Physical (J. A. O. Muirhead), 339. Geography : The Scientific Study of Human Settle ment. Book I (R. E. Parry), 439. Geography and History, The Relations of (the late H. B. George), 339. Geography and History Meet, Where (W.L. Bunting), 439. Geography and Travel, Stanford's Compendium of Europe (edited by B. C. Wallis), 64. Geography for Little Children, A Picture. Part I. Asia (Bryher), 517. Geography Exercise Books, Kingsway Series, 857. Geography Makers, Real Stories of the (J. T. Faris), 617. Geography of Commerce, The (W. P. Rutter), 792. Geography of Common Things, (H. C. Barnard), 517. Geography of England and Wales (Historical) (E.H. Carrier), 792 Geography of Europe, An Economic (D. H. Smith), 366. Geography of the World, A School (Prof. L. W. Lyde), 439. Geography Practice, Nelson's. · Parts 1 and V (edited by Dr. J. Gunn), 103, 439. Geography, Through Map-Reading, 722. How we are Clothed (J. F. Chamberlain), 339. How we are Fed (J. F. Chamberlain), 339. Industries of the World, The (R. E. T. Ridout), 439. London, Introducing (E. V. Lucas), 722. London, Rambles in Greater (W. Jerrold), 632. Madeira (A. Lethbridge), 339. Nelson's Geography Practice (Dr. J. Gunn), 857. New Zealand and the Isles of the Pacific (compiled by W. J. Glover), 439. Oxford and District, de to, 439. Paris, Old-Time (Dr. G. F. Edwards), 566. Peoples and Places. Book IV (G. Guest), 339, Posi-War Britain (A. Siegfried), 64. Primitive Labour L. H. D. Buxton), 339. Scottish Homeland, The (R. M. Munro), 64. Sea Traders, The (A. Hurd), 439. Silchester, The Book of (J. Thomson), 336. Some Aspects of Imperial Communications (Major A. V. T. Wakely), 339. South Africa (W. J. Glover), 64. The Keener Sight: Talks and Exercises on Deduc. tional Geography (J. R. Crossland), 632. The Surface of the Earth (H. Pickles), 792. Traders in East and West (F. L. Bowman and E. J. Roper), 64. Wales : An Economic Geography (L. B. Cundall and T. Landman), 722. HISTORY American History, Factors in (A. F. Pollard), 726. Armour and Weapons in the Middle Ages (C. H. Ashdown), 857. Are Age, The (J. D. Kendrick), 857. Bibliography of Naval History (G. Callender), 218. Britain, Everyday Life in Roman (M. and C. H. B. Quennell), 340. Britain, The Last Age of Roman (e. Foord), 792. Britain in the Modern World ( C. J. B. Gaskoin), 519. British Commonwealth and its Unsolved Problems, The (C. M. MacInnes), 519. British History, Black's Picture Stories of (Uncle Robert), 519. Czechoslovakia (edited by Prof. J. Gruber), 519. Diplomatic Relations of Great Britain and U.S.A. (R. B. Moway), 857. England, Prejudice and Promise in Fifteenth Cen tury (C. L. Kingsford), 567. England under the Early Tudors (1485-1529) (C. H. Williams), 567. English-Speaking Nations, The (G. W. Morris and L. S. Wood), 250. Europe, The Expansion of (1415–1799) (Prof. W. C. Abbott), 567. Europe in the Seventeenth Century (D. Ogg), 340. Europe Overseas (J. A. Williamson), 519. European History, Notes on (W. Edwards), 250. France, Life in Medieval (J. Evans), 726. Greek Commonwealth, The (A. Zimmern), 250. Greek Historians, Readings from the. Vols. I-III (R. Mackie and others), 250. Histoire Politique de l'Europe Contemporaine. Tome I (Prof. Ch. Seignobos), 104. Historians, The Great (K. Bell and G. Morgan), 250. History, A Brief Survey of English Constitutional (D. G. E. Hall), 851. MISCELLANEOUS Argonauts, The Voyage of the (J. R. Bacon), 433. Child Care and Protection, The International Year Book of, 634. Dance, The (M. N. H'Doubler), 572. Directory of Women Teachers, The, 572. Gambling and Betting (Dr. R. H. Charles), 844. Gardening, The New Book of, 246. Gift Books for Children, 58, 830. Golf Links, The Professor on the (C. W. Bailey), 705. Greek Athletics (F. A. Wright), 344. Gymnastics, Priinary (N. Bukh), 572. How to Own and Equip a House (R. A. Bateman), 795. Income Tax Simplified (A. Fieldhouse and E. E. Fieldhouse), 795. League Neu's (League of Nations Union), 634. Other Publications, 68, 251, 344, 442, 634, 730. Pitman's Commercial Library, 768. Safety First for School and Home (H. E. Beard), 344. Shorthand Exercises, The Student's Complete Phono graphic (A. and E. E. Fieldhouse), 793. Stay Young (R. L. Goldman), 795. Travel Diary of a Philosopher (H. Keyserling), 662 Welfare Work in Industry (E. T. Kelly), 572. MODERN LANGUAGES A Travers le Sahara en Ballon (J. Verne), 626. Anthology of the Modernista Movement in Spanish America, An (edited by Prof. A. Coester), 174. Bombonnel, le Tueur de Panthères, 626. Causeries Caran D'Ache (W. H. Anstie), 524. Cervantes. La Gitanilla (Prof. E. A. Peers), 251. Chancel, J.: Le Pari d'un Lycéen (G. Wenger), 524. Cinq Semaines en Aéroplane (par. H. de Gorsse), 626. Cinq Semaines en Ballon (J. Verne), 626. Contigo Pan Y Cebolla : Comedia en Cuatro Actos (D. M. E. de Gorostiza), 251. Dutch, A Grammar of Modern (E. Kruisinga), 438. Einführung in die Deutsche Literatur (Dr. M. Schenker und Dr. O. Hassler), 342. Français Classique, Le (Prof. G. Cayrou), 102. France, Au Pays de (Mme and G. H. Camerlynck), 342. French. Dale Chart of Literature and History (P. L. Rawes), 102. French, Further Steps in (W. Ripman), 566. French, Further Translation from and into (E. C. Bearman), 566. French, The "Certificate" Free Composition in (E. G. Le Grand), 251. French-English and English-French Dictionary of Technical Terms (J. 0. Kettridge), 524. French Composition (M. Moraud), 251. French Correspondence, A Handbook of (J. Chéron and Prof. E. M. Schenck); 342. French Grammar (H. E. Berthon), 342. French Grammar, A (M. Kennedy), 724. French, Grammar, Commonsense (W. H. King), 342. French Idioms and Proverbs (De v. Payen-Payne), 174. French Poems of To-day: An Anthology (compiled by De V. Payen-Payne and I. H. Clarke), 174. French Reader, A Simplified (J. M. Moore), 64. French Reader, Easiest (M. Ceppi), 174. French Short Stories (T. B. Rudmose-Brown), 566. German. Dale Chart of Literature and History (J. S. Heber), 102. German Authors, Passages from (E. K. Bennett), 862. German Composition from German Models (J. 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Pathelin et Autres Pièces (Prof. M. Dondo), 64. Poésies du xixe siècle, Choix de (A. Wiel), 842. Poesias Originales (L. de Leon), 174. Spanish Dictionary, Marlborough's (A. J. R. V. Garcia), 794. Spanish Poetry Book for School and Home, A (compiled by Prof. E. A. Peers), 103. Un Verano en España: A Spanish Reader (R. B. Weems), 794. Voltaire: Selections, with Appreciations by Pope, Goldsmith, Carlyle, and Taine (A. Digeon and e. Fannière), 794. History, Modern (I.. C. Smith), 726. 567. Somervell), 726. Prehistoric Times (J. Higginbottom), 519. Hope), 340. and W. C. Bagley), 519. (Prof. J. Vendryes), 335. Laws of the Kings of England from Edmund to Henry I (edited by A. J. Robertson), 726. George), 519. Andrews), 60. lender), 57, 219. Ewing), 519. II (C. E. Mallet), 100. Fall of the (H. G. Rawlinson and W. N. V. Dunlop), 726. (W. E. Heitland), 567. Reade), 433. 1870-1924 (T. G. Williams). 567. the Renaissance and the Reformation (edited by Prof. F. J. C. Hearnshaw), 792. 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