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as some of the recent works from this lady's pen have From the fact that so much attention is, at the shown traces of undue haste being exercised in their moment, being attached to the literature of Aoras production. Mrs. Leith Adams is writing the new and faunas, no doubt Mr. Wallace has been induced to serial for Sylvia's Household Journal, which bears write his work on “ Island Life,” which is to discuss the quaint title of “ The Editor of the Ever-green." the most interesting questions connected with in- Miss Braddon is spending a well-earned holiday sular foras, and much new information will be sup- in Cornwall, where, it is to be hoped, sufficiently plied by this book from the many recent geological strong ingredients may be picked up to suggest a and physical researches, new story, as was done during a recent holiday to Marcus Ward & Co. inform me that “ Hilary's the Black Forest, where “Vixen " was conceived. Love Story," by Georgiana M. Craik, will be the The death is announced of Prosessor Hodgson, of next volume of their popular series of “Bluebell” the University of Edinburgh, whose name appears novels. to a long list of works on political economy. Cecil Brooks & Co's new list includes a volume Mr. Alfred Thompson is spoken of as promoter, of poems by Mrs. Panton, who, by the way, is a possessor, and editor of the new social and satirical daughter of Mr. Frith, the artist; and a new journal to be called Paw. novelette by Miss Owens Blackburn, the author of So pleased was the Countess of Dudley with her many charming works of fiction. portrait in a recent issue of Life, that she ordered Under the editorship of Mr. F. S. Pulling, a 300 copies. handy series of volumes, entitled “British Colonies Mr. Clement Scott contributes a delicately worded and Foreign Countries,” are being published (Samp- set of verses to the memory of Miss Neilson, the son, Low). Each volume is to be written by a actress, in the current issue of the Theatre. The separate author, and two have already appeared, portraits in the October number of this magazine namely “The West Indies,” by Charles H. Eden, and will be those of Messrs. James and Thorne, of the 'Greece," by Lewis Sergeant. Should the other vol. Vaudeville Theatre. J. K. A. umes equal these two in clearness of geographical description and political investigation, the series will form a most valuable addition to the library, and be excellent handbooks for travelers. The NEW NOVELS. same firm announce a complete library edition of the works of Washington Irving, being copyright, T. B. Aldrich's Stillwater Tragedy has been unabridged, and with the author's latest revisions. eagerly followed by the readers of The Atlantic, It is in contemplation raising a subscription and is pronounced by the critics one of his best among the boys of England to purchase a life-boat stories. Its introduction of the labor question is which is to be christened “The Kingston,” in cleverly managed and does not at all interfere with memory of the late author of that name. Mr. the love making, or with the unraveling of the Henty has succeeded Mr. Kingston as editor of mystery we meet in the opening chapter, where the The Union Jack (Griffith & Farran). elderly cousin of the hero is found dead in his bed. George Routledge & Sons will, as usual, bring That his heir should be suspected of the murder out their Boys' and Girls' Annuals for 1881, and under suspicious circumstances is not strange, but their annual for elder folk is to be called The Green the faith of the reader in his innocence never wavers, Room, the list of contributors to which is very and he follows the thread of the story with breath. strong. They also announce “Little Buttercup's less interest until all is cleared up. "Like most of Picture Book," which is to contain no less than Aldrich's other stories, it takes unexpected turns ninety-six pages of pictures. Also, “ The Spanish and gives frequent surprises, and, like them all, it Match,” by Harrison Ainsworth, with illustrations has a charm of style which others try in vain to by F. Gilbert, and “ The Man-at-Arms, by G, P. R. imitate. (Hloughion, Miffin & Co.) James. Other important works will be announced A Windfall, by A. T. Perry, is evidently a first story, but displays considerable promise-it lacks The custom of running serial stories through unity but employs a number of dramatic incidents weekly newspapers is becoming more and more with good effect. It is the story of a man who common, chief amongst the suppliers of these to leaves his home in early youth and becomes dead the provincial press being the Messrs. Tillotson & to his family, but after a life of many vicissitudes Son, of Bolton. In their paper, the Bolton Evening becomes known to them again. His wandering News, they have made special arrangements for the life when he is attached to a circus troupe, where supply of a series of tales by writers of repute, the his little daughter keeps him company, introduces initial one of which is to be the “ Tryst of Arran- many striking characters, and his reconciliation at more," by Robert Buchannan; “ • My Love,” by the last with the wife from whom the dissensions of Mrs. Lynn Linton; “119 Great Porter Street,” by civil war had separated him is the final touch which B. L. Farjeon; and “Mary Marston,” by Dr. leaves him happy before the falling of the curtain. George MacDonald. Other characters, the long-suffering brother, the I am glad to notice that a subscription has been old maid sister, and the strongly prejudiced mother, set on foot in this country, for the purpose of as are distinctly outlined. Authors' Publishing Comsisting to restore the library of Professor Mommsen, pany. lately destroyed by fire. Much as Roman History Scribner's Monthly has already introduced The owes to German scholars, there is no one who has Grandissimes to the public, and this powerful story done better work in this department than the man of Creole life has had enough admirers to send it whose sudden loss English scholars are now in- forth bravely on its way in book form. It shows vited to help in making good, and I hope the ap- ' the sustained strength of Mr. Cable's briefer peal will meet with a liberal response. shetches, which is somewhat of a surprise, as the Mrs. Pender-Cudlip, better known as Annie gift of writing a good short story seldon indicates Thomas, has a new novel in the press, entitled equal success in a long novel. Like Creole Days, Page 9
sufficiently good not to grant for her unambitious | English colored book, imported by E. P. Dutton & volume the plea of the preface, Co., has already been sold, and a second lot is on “Be to its virtues very kind, Be to its faults a little blind." Rossiter Johnson's Single Famous Poems has been revised, and, with some additions, it will be Homicide, North and South, by H. V. Redfield published this fall under the title, Famous Single (J. B. Lippincott & Co.), is a valuable and interest- and Fugitive Poems. ing compilation on the relative proportion of mur- The new edition of Macaulay's Essays, published ders in the different sections of the country. It by Albert Cogswell & Co., is still having a large calls attention to the greater prevalence of the crime sale, and it well deserves it, for a prettier set of of homicide in the South, and while written in a standard books, for the price, it is difficult to find. thoroughly unsectional and impartial spirit, urges A Virginia Belle, announced by the Authors' that the laws and public sentiment should be brought Publishing Co., is a novel of life at the Virginia to bear on the suppression of this great evil. Its watering places, by Sem Ralph, of Tennessee, statistics and statements are unanswerable, and This is the first book these publishers have had show the need of such a volume, which every from that State. thoughtful man will be glad to get. It is not poli- The Wide Awake Pleasure Books of D. Lothrop tical in tone, though the political murders of the & Co. are among the prettiest juveniles in the South are of course noted with the others. market. There are now eight in the series, distinguished from each other by the first eight letters of the alphabet. How Bob and I kept House, soon to be issued by THE OLDEST BOOKSELLER OF BUFFALO the Authors' Publishing Co., is a satire on the present extravagant demands of fashion. The In noticing the retirement from business of Mr. author is a bright newspaper correspondent, who Thomas S. Hawks, of Buffalo, an exchange from writes under the name of Bessie Albert. that city says : Familiar Garden Flowers is issued by Cassell, Mr. Hawks is one of the old landmarks of the Petter, Galpin & Co, as a companion volume to the city, and his store is as familiar to its citizens as the pretty Familiar Wild Flowers. The new book has Post-office building. He has witnessed the rise and forty colored plates. The binding is unique and progress of Buffalo, and is to-day a walking, ency- beautiful, having on the side a gilt panel, upon clopædia of past events and remarkable circum- which is set embossed flowers in silk. stances attending its growth. In 1841 there stood A valuable set of books will be the “Heroes of on the present side of the Post-office an old church the Christian Church,” announced by A. C. Armframe building, used by the Government as a Post- strong & Son. The volumes will be of English and office. Mr. Hawks was then twenty-five years of American authorship. The subjects of the first age, and in September of that year he said the three volumes will be William Wilberforce, Henry foundation of a business which since by careful Martyn, and Philip Doddridge. attention has grown into gigantic proportions. On Albert Cogswell & Co. are making a new Ilandya table in the vestibule of the old Post office build- Volume Shakespeare, which will be well worth the ing Mr. Hawks opened a news stand, selling the attention of the trade. The plates are new and the papers and magazines of the day. He would ex. volumes will be quite elegant as to paper, printing, pose his wares for sale an hour or so in the morn- and bindings. There will be thirteen volumes, ing, then pack his goods in a basket, and trudge bound in cloth, morocco, and russia, all limp. The down to the wharf and dispose of the balance of his price of the cloth edition will be $7.50. stock to the passengers on the steamboats and Robert Carter & Brothers announce from the packets arriving at and departing from this port, English, by arrangement, the following books by Railroads were then in the minds of capitalists, and Emma Marshall: A Rose Without 7'horns, Violet in Buffalo only a good sized village. the Shade, and Light on the Lily; also, Dolly's Mr. Hawks has been a singular and successful Charge, by Miss B. Marshall; Our Laddie, by business man. He never kept a set of books, not Miss Tomlinson; Ursula, by Miss Bekenn; Earl even a cash-book. He never deposited a dollar in Hubert's Daughter, Nobody's Lad, and Soldiers of a bank for the purpose of transacting business. He the Cross. always paid cash, dollar for dollar, and neither Miss Louisa M. Alcott has added a new book to asked or gave credit. her “Little Women” series, entitled Jack and Jill. Mr. Hawks will retire from active business pur. It is a story of village life in Concord, and is said suits, and in doing so he will carry with him the by competent critics to be the best book the author respect of the thousands who in the years past have has written. One peculiar feature of Miss Alcott's transacted business with him, and who have ever books is that though they deal with the home life of found him kind, courteous, and just in all his trans- girls, and are written more especially for girls, boy actions, readers never fail to become interested in them. Two of Doré's books, issued by Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., will have a full share of attention from holiday buyers-Baron Munchausen and The LITERARY ITEMS. Bible Gallery, both quartos. The first is well known, but it has been out of print for several seaThe cover of Sunday, for 1880, is a pattern of sons, The Bible Gallery is made up of one hundred fine lithographic work. of Doré's well known Bible pictures, with descripMrs. Miller's new book, Queer Pets, will be tive letterpress by Dr. Talbot W. Chambers, of published at once by E. P. Dutton & Co. New York A new novel by Wilkie Collins, entitled The The subject of Scrap Books is not one which ocBlack Robe, will be commenced in the South Lon- cupies a large share of public attention, but they don Press, early in October. can be made very useful in every well regulated The first edition of Ups and Downs, a beautiful | family. The making and keeping of them seem to Page 10
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A GIFT-BOOK FOR THE FAMILY. THE ILLUSTRATED LITTLE WOMEN. This, the most famous of all the famous books by Miss Alcott, is now presented in an illustrated edition, with NEARLY TWO HUNDRED CHARACTERISTIC DESIGNS, drawn and engraved expressly for this work. A very unique feature will be a lifelike portrait of the authornow for the first time accompanying any of her books, and a view of the home of the "little women" in Con, cord. It is safe to say that there are not many homes which have not been made happier through the healthy influence of this celebrated book, which has now become a classic, and which is, in its present dress, a charming volume for the centre-table of the domestic fireside. One handsome small quarto volume, bound in cloth, with emblematic cover designs. Price, $5.00. (Ready October 1.) JACK AND JILL: A Village Story. By LOCISA M. ALCOTT. One volume. Uniform with "Little Women," "Little Men," "An Old-Fashioned Girl," etc. Price, $1.50. (Ready October 1.) 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We recommend all buyers of Juveniles to see Worthington's Juvenile Books before purchasing, which, tor ATTRACTIVENESS of binding and GENERAL GET-UP, CANNOT BE SURPASSED."-N.J'. Tribune. "No wonder that Worthington'x Juvenile Books have taken nearly all PRIZES at the State Fairs this fall : they are HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED, BEAUTIFULLY BOUND, and printed on the best paper.”—N. Y, Commercial Advertiser. * Worthington's New Juvenile Books are REALLY WORKS OF ART; they are the handsomest Juveniles that we have ever seen."-N. Y. Express, CA ATTERBOX, JUNIOR, 1881. An entirely new MERRY SONGS FOR MERRY SINGERS. A book, not having any illustrations or matter contained in Collection of Choice Songs for the young folks. Set to previous years. Illustrated with nearly 200 fine pictures and music, with numerous pretty illustrations. Small 4to, boards, pages of letterpress, etc., with highly illuminated lithograph rich picture cover, $1. frontispiece and cover of new design. I vol. 4to, $1.25. BABY CHATTERBOX. A Medley of Pretty Pictures, THE SUNDAY CHATTERBOX. Being Choice Read. Stories, and Alphabets for the little ones. Beautifully illus ings for Sunday and Every Day, and interspersed with Gems trated with large pictures and colored frontispiece. Small of Thought from the best authors. Beautifully illustrated 4to, picture boards, new design. ely printed in colors, $1. with numerous choice engravings and colored illustrations. WHAT ROSA DID, A series of fascinating Stories of the 4to, boards, in a cover of new design, richly printed in colors, Adventures of a very curious little girl. Profusely illustrated $1.25. with spirited illustrations. Small 4to, boards, in rich and A GIFT FOR A GOOD CHILD. A choice selection fanciful cover, printed in colors, 75 cents. of Stories and Pictures to suit every child. Beautifully il AINT CHARLOTTE'S NURSERY-BOOK. А lustrated with fine engravings and colored illustrations, charming volume for the young folks, introducing a New Small 4to, boards, in a new cover of original design, beauti Picture Alphabet and other pretty pictures, with appropriate fully printed in colors, $1.25. letterpress. Small 4to, picture boards, 75 cents. CHATTERBOX PICTURE-BOOK. A collection of TROTS JOURNEY. Rhymes, Stories, and Pictures, ilPretty Pictures, finely engraved on superfine paper, and il lustrated by KATE GREENAWAY, author of "Under the lustrated with appropriate descriptions that will be interest Window." Small 4to, boards, in a new and beautiful cover ing to the young folks. New colored illustrations. I vol. of Eastlake design, printed in colors, 75 cents. 4to, in a fancy cover, beautifully printed in colors, $1.25. LITTLE ROSEBUD'S MENAGERIE. A selection NATURAL HISTORY CHATTERBOX. Stories of Choice Pictures of Animal Life, with appropriate descripand incidents illustrating Beasts, Birds, and Fishes, and other tions, consisting of short Poems, Anecdotes, and Stories, etc. Animal Life, in Prose and Poetry, and Alphabet of Natural 4to, picture boards, 75 cents. History. Choicely illustrated with fine engravings of the Animal World, and colored illustrations. 4to, boards, in a LITTLE TOMMY TIPTOE. A brilliant Juvenile, full of Stories and Pictures. rich picture cover of new design, printed in colors, $1.25. Beautifully illustrated with choice engravings. Small 4to, boards, in a new cover of pretty LITTLE CHATTERBOX. Beautifully illustrated. One design, printed in colors, 75 cents. of the handsomest Juveniles ever printed. Nearly 200 pages BABY'S PICTURE PRIMER. of illustrations and letterpress. i vol. 4to, illuminated litho Edited by EDWARD graph cover, $1.25. WILLETT. Illustrated, picture boards, 35 cents. THE CHILDREN'S BLACK AND WHITE CHATTERBOX QUARTETTE. A Medley of Charm. PICTURE AND PAINTING BOOK, with Poems and ing Pictures, finely engraved, and illustrated by short Stories, Stories by PRUDENTIA. Anecdotes, Poems, and Scraps of Information. In one im Profusely illustrated, 4to, boards, perial 4to vol. (double the size of the other Chatterbox Books), colored picture cover, 50 cents. THE SAME, cloth (elegant), in a rich picture cover, printed in colors, $1.50. $1. A selection THE MY OWN PETS BOOK OF BIRDS. CHILDREN'S OUTLINE PAINTING BOOK. Poems and Stories. of subjects illustrating Bird Life in every shape, and illustrat Profusely illustrated in outed with pictures finely engraved and printed on tinted paper, line for coloring: 4to, boards, colored picture cover, 50 cents. with suitable Description, Anecdotes, etc. In one hand THE SAME, cloth, gilt (elegant), $1. some 4to vol., with cover printed in rich colors, $1.25. LITTLE PRATTLERS. Being an elegant Juvenile for LITTLE FOLKS PLAY-BOOK. A Selection of the youngest children. 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They have fitted up at their headquarters, 221 Four books of selections from “ The Badget," by Tremont street, an admirable reading-room for Uncle Herbert, are entitled, “Cheerily, Cheerily, their authors, and for the use of literary people “ A Merry Heart," “Lucy Gray,” and “The Racvisiting our city. Here are to be found the English coon.” These books are very finely illustrated and quarterlies, monthlies, and weeklies, and also the are bound in Japanese style. leading American periodicals and journals, conve- Messrs. Claxton & Co. are removing to a new niently arranged on racks and tables ; upon the store on Market street, above Ninth, in the immewalls are to be hung portraits of the leading authors diate vicinity of the new Post Office. It is a new of English and American literature, with autograph and spacious building, and has all the modern imletters framed with the portraits or hanging by provements for business purposes. This house will them. This reading parlor will be a favorite resort shortly publish a volume of travel, by a lady of for literati, and, we cannot but hope, may in future Philadelphia, entitled “ Pictures and Portraits of years acquire the reputation that attaches to the Foreign Travel.” noted “Old Corner Bookstore," and the memorable Porter & Coates's new edition of " Gibbon's Deauthors' parlor of Messrs. Ticknor & Field. cline and Fall of the Roman Empire,” in five vol Messrs. Roberts Bros. have just ready Mrs. umes, printed from entirely new stereotype plates, Moulton's “ New Bedtime Stories,” and the new is now ready, and sells at ihe low price of five dolvolume of Poems by Mr. Edwin Arnold, author of lars per set, in cloth binding. Their new edition “ The Light of Asia.". In a preface to this volume of Hume's “England,” in five volumes, will be Mr. Arnold acknowledges the gracious reception ready shortly. These works are uniform with their that has been accorded to his great poem by the well-known editions of Macaulay's England." American people, and offers these new verses in a The same publishers announce that, by special arhopeful spirit for the same favor for them. Some of rangement with the Comte de Paris, the ** History the proper names given in the volume, if full of of the Civil War in America” is to be issued simulpoetical significance, must contain a great deal of taneously by them in America, and by Calmann * linked sweetness long drawn out.” Macgregor's Levy, his publisher, in Paris. The next two vol Voyage Alone in the Yawl Rob Roy,” fully illus- umes of the French edition, which are the 5th and itrated, and Round About a Great Estate," by the 6th volumes, are to be issued together, and comauthor of " The Gamekeeper at Home," and Miss prise the 3d volume of the American edition. The Alcott's “Jack and Jill,” will be published on the work will be completed in eight volumes, French, first of October. and in four volumes, American. Porter & Coates Messrs. A. Williams & Co. have just published are now receiving the first installment of profs of the new edition of Preble's “History of the Ame- the 5th and 6th volumes, French, and it is expected rican Flag” and Lt. King's “Navies of the World,” that these and the American volume 3 will be ready two of the handsomest books that have been issued early next year. It is not issued in France yet, as from the American press, a credit to manufacturers has been reported, and will not be issued there unand publishers, and an honor to our country. They til ready for issue here. have in preparation an Autobiography of Com- Robert D. Niles, head bookkeeper of Porter & modore Charles Morris, which will be adorned with Coates, died on Friday, September 24th. He was a portrait from the original picture painted by Ary the son of Hezekiah Niles, of Niles's Register, and Schaeffer. had been with Porter & Coates for about twelve Retail trade is quiet just now, but wholesale years. He was always a faithful and entrusted orders are coming in well, and the publishers are employé of the firm, and his death is severely felt full of hope for a large fall business. C. A. N. by all connected with the establishment. Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co. announce as ready a work on Farming with Green Manures; or, PHILADELPHIA, September 28, 1880. Plumgrove Farm,” by C. Harlan, M.D. The author The demand for large lots of school books is is a resident of Delaware, and he tells his readers about over, and the publishers are now turning that in his little volume he has gathered together their attention to the class of books sold during the grand truths which he has found scattered through holiday season. the vast tomes of other times and the periodicals of A. J. Holman & Co. are very busy in filling our own rushing, busy century.” orders for their large assortment of photograph Horace W. Smith announces as nearly ready the albums and quarto Bibles, which, for variety of second and concluding volume of the Life of his style and good workmanship, are unequaled in this grandfather, Rev. William Smith, D.D., First Proor any other country. vost of the College and Academy of Philadelphia. Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co. have now ready The volume contains steel engravings from origquite a long line of new Juveniles. In addition to inals of West and Stuart. Col. Forney, speaking Feet and Wings,” Uncle Herbert's new quarto, of the work, says: “Dr. William Smith figured in which we have already referred to in a previous a perilous period. A Christian minister, who lived letter, we would mention “The Youngster,” by before and during the war for our independence, Cousin Daisy, editor of “ The Picture Alphabet, most of the time in and near Philadelphia, who illustrated after Miss Greenaway and others. This knew all the actors on both sides, English and book is especially adapted to the youngest children. American, soldiers and men of peace, statesmen Its short stories in poetry and prose, each of which and men of science, and who wrote much and are illustrated, are full of entertainment. The illum- preached more, added to all, the habit of keeping a inated cover is very pretty. journal or record or memoranda of his experiences The “Story of a Dog; or, The Adventures of — such a character not only led to a busy life, but Pixie,” by N. D'Anvers, with illustrations, is one left a mass of work behind him for his posterity. of those charming books that will find a favorable The father of the author of this fine history or bioreception among children who are fond of dogs. graphy, for it is both, the beloved Richard Penn "The Robber Kitten, and other Stories, is a Smith, had been chosen by the President of the small quarto with an illuminated cover, and illustra. Pennsylvania Historical Society, William Rawle, to tions from designs by Kaulbach and Benet. arrange, edit, and publish the papers now so well Page 17
English caricatures is also brought out as one of the One Hundred Choice Selections, No. 18, brought Indestructible books printed on linen. To keep it out by P. Garrett & Co., resembles its predecessors company we have another issue of the pretty and in offering a great variety of brief pieces in poetry popular Indestructible A B C Book, and in the same and prose, suitable for reading in public. It inform, Pleasant Stories and Pictures and Easy React cluces much that is recent, and consequently fresh, ing and Pictures, both edited by “ Uncle Herbert," and thus offers attractions to those who are conand both good examples of primer literature. stantly seeking “some new thing." In the latest of the “English Men of Letters series, Lord Byron, Mr. John Nichol seems to have missed an opportunity. With all the material for a MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. brilliant biography lying ready to his hand, he has only made a common-place sketch which any col. Poe holds a distinctive place in American litera- lege student might have equaled, and which, even For in its literary criticism, has nothing new. ture. His meteor-like course, brief and brilliant, left a more permanent impression than the steadier of the poet, this bald outline of his life will of course young readers who have absolutely no knowledge shining of literary lights of his day, who now are have an interest, but those who expect the book to well-nigh forgotten, while he is more read and talked add something fresh and valuable to the literature of now than while alive. He bas proved an espes concerning Byron will be disappointed. A hope of cially fascinating study for our present poets, who every little while break out in magazine essays upon on the first page where Mrs. Stowe is designated as something original and characteristic is awakened him. No one, however, has proved more successful in preparing a straightforward, well-balanced, stories,” but it soon fades away. “An American writer of tracts in the form of The curious biographical sketch than R. H. Stoddard, whose charge made by that lady is, by the way, not conmemoir prefaces the Select Works of rdgar Allan sidered worthy of attention, but is dismissed with a Poe (Household edition) brought out by W. J. Statement that Lady Byron was subject to halluci. Widdleton. This review of his life looks at it im- nations. (Harper & Bros.) partially from every side, and clears up some hitherto unexplained points; it also contains several of Half a dozen lectures delivered by Karl IlillePoe's letters now for the first time published. The brand at the Royal Institution of Great Britain in collection it prefaces contains all the important May and June of 1879, are now brought out by poems, the best of his prose tales, and the more in- Henry Holt & Co., in a volume to which they give teresting of his literary essays and critiques, includ- the title German Thought from the Seven Years" ing those on Mrs. Browning. R. H. Horne, Macau. War to Goëthe's Death. The subject of the adlay, Lever, Dickens, Hawthorne, and on Longfel- dresses are: The Part of the Five Great European low's Ballads. The selection has been made with Nations in the Work of Culture, The Starting-Point judgment, and it is so full, that the single volume and First Stages of Modern Germany, The Seeds affords an excellent idea of his entire work, and of German Thought, The Reign of Herder, The gives all that any admirer of Poe will care to read. Triumvirate of Goëthe, Kant, and Schiller, The It is brought out in attractive library style, uniform Romantic School, Young Germany, and Little Gerwith lloughton, Mifflin & Co's Household Edition many. The author makes accurate and forcible use of the Poets, and makes the largest volume of the of English, though his felicitous introduction ex presses a scar that this may not be so, and his The Christian Inion recently published a pleas- writings give an excellent insight into the past sant series of brief articles on books and their use, progress and present tendencies of German literaincluding in the list of contributors Charles Dudley ture, philosophy, and science. Warner, Fred. B. Perkins, Lyman Abbott, Henry The fourth and last volume of Green's History of Ward Beecher, E. E. Bale, Joseph Cook, and the English People continues the account of the revoothers. In bringing the papers out in book form, lutionary period, which in his division of topics G. P. Putnam's Sons have added a revised copy of stretches to 1760, the present record covering the their father's “Suggestions for Libraries” with its time from 1683 to that date. To this succeeds the part selected lists of titles for collections of books-lists on modern England, which, however, comes no which, by the way, sometimes take astonishing de nearer to present times than 1815, the battle of Waterpartures from accepted standards of taste-some loo and the fall of Napoleon being the last important names awaken wonder upon what principle the events chronicled. It will thus be seen that ample choice can have been made, and some instances are opportunity is afforded for another volume should ihe only to be explained by recalling the old story of historian eventually decide to bring his work nearer the crow mother's beautiful white progeny, and re- present times. For the time it covers it stands com. membering that a publisher's own bantlings seem plete and satisfactory, a condensed, well-balanced especially dear and valuable in his own eyes. Still , recapitulation of events and study of the causes in the main, Hints for Home Reading, as the book which brought them about, written with simple is called, is a useful little volume. dignity and without straining for effect. The presGeorge Parsons Lathrop has prepared some ent volume of course includes the fall of the Stuarts, even in allopathic doses, no matter what the poli- all the minor issues. The portion on our Revolu“Presidential Pills.” that are not hard to take, the accession of the House of Hanover, and the wars with America and France, covering very fully tical predilections may be. In these absurd carica. tures of the prevailing campaign anecdote, “Garcock tion, with its just tributes to American valor and and Hanfield” are impartially treated, and the fun Washington's leadership, will be found especially is sufficiently clever to call forth approbation from interesting. The index to the entire work is given both parties. It is supported by illustrations from in this volume. (Harper & Brothers). the pencil of Francis G. Attwood, who drew the The title Pencillet Fly-Leaves quite well expictures for Rollo at Cambridge, and is sent forth presses the fanciful and desultory character of Mr. with a prettily designed cover which exhibits por- . J. Piatt's bright little volume of essays, though traits of both candidates. it hardly conveys a fair idea of their real worth, for it Page 18
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