De la Colonie. The Chronicles of an old Campaigner. M. de la Colonie, 1692-1717. Translated from the French by WALTER C. HORSLEY, Lieut.-Col. commanding the 20th Middlesex (Artists) R.V. 8vo., pp. xi and 479, with 16 plates; cloth 1904 M. de la Colonie, a French dragoon officer, was scconded for service with the De la Warr (Constance, Countess). A Twice Crowned £ s. d. 0 18 0 1906 076 1903 060 2 vols., Svo., 100 The whole history will probably be completed in five or six volumes, which will be issued as rapidly as possible, and each will have a full and complete index. Doves Press Publication: Carlyle (T.). Sartor Resartus: the Life and Opinions of · 1907 300 copies printed on paper and 15 on vellum. A worthy successor to the famous Doyle (J. A.). The English in America: THE MIDDLE 2.10 0 1907 0 14 0 1907 0 14 0 THE COLONIES UNDER THE HOUSE OF HANOVER. 8vo., pp. xvi and 629, with map; cloth These volumes are the 4th and 5th of the series, three of which appeared some time ago under the title of "The English in America." The fourth volume brings the history of the Middle Colonies down to the accession of the house of Hanover. The fifth volume deals collectively with the whole body of colonies from that date down to the beginning of those disputes which ended in separation from the Mother Country, Drake. The Silver Map of the World: a Contemporary Medallion commemorative of Drake's Great Voyage (1577-80). A Geographical Essay, including some Critical Remarks on the Zeno Narrative and Chart of 1558, and on the curious misconception as to the Position of the Discoveries made by Martin Frobisher in 1576-7-8. . . by MILLER CHRISTY. 8vo., with 10 facsimiles and plates; cloth 1900 Dreyer (J. L. E.). History of the Planetary Systems from Thales to Kepler. 8vo., pp. xi and 432; cloth Cambridge, 1906 Dubois (J. A.). Hindu Manners, Customs, and Ceremonies. Translated from the author's later French MS., and edited with notes, corrections, and biography, by HENRY K. BEAUCHAMP. Third edition. Post 8vo., pp. xxxiv and 741, with frontispiece; cloth Oxford, 1906 Duchesne (Mgr. L.). Christian Worship: its origin and Evolution. A Study of the Latin Liturgy up to the Time of Charlemagne. Translated from the Third French Edition by M. L. MCCLURE. 8vo., pp. xvi, 558; cloth, uncut Duignan (W. H.). Worcestershire Place Names. pp. xi and 185; cloth Eckenstein (Lina). Woman under Monasticism. Chapters on Saint-Lore and Convent Life between A.D. 500 and 1500. 8vo., cloth (pub. 158) 0126 0 10 6 060 Egypt: Cook's Handbook for Egypt and the Sûdân. By E. A. WALLIS BUDGE. numerous maps; cloth 1906 Davis. Theodore M. Davis' Excavations: Bibân el Molûk. The Tomb of Hâtshopsîtû. Introduction by THEODORE M. DAVIS. The Life and Monuments of the Queen, by EDOUARD NAVILLE. Description, finding, and excavation of the Tomb, by HOWARD CARTER. Impl. 4to., pp. ix and 112, with 15 plates; cloth £ 8. d. 400 0 10 0 1906 220 the same. The Tomb of Iouiya and Touiyou. By THEODORE M. DAVIS, GASTON MASPERO and PERCY NEWBERRY, with illustrations of the Objects by HOWARD CARTER. Impl. 4to., cloth 1907 Newberry (Percy). Egyptian Antiquities: Scarabs. _An Introduction to the Study of Egyptian Seals and Signet Rings. Roy. 8vo., pp. xvi and 218, with 44 plates and 116 illustrations in the text; cloth 1906 Since the year 1895, when Professor Flinders Petrie's book on Historical Scarabs became "out of print," the want of a comprehensive work on these interesting little Egyptian antiquities has been much felt. Two volumes on Egyptian Scarabs, it is true, have been published since that date, but these works treat of private collections and do not claim to deal with the subject in its entirety or even in a scientific manner. Petrie (W. M. Flinders). A History of Egypt from the Earliest Times to the Present Day. 6 vols., post 8vo., with a large number of illustrations; cloth buckram 1899-1905 Pier (Garrett Chatfield). Egyptian Antiquities in the Pier Collection. Part I. 4to., pp. 27, with 22 plates (3 COLOURED); Chicago, 1906 "In stating the provenance of many of the objects contained in the plates, I have often only the statements of dealers or Arabs to rely on, still I am very sure that objects catalogued as coming from Negadeh, Abydos, and Dimeh did come from those very sites. "Stone implements figured in these pages are representative specimens from a large collection, the majority of which are Fayum surface finds. A specimen of every common Fayum type, and a few of the more unusual forms are given. "As my collection is steadily growing, I have arranged to publish this catalogue in several volumes."-Author's Preface. Practical Guide to Alexandria, Cairo, Port Said, and neighbourhood. Post 8vo., pp. 237, with 150 illustrations and maps; cloth 6 2 2 0 0 18 0 1 10 0 0 17 0 (1907) 0 6 0 Egypt, continued:- A collection of monuments ranging from the Vth Dynasty to the Roman Epoch. Ward (John). Pyramids and Progress. With an Introduction by PROFESSOR SAYCE. numerous photographic illustrations; cloth Oxford, 1905 Sketches from Egypt. 8vo., pp. xx, 288, with £ s. ¿. 180 220 1900 0 7 6 The Sacred Beetle. A Popular Treatise on Egyptian Scarabs 1902 0 10 6 110 1901 076 Our Sudan; its Pyramids and Progress. Sm. 4to., pp. xxiv and 357, with a large number of illustrations; cloth 1905 Willmore (J. Selden). The Spoken Arabic of Egypt. Svo., limp morocco English Church. A History of the English Church. A Continuous History, based upon a careful Study of Original Authorities, and of the best Ancient and Modern Writers. Edited by W. R. W. STEPHENS and WILLIAM HUNT. 8 vols., post 8vo., with maps; cloth, gilt tops 1901-7 The authors are :--William Hunt, Dean Stephens, Canon Capes, James Gairdner, W. H. Frere, W. H. Hutton, Canon Overton, F. W. Cornish. Epictetus. The Discourses of Epictetus. Translated by George Long. 2 vols, 8vo., pp. vii, 282, vii, 265; half vellum gilt, tops gilt, uncut 1902 1902 Evans (George Eyre). Lampeter. Sm. 4to., with 22 plates and 1897 Foster (J. J.). The Stuarts, being outlines of the personal history of the family. Illustrated from portraits, miniatures, etc., in the most celebrated collections. 4to, pp. 250; cloth extra, gilt tops 1907 The whole of the first two editions of this work having been sold, the publishers feel justified in re-issuing the work in its present form, at a popular price. Francke (Kuno). A History of German Literature as determined by Social Forces. 8vo., pp. xii and 595; cloth 1901 This work first appeared in New York under the title "Social Forces in German 1 16 0 150 110 0 12 6 017 6 036 150 0 10 0 Facsimiles of Rare Fifteenth Century Printed Books in A SERIES OF 12 PHOTOGRAVURE FACSIMILES OF RARE 15TH 1. Geoffrey Chaucer's Anelida and Arcite, from the unique 2. The Temple of glas by John Lydgate, from the unique copy These are among the first, if not actually the first, printed books by Chaucer and 3. Thomas Betson's Ryght profytable treatise (from St. 4. Augustini Dacti Scribe super Tullianis elogancijs & verbis exoticis in sua facundissima Rethorica incipit perornate libellus, from the unique copy printed at St. Albans (about 1479-80) by "THE SCHOOLMASTER PRINTER £ s. d. 600 0 12 6 0 15 0 0 15 0 0 17 6 0 15 0 5. The assemble of goddes. By John Lydgate. Printed by Wynkyn de Worde about 1500 6. Parvus Cato, Magnus Cato. Translated by Benet Burgh. Printed at Westminster by William Caxton about 1477 7. The Churl and the Bird. Translated from the French 0 10 0 0 10 0 9. The abbaye of the holy Ghost. Printed at Westminster by Wynkyn de Worde about 1496 0 12 6 10. The mery geste of the frere and the boye. Printed at the 1495 12. The book of curtesye. Printed at Westminster by William Caxton about 1477 This series of twelve facsimiles of books printed in England in the fifteenth century is now complete. Photographs for the reproduction of the books in photogravure have been made in the Library at Cambridge, the facsimiles being executed in Paris by M. Dujardin. Of each facsimile, two hundred and fifty copies have been printed (two hundred only being for sale) and the plates are then destroyed. The reproductions are on hand-made paper and are bound in sage-green paper boards, quarter vellum, with vellum side labels. Frazer (J. G.). Lectures on the early History of the Kingship. 8vo., pp. xi and 309; cloth 07 6 0 15 0 0 10 0 1905 0 8 6 The Golden Bough. A Study in Magic and Religion. 1907 Friend (Hilderic). The Flowers and their Story. 8vo., pp. 300, with 8 coloured plates and 155 illustrations from the author's photographs; cloth 0 10 0 (1907) 0 5 0 Fumagalli. Lexicon Typographicum Italiae: Dictionnaire Géographique d'Italie pour servir à l'Histoire de l'Imprimerie dans ce pays, par G. FUMAGALLI, Bibliothécaire à Milan. Roy. 8vo., pp. xlvii and 587, with 219 illustrations; sewed Florence, 1905 CONTENTS 1° l'indication de toutes les localités de l'Italie géographique et politique, où l'imprimerie a été introduite jusqu'à nos jours, avec la synonymie latine, française etc. et celle des lieux supposés d'impression; 2o des notices bibliographiques sur les éditions principes de chaque ville, bourg, château, etc., et sur les faits les plus remarquables se rapportant à l'histoire de l'art typographique dans ces localités; 3° des notices biographiques sur les plus célèbres imprimeurs italiens; 4o des notices statistiques sur l'état present de l'imprimerie en Italie; 5° des renseignements historiques sur les arts auxiliaires de l'imprimerie : lithographie, gravure, papeterie, fabrication des encres, des presses, des caractères, etc. Gardens of England in the Southern and Western Counties. Special Winter number of "THE STUDIO." 4to., pp. xxxvii and 136; sewed 1907-8 THE SAME, 4to., cloth Gardner (Edmund G.). Saint Catherine of Siena. A Study in the religion, literature, and history of the XIVth century in Italy. Svo., pp. xix and 440, with nine illustrations; cloth 1907 66 A study in Italian history centred in the work and personality of one of the most wonderful women that have ever lived."-Preface. Garrett (John Henry). The Idyllic Avon. Being a simple Description of the Avon from Tewkesbury to above Stratford-onAvon, with Songs and Pictures of the River and its neighbourhood. 8vo., pp. xvi and 268, with 2 maps and 87 plates; cloth 1906 Gelli (J.) e G. Moretti. Gli Armaroli Milanesi. I Missaglia e la loro casa. Notizie. Documenti. Ricordi. Sm. folio, with illustrations in the text and 56 photographic plates; sd. Milan, 1903 Gerrare (Wirt). Greater Russia. The Continental Empire of the Old World. Svo., with large folding map and numerous photographic illustrations, of which many occupy the full page; cloth Giles (Herbert A.). History of Chinese Literature. Post 8vo., cloth 1901 £. d. 1 12 0 050 076 0 16 ( 0 12 1 0 1903 09 05 06 1906 Gillies (H. Cameron). The Place-Names of Argyll. Svo., 1907 1 5 "The aim of this Index is to unfold before the student all that has been accomplished in the field of local research . . . and when we recognize that many a fragment of evidence has now no longer any corroboration save for its place in the pages of the transactions of the local archæological society, it will be admitted that the value of the record is not easily measured."-Preface. Guenther (Conrad) Darwinism and the Problems of Life. A Study of Familiar Animal Life. Translated from the third edition by JOSEPH M'CABE. Roy. 8vo., pp. 436; cloth 1906 Guerber (H. A.). The Myths of Greece and Rome: their Stories, Signification and Origin. 8vo., pp. xiii and 395, with 64 illustrations from famous pictures; cloth An interesting introduction to the Græco-Roman Mythology. 0 12 1907 0 7 Haeckel, his Life and Work. By WILHELM BOELSCHE. With introduction and supplementary chapter by the translator, JOSEPH MCCABE. 8vo., pp. 336; with 13 plates; cloth 1906 0 15 |