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The Paston Letters
14.22-1509 A.D
A REPRINT OF THE EDITION OF 1872-5, WHICH CONTAINED
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED LETTERS, ETC., TILL
THEN UNPUBLISHED, TO WHICH ARE NOW
ADDED OTHERS IN A SUPPLEMENT
AFTER THE INTRODUCTION
The 4th Volume containing
INTRODUCTION AND SUPPLEMENT
By JAMES GAIRDNER, C.B
Now Ready. Price iol 6d. net. With Photogravure Frontispiece.
4 vols. in box. 215. net.
Ephemera Cntica
PLAIN TRUTHS ABOUT CURRENT LITERATURE
By JOHN CHURTON COLLINS
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, 7X. 6d.
“ A book of uncommon interest and importance. A collection of essays
united in a common aim, and inspired by a genuine enthusiasm for literature
it has something to say and says it without fear or favour.”—Literature.
Letters of T. E. Brown
Author of “Betsy Lee” and “Fo’c’sle Yarns.”
Edited with an Introductory Memoir by SIDNEY T. IRWIN
Third Edition. 2 Vols. Crown 8vo. Price 125.
“A delightful, hearty book of letters by a scholar, a humorist, a man full of
noble qualities. The book is a book to be read.”—Mr. Andrew Lang in
the Daily News.
“These volumes are not only fascinating ; they confirm a fame which,
although never wide, was always unquestioned within its range.”—From an
article on “T. E. B.” by Mr. A. T. Quiller-Couch in The Monthly Review.
Oliver Cromwell
By THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Demy 8vo, fully Illustrated, iol 6<Z net.
“ The interest of this book lies mainly in the personality of the author and
the qualifications which his own history and experience have given him as a
critic of Cromwell’s career. An American of the old ‘ Knickerbocker’ families,
who has been a dashing cavalry leader in war and a prominent official of the
Government in peace, who is at this moment in the front of the great Presiden-
tial contest in the United States, has opportunities forjudging the career of the
Protector from a practical experience such as none of the previous biographers
(and hardly Mr. Morley himself) have possessed.”—Mr. Frederic Harrison
in The Speaker.
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14.22-1509 A.D
A REPRINT OF THE EDITION OF 1872-5, WHICH CONTAINED
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED LETTERS, ETC., TILL
THEN UNPUBLISHED, TO WHICH ARE NOW
ADDED OTHERS IN A SUPPLEMENT
AFTER THE INTRODUCTION
The 4th Volume containing
INTRODUCTION AND SUPPLEMENT
By JAMES GAIRDNER, C.B
Now Ready. Price iol 6d. net. With Photogravure Frontispiece.
4 vols. in box. 215. net.
Ephemera Cntica
PLAIN TRUTHS ABOUT CURRENT LITERATURE
By JOHN CHURTON COLLINS
Second Edition. Crown 8vo, 7X. 6d.
“ A book of uncommon interest and importance. A collection of essays
united in a common aim, and inspired by a genuine enthusiasm for literature
it has something to say and says it without fear or favour.”—Literature.
Letters of T. E. Brown
Author of “Betsy Lee” and “Fo’c’sle Yarns.”
Edited with an Introductory Memoir by SIDNEY T. IRWIN
Third Edition. 2 Vols. Crown 8vo. Price 125.
“A delightful, hearty book of letters by a scholar, a humorist, a man full of
noble qualities. The book is a book to be read.”—Mr. Andrew Lang in
the Daily News.
“These volumes are not only fascinating ; they confirm a fame which,
although never wide, was always unquestioned within its range.”—From an
article on “T. E. B.” by Mr. A. T. Quiller-Couch in The Monthly Review.
Oliver Cromwell
By THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Demy 8vo, fully Illustrated, iol 6<Z net.
“ The interest of this book lies mainly in the personality of the author and
the qualifications which his own history and experience have given him as a
critic of Cromwell’s career. An American of the old ‘ Knickerbocker’ families,
who has been a dashing cavalry leader in war and a prominent official of the
Government in peace, who is at this moment in the front of the great Presiden-
tial contest in the United States, has opportunities forjudging the career of the
Protector from a practical experience such as none of the previous biographers
(and hardly Mr. Morley himself) have possessed.”—Mr. Frederic Harrison
in The Speaker.
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