Part 12

E. MAX MÜLLER.

CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP. Vol. I., Essays on the Science of Religion--Vol. II., Essays on Mythology, Tradition and Customs--Vol. III., Essays on Literature, Biographies and Antiquities--Vol. IV., Comparative Philology, Mythology, etc.--Vol. V., On Freedom, etc. (5 vols., Crown 8vo, each $2.00.)

“These books afford no end of interesting extracts; ‘chips’ by the cord, that are full both to the intellect and the imagination; but we may refer the curious reader to the volumes themselves. He will find in them a body of combined entertainment and instruction such as has hardly ever been brought together in so compact a form.”--N. Y. Evening Post.

BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS. (Crown 8vo, $2.00.)

“Max Müller is the leading authority of the world in Hindoo literature, and his volume on Oriental reformers will be acceptable to scholars and literary people of all classes.”--Chicago Tribune.

THOMAS NELSON PAGE.

THE OLD SOUTH, ESSAYS SOCIAL AND POLITICAL. (12mo, $1.25.)

“They afford delightful glimpses of aspects and conditions of Southern life which few at the North have ever appreciated fully.”--Congregationalist.

AUSTIN PHELPS, D.D.

MY NOTE-BOOK: Fragmentary Studies in Theology and Subjects Adjacent thereto (12mo, $1.50)--MEN AND BOOKS; or, Studies in Homiletics (8vo, $2.00)--MY PORTFOLIO (12mo, $1.50)--MY STUDY, AND OTHER ESSAYS (12mo, $1.50).

“His great and varied learning, his wide outlook, his profound sympathy with concrete men and women, the lucidity and beauty of his style, and the fertility of his thought, will secure for him a place among the great men of American Congregationalism.”--N. Y. Tribune.

NOAH PORTER, LL.D.

BOOKS AND READING. (Crown 8vo, $2.00.)

“It is distinguished by all the rare acumen, discriminating taste and extensive literary knowledge of the author. The chief departments of literature are reviewed in detail.”--N. Y. Times.

PHILIP SCHAFF, D.D.

LITERATURE AND POETRY. (With portrait. 8vo, $3.00.)

“There is a great amount of erudition in the collection, but the style is so simple and direct that the reader does not realize that he is following the travels of a close scholar through many learned volumes in many different languages.”--Chautauquan.

EDMOND SCHERER.

ESSAYS ON ENGLISH LITERATURE. (With portrait. 12mo, $1.50.)

“M. Scherer had a number of great qualities, mental and moral, which rendered him a critic of English literature, in particular, whose views and opinions have not only novelty and freshness, but illumination and instruction for English readers, accustomed to conventional estimates from the English standpoint.”--Literary World.

WILLIAM G. T. SHEDD, D.D.

LITERARY ESSAYS. (8vo, $2.50.)

“They bear the marks of the author’s scholarship, dignity and polish of style, and profound and severe convictions of truth and righteousness as the basis of culture as well as character.”--Chicago Interior.

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

ACROSS THE PLAINS, WITH OTHER ESSAYS AND MEMORIES. (12mo, $1.25.)

CONTENTS: Across the Plains: Leaves from the Notebook of an Emigrant between New York and San Francisco--The Old Pacific Capital--Fontainebleau: Village Communities of Painters--Epilogue to an Inland Voyage--Contribution to the History of Life--Education of an Engineer--The Lantern Bearers--Dreams--Beggars--Letter to a Young Man Proposing to Embrace a Literary Life--A Christmas Sermon.

MEMORIES AND PORTRAITS. (12mo, $1.00.)

CONTENTS: Some College Memories--A College Magazine--An Old Scotch Gardener--Memoirs of an Islet--Thomas Stevenson--Talk and Talkers--The Character of Dogs--A Gossip on a Novel of Dumas--A Gossip on Romance--A Humble Remonstrance.