Part 20

THE STORIES OF THE ILIAD AND THE ÆNEID. With Illustrations. Seventh Thousand. Price 1s., sewed, or 1s. 6d., cloth.

‘The attractive and scholar-like rendering of the story cannot fail, we feel sure, to make it a favourite at home as well as at school.’—Educational Times.

THE BURNING OF ROME: A Story of Nero’s Days. With Sixteen Illustrations. Price 5s., cloth.

‘Is probably the best of the many excellent tales that Mr. Church has produced.’—Athenæum.

WITH THE KING AT OXFORD: A Story of the Great Rebellion. With Coloured Illustrations. Fifth Thousand. Price 5s., cloth.

‘Excellent sketches of the times.’—Athenæum.

A YOUNG MACEDONIAN, in the Army of Alexander the Great. With Coloured Illustrations. Price 5s., cloth.

‘The book is full of true classical romance.’—Spectator.

THE COUNT OF THE SAXON SHORE: A Tale of the Departure of the Romans from Britain. With Sixteen Illustrations. Third Thousand. Price 5s., cloth.

‘“The Count of the Saxon Shore” will be read by multitudes of young readers for the sake of the story, which abounds in moving adventures; older readers will value it for its accurate pictures of the last days of Roman Britain.’—Spectator.

THE HAMMER: A Story of the Maccabean Times. By Rev. A. J. CHURCH and RICHMOND SEELEY. With Illustrations. Second Edition. Price 5s., cloth.

‘Mr. Alfred Church and Mr. Richmond Seeley have joined their forces in producing a vivid picture of Jewish life and character.’—Guardian.

THE GREEK GULLIVER. Stories from Lucian. With Illustrations. New Edition. Price 1s. 6d., cloth, 1s., sewed.

‘Every lover of literature must be pleased to have Lucian’s good-natured mockery and reckless fancy in such an admirable English dress.’—Saturday Review.

ROMAN LIFE IN THE DAYS OF CICERO. With Coloured Illustrations. Sixth Thousand. Price 5s., cloth.

‘The best prize book of the season.’—Journal of Education.

THE CHANTRY PRIEST OF BARNET: A Tale of the Two Roses. With Coloured Illustrations. Fifth Thousand. Price 5s., cloth.

‘This is likely to be a very useful book, as it is certainly very interesting and well got up.’—Saturday Review.

TO THE LIONS: A Tale of the Early Christians. With Coloured Illustrations. Fourth Thousand. Price 3s. 6d., cloth.

------------------------------------------------------------------------

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY WRITERS.

SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS AND THE ROYAL ACADEMY. By CLAUDE PHILLIPS. With Nine Plates after the Artist’s Pictures. Price 7s. 6d., cloth; large paper copies (150 only), 21s.

‘Mr. Phillips writes with knowledge, insight, and original inspiration—full of accurate information and sound criticism.’—Times.

DEAN SWIFT: LIFE AND WRITINGS. By GERALD MORIARTY, Balliol College, Oxford. With Nine Portraits, after LELY, KNELLER, etc. 7s. 6d.; large paper copies (150 only), 21s.

‘Mr. Moriarty is to be heartily congratulated upon having produced an extremely sound and satisfactory little book.’—National Observer.

HORACE WALPOLE AND HIS WORLD. Select Passages from his Letters. With Eight Copper-plates, after Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS and THOMAS LAWRENCE. Second Edition. Crown 8vo. 7s. 6d., cloth.

‘A compact representative selection, with just enough connecting text to make it read consecutively, with a pleasantly-written introduction.’—Athenæum.

FANNY BURNEY AND HER FRIENDS. Select Passages from her Diary. Edited by L. B. SEELEY, M.A., late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. With Nine Portraits on Copper, after REYNOLDS, GAINSBOROUGH, COPLEY, and WEST. Third Edition. 7s. 6d., cloth.