HISTORY

Boyle, J. F. The Irish rebellion of 1916; a brief history of the revolt and its suppression. Constable, 1916.

Colby, C. W. The fighting governor; a chronicle of Frontenac. Glasgow, 1915. Colquhoun, A. H. U. The fathers of confederation; a chronicle of the birth of the dominion. Glasgow, 1916. (The chronicles of Canada.)

Decelles, A. D.

The patriots of 37; a chronicle of the lower Canadian rebellion. Glasgow, 1916.

Doughty, A. G. The Acadian exiles; a chronicle of the land of Evangeline. Glasgow, 1916.

Dubnow, S. M. History of the Jews in Russia and Poland from the earliest times until the present day; translated from the Russian by I. Friedlaender. Jewish Publication Society of America, 1916.

v. 1. From the beginning until the death of Alexander I (1825).

Laut, A. C. The Cariboo trail; a chronicle of the gold-fields of British Columbia. Glasgow, 1916.

Macmechan, A. M. The winning of popular government; a chronicle of the union of 1841. (The chronicles of Canada.) Glasgow, 1916.

Skelton, O. D. The day of Sir Wilfrid Laurier; a chronicle of our own times. (The chronicles of Canada.) Glasgow, 1916.

Wood, W. C. H. The father of British Canada; a chronicle of Carleton. Glasgow, 1916.

Hamel, Frank. Human animals. Stokes, 1915.

Contents: Introductory. Transformation. The bush-soul. Human souls in animal bodies. Animal dances. Man-animal and animal man. Scapegoat and saint. The wer-wolf trials. The wer-wolf in myth and legend. Lion- and tiger-men. Wer-fox and wer-vixen. Witches. Familiars. Transformation in folk-lore and fairy-tale. Fabulous animals and monsters. Human serpents. Cat and cock phantoms. Bird-women. Family animals. Animal ghosts. The phantasmal double. Animal elementals. Animal spirits in ceremonial magic. Conclusion.

world; a novel of American life today.

Holt, 1916.

Novels and Short Stories, continued.

Thinner than water. The half loaf. A royal betrothal. The curse of the Macwaugh. On the honeymoon. The idiocy of the Macwaugh. The crucial test. The power and the glory. The mission of Selina. The Macwaugh and fame. The hare.

Dyer, W. A. Gulliver the great, and other dog stories. Century, 1916.

Contents: Gulliver the great. The twa dogs o' Glenfergus. Maginnis. The madness of Antony Spatola. Justice at Valley Brook. Ishmael. The strike at Tiverton manor. Spider of the newsies. The blood of his fathers. The regeneration of Timmy. Wotan, the terrible. The hound of my Lady Blanche. Lorna of the black eye. Tom Sawyer of the movies. The return of the champion. Prayer for a pup.

Maeterlinck, Maurice. The wrack of the storm; translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos. Dodd, 1916.

Contents: After the victory. King Albert. The hostage cities. To save four cities. Pro patria. Heroism. Belgium's flag day. On the death of a little soldier. The hour of destiny. In Italy. On rereading Thucydides. The dead do not die. In memoriam. Supernatural communications in wartime. Edith Cavell. The life of the dead. war and the prophets. The will of earth. Poland. The might of the dead. When the war is over. The massacre of the innocents.

The For

Merry, W. M. Two months in Russia; July-September, 1914. Blackwell, 1916. Swinton, E. D., and EARL PERCY. A year ago; eye-witness's narrative of the war from March 30th to July 18th, 1915. Longmans, 1916. Contents: After Neuve Chapelle. The second battle of Ypres. Fighting around Festubert. Comparative quiet. The bases. The medical service.

Wood, Walter. In the line of battle; soldiers' stories of the war; edited by Walter Wood. Brentano, 1916.

Contents: How Trooper Potts won the V. C. on Burnt hill, F. W. O. Potts. A prisoner of war in Germany, O. H. Blaze. Gassed near Hill 60, R. G. Simmins. A linesman in Gallipoli, J. F. Gray. An Anzac's adventures, Rupert Henderson. "Imperishable glory" for the Kensingtons, - Ten months in the fighting-line, Frederick Woods. A gunner at the Dardanelles, John Evans. The "flood," Guy Silk. The Belgians' fight with German hosts, François Rombouts. A blinded prisoner of the Turks, David Melling. How the "Formidable" was lost, W. E. Francis. A trooper's tale, Trooper Notley. A diarist under fire, Charles Hills. A stretcherbearer at Loos, Harold Edwards. A fusilier in France, Fred. Knott. A daily round, a subaltern's diary. Saving the soldier, Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell.

MILITARY TRAINING

Howe, Lucien. Universal military education and service; the Swiss system for the United States. Putnam, 1916.

Moss, J. A. Field service. U. S. Infantry Association, 1912.

STUDIES OF LITERATURE

Coester, Alfred. The literary history of Spanish America. Macmillan, 1916.

Contents: The colonial period. The revolutionary period. The revolutionary period in North America. Argentina. Uruguay. Chile. Peru and Bolivia. Ecuador. Colombia. Venezuela. Mexico. Cuba. Santo Domingo, Puerto Rico, Central America. The modernist movement.

Greenlaw, E. A. A syllabus of English literature. Sanborn, 1914.

Harris, J. F. Samuel Butler, author of Erewhon; the man and his work. Dodd, 1916.

Contents: Early years. Erewhon. Satire and irony. Darwin and the scientific books. Italy. Homer and Nausicaa. The novel. Posthumous. Conclusion.

Bennett, T. P. The relation of sculpture to architecture. University Press, 1916.

"In all the greatest periods of their history, architecture and sculpture have gone hand in hand.. It is necessary that the sculpture should...be in sympathy with its surroundings."-Introduction.

In other words, decorative sculpture should not be "stuck onto" buildings like frosting on cake, but must form an integral part of the whole design. This fundamental necessity for complete harmony between structure and decoration is emphasized in the present volume by examples taken from various cities in Europe.

Autobiography of the theatre manager.

Eastman, C. A. From the deep woods to civilization; chapters in the autobiography of an Indian. Little, 1916.

Eugénie, empress of the French. The Empress Eugénie and her son, by Edward Legge. Dodd, 1916.

Ferdinand I., king of the Bulgarians. Ferdinand of Bulgaria; the amazing career of a shoddy czar. Melrose, 1916.

La Salle, R. R. C. sieur de. La Salle, by Louise Seymour Hasbrouck. Macmillan, 1916.

Lincoln, Abraham. How we elected Lincoln; personal recollections of Lincoln and men of his time, by Abram J. Dittenhoefer. Harper, 1916.

Newmark, Harris. Sixty years in southern California, 1853-1913; containing the reminiscences of Harris Newmark, edited by Maurice H. Newmark, Marco R. Newmark. Knickerbocker Press, 1916.

Rudolf, prince imperial of Austria. The last days of the Archduke Rudolph; edited by Hamil Grant. Dodd, 1916.

Sothern, E. H. The melancholy tale of "me"; my remembrances. Scribner, 1916.

Stedman, E. C. A New England childhood, by Margaret Fuller. Little, 1916.

Washington, B. T. The life and times of Booker T. Washington, by B. F. Riley; introduction by Edgar Y. Mullins. Revell, 1916.

Whitman, S. H. P.

Poe's Helen, by Caroline Ticknor. Scribner, 1916.

Madigan, T. F. A biographical index of American public men, classified and alphabetically arranged; a useful hand-book and check list for autograph collectors, librarians, etc. 1916.

Biography - Collective, continued.

Russell, G. W. E. Portraits of the seventies. Scribner, 1916.

Contents: Justin McCarthy. Lord Beaconsfield. William Ewart Gladstone. The Duke of Argyll. Robert Lowe. Lord Hartington. Sir Wilfrid Lawson. Lord Acton. Henry Labouchere. Joseph Four demagogues. Chamberlain. Lord and Lady Salisbury. The Duke and Duchess of Westminster. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland. The Duke and Duchess of Abercorn. Lord and Lady Spencer. Lord and Lady Mount-Temple. A group of poets. Some medicine-men. The cardinals. Three archbishops. Bishop Wilkinson. Henry Parry Liddon. Alexander Heriot Mackonochie. Arthur Henry Stanton. Lady Holland. A group of hostesses. The three Catherines.

Spofford, Harriet Prescott. A little book of friends. Little, 1916.

Contents: Annie Fields. Sarah Orne Jewett. Anne Whitney. Celia Thaxter. Gail Hamilton. Mary Louise Booth. Jane Andrews. Louise Stone Hopkins. Rose Terry Cooke. Louise Chandler Moulton.

Tucker, J. I. The American road; a non-engineering manual for practical road builders; treating the construction, administration, and economics of improved earth roads. 1916.

Van Auken, K. L. Practical track maintenance. Railway Educational Press, 1916.

Creizenach, Wilhelm. The English drama in the age of Shakespeare, translated from "Geschichte des neueren Dramas." Lippincott, 1916.

Hibbert, H. G. Fifty years of a Londoner's life; with a preface by T. P. O'Connor. Dodd, 1916.

Reminiscences of the theatre..

Hornblow, Arthur. Training for the stage; some hints for those about to choose the player's career, with a foreword by Mr. David Belasco. Lippincott, 1916.

Lamkin, N. B. Dances, drills and storyplays for every day and holidays. Denison, 1916.

Towse, John Ranken. Sixty years of the theatre; an old critic's memories. Funk, 1916.

Contents: The first pantomime and some famous British stock companies. Charles Kean, J. B. Buckstone, and the Haymarket Company. Sadler's Wells, Samuel Phelps and some of his comtemporaries, and other articles.

edited by J. Estlin Carpenter. Lindsey Press, 1916.

Contents: The ethical problems of the war, by Gilbert Murray. The war and morality, by Sir Henry Jones. God's requirements, by James Drummond. Aspects of fatherhood, by J. E. Carpenter. The alchemy of sacrifice, by Henry Gow. God and the world, by J. H. Muirhead. Belief and experience, by P. H. Wicksteed. A question that should not be asked, by L. P. Jacks. Is our faith shaken? By W. Whitaker. The responsibility of surviving, by S. A. Mellor. The moral equivalent of war, by S. H. Mellone. The nations on their trial, by H. E. Dowson. Thanks due, by W. G. Tarrant. The warfare from which there is no discharge, by Joseph Wood.

Contents: What is patriotism? The negative appraisement of patriotism. Patriotism and the down grade. Patriotism and war. Patriotism and Christianity. Patriotism and liberty. Patriotism and patria. The subversion of ethics. The apologia of patriotism. The positive appraisement of patriotism. The higher ideal.

Jacks, L. P. From the human end; a collection of essays. Holt, 1916.

The

Contents: From the human end. Am I my brother's keeper? Organisation in Tartarus. state as the steriliser of virtue. The undated millennium. The brain of fools. The project of a new labour party. The gardener versus the garden. The tyranny of mere things. The German machine. Militarism and industrialism. A drifting civilisation. Mass-policy. The infant mortality of good ideas. A scrap of logic. The wealth of nations as a cause of war. The warfare of ideals. An audacious supposition. The same theme as the last. The psychology of the devil. The peacefulness of being at war. On a much-neglected virtue.