qu'en ce temps-là, comme souvent aujourd'hui, les titres littéraires sont pour les candidats de secondaire impor tance." Maxime Gaucher in Rev. pol. et lit., 30 oct. St. Petersburger Kalender, 1878. 150. Jahrg. [1878.] Sarrepont, H. de. Guerre des communeux de Paris, 18 mars-28 mai, 1871. Scott, Sir W. The lay of the last minstrel; ed. with notes, by W. J. Rolfe. Semainiers, Les, pseud. Les citoyens composant le théâtre de la nation à leurs concitoyens. [1793.] Shaw, S.. M.. A centennial offering; a brief his- "Mme. Blavatsky is pretty well known as a Russian lady who is alleged to have worked miracles. The popular conception of her in this country is by no means favorable, and Mr. Sinnett's book will not improve it."St. James's budget, Jan. 5. The "occult world phenomena," and the Society for Psychical Research; with a protest by Madame Blavatsky. Société des Amateurs d'Echecs de St. Pétersbourg. Régles du jeu des échecs, etc. 1854. Souvenir album; Harvard University. Spinoza, B. De la droite manière de vivre; tr. et annot. par J. G. Prat. 1877. Stinde, J. Die Familie Buchholz. "A new German novel highly spoken of by Prince Bismarck." Stockton, F. R. The floating prince, and other fairy tales. 1884. -- Round-about rambles in lands of fact and Tales out of school. 1885. Stolze, F. Persepolis: die achaemenidischen und sasanidischen Denkmäler und Inschiften von Persepolis, Istakhr, Pasargadae, Shâhpûr. 1882. 2 v. Sturge, J. A visit to the U. S. in 1841. 1842. Thwing, C: F. and C. F. B. The family; an historical and social study. "A valuable compilation of trustworthy information concerning the history of the family in all the historic ages, and a well proportioned exposition of its place and function in modern society." - Literary world,Jan. 8. homme devient le portrait de sa nation et de sa race; l'analyse d'un livre devient le tableau du mouvement des esprits dans l'univers civilisé. L'imagination, chez M. de Vogüé, est à la fois brillante et teintée de mélancolie. L'observation est pénétrante, le gout ... fin et délicat. La langue est en même temps très précise et très habile à rendre les sensations fuyantes et les idées subtiles."- A. Barine in Rev. pol. et lit., 24 juil. Waite, A. E. The mysteries of magic; a digest of the writings of Eliphas Lévi; with biog. and critical essays. Warner, C: D. Their pilgrimage; illust. by C. S. Webster, N. H. 150th anniv. of the settlement of manismus. 1885. Weiss, J: J. Au pays du Rhin, etc. "This story of a journey in Alsace, and to Frankfort and Homberg, is a marvel of observation, wit, and poe try. The feelings of the inhabitants of Alsace with regard to the annexation are thoroughly and impartially analyzed.... As for Germany herself, M. Weiss speaks of her with sincere admiration; and he has one chapter on the Bismarcks which is a really exquisite bit of history and psychology." G. Monod in Contemporary rev., Nov. Wells, D: A. A study of Mexico. "Both interesting and vauable. It presents intelligently, though sometimes too forcibly, the difficulties with which Americans doing business in Mexico must contend; and it explains in part at least, why the Amercan-built railroads have not as yet realized the predictions of their sanguine projectors. ... Divested of its unessential errors and eccentricities it sheds much wholesome light upon the existing commercial and political relations of Mexico and the United States." Critic, Jan. 29. Werner, F: L: Z. The Templars in Cyprus; a dramatic poem; tr. by E. A. M. Lewis. Wilde, Lady J: F. S. Ancient legends, mystic charms, and superstitions of Ireland; with sketches of the Irish past; app., a chapter on The ancient race of Ireland by Sir W: Wilde. 2 v. "A charming collection of stories. For purposes of science they are all but useless. She does not say who collected the stories, nor who told them, nor when nor where they were narrated. The pleasant and even charming part of Lady Wilde's book is not to be found in her antiquarian hypotheses, but in her Irish tales, which she tells very well and agreeably." Saturday rev., Jan. 15. Willett, Rev. C: Historical discourse at the 50th ann. meeting ef the Ashford Baptist Assoc., Warrenville, (Ashford), Sept. 2, 3, 1874. Wood, C: W. Under northern skies; illust. "A considerable portion of his book is composed of descriptions of Stockholm, Copenhagen, Bergen and the environs of these cities. When Mr. Wood gets away from the hum of the cities to the runic monuments and round churches of Bornholm, and to the ruins of Wisby, the invigorating change is at once felt in the force of his impression, and the keen and vivid life of his pictures. His account of Gotland and Bornholm is exceedingly fresh and inspiring." — Saturday review, Wood, H. T. Modern methods of illustrating books. (Book-lover's library.) Jan. 15. Year book of the scientific and learned societies of Gr. Britain and Ireland; list of the papers read during 1885. Aasen, I. Norsk Grammatik. 1864. latinas. 1884. Aristoteles. Rhetoric of Aristotle; tr. by J. E. C. Welldon. Armengaud, J: G. D. Les galeries publiques de l'Europe. [18-] ... Ashton, J: Legendary history of the cross; a series of 64 woodcuts from a Dutch book pub. by Veldener, 1483; pref. by S. B. Gould. "These woodcuts are reprints from the series brought out in 1863 by J. Ph. Berjeau in a History of the Holy Cross.' These early woodcuts treated as Berjeau treated them, merely from an archæological point of view, are full of interest; but as art they are simply ugly and repulsive. The letterpress which introduces these curiosities contains much interesting matter, drawn from the work of M. Rohault de Fleury, Mémoire sur les instruments de la passion de notre Sauveur Jesus Christ,' who having the affection of a pious Catholic for his subject, treated it with better taste than the English writers who borrow from him.” — Margaret Stokes in the Academy, Jan. 22. B*****, Col. 1841. Hand book to the game of billiards. Balduinus, B. De calceo antiquo et J. Nigronus De caliga veterum, acc. ex Tertulliani, Salmasi, et Rubeni scriptis ejusdem argumenti. 1667. Bangor historical magazine. Vol. 1. 1885-86. Barr, Mrs. A. E. H. Between two loves; a tale of the West Riding. (Harper's handy ser.) Beda or Bede, Venerabilis. The venerable Bede expurgated, expounded, and exposed by The prig. "A shrewd and very lively satire on the historic claims, the methods of historical inference, the current doctrinal attitude toward dissenters and the rest of the Christian world, the inconsistencies in general of the established Church in England." - Boston daily advertiser. Berlin. Königliches Museum. Verzeichniss d. Gemälde-Sammlung von G. F. Waagen. other miscellanies. 1885. Contents. The wise women of Inverness. - Rhymes by a deer-stalker. - Gossip about the west Highlanders. A few days' more driving. -The supernatural experiences of Patsy Cong. Bormann, K. Das Leben in Stadt u. Land, u.s.w.; ein [Lesebuch] zu d. 16 Bildertafeln für d. Anschauungsunterricht von C. Wilke. 1854. Bradford, C: F. Indice de las notas de D. Clemencin en su edicion de Don Quijote, etc. 1885. Brodrick, Hen. G: C: History of the University of Oxford. (Epochs of Church hist.) "In the space of a couple of hundred short pages the Warden of Merton sketches the life of the University from its foundation to the present time, and his narrative has the merit, so rarely found in an abstract, of be. ing at once complete and thoroughly readable."- St. James's budget, Jan. 22. Brunetière, F. Histoire et littérature. 1884-86. 3 v. Buisne, de. Le magnifique chasteau de Richelieu. [17-). Bullard, W: N. Chronic tea poisoning. Cambride, Mass. First Church. Services at the celebration of the 250th anniversary, Feb. 714, 1886. Cameron, V. L. Cruise of the "Black Prince " privateer. 1886. "Tale of maritime adventure a century and a half ago when the slave trade was. The book is fascinating." - Standard, quoted in the Academy, Dec. 11. Canterbury (Diocese). Faculty Office. Allega tions for marriage licences, 1543-1869, extr. by Col. J. L. Chester; ed. by G: J. Armytage. (Harleian Soc.) Chelsea, Mass. Free Public Library. Proceedings at the dedication of the new library building, Dec. 22, 1885. Church, Rev. A. J. Stories of the magicians. Contents. The story of Thalaba. The story of Rustem. The story of Kehama. "While counting (Southey's) 'Thalaba' and 'The curse of Kehama' as among the best metrical tales in English literature,' Professor Morley observes that they yield few lines that cast a thought into imperishable form.' It was therefore a fair experiment to take the stories out of their poetical setting, and let them stand on their merits of plot and moral. Mr. Church's prose is of just the right kind for the purpose - simple yet sufficiently elevated, and skillfully inlaid with the rythmical phraseology of the old authorized version. As much has been done for the legend of Rustem, 'greatly condensed' from Firdausi." St. James's budget, Dec. 1. - Clarke, J: M. On the higher Devonian faunas of Ontario Co., N. Y. 1885. Cort, Rev. C. Col. H: Bouquet and his campaigns of 1763 and 1764. 1883. Cunningham, J. T. C: Darwin, naturalist. (Round table ser.) Dall, W: H. List of marine mollusca, etc., between Cape Hatteras and Cape Rogue. 1885. Demarest, D: D. The Huguenots on the Hackensack. -- Dixon, W: H. Diana, Lady Lyle. 1877. 2 v. White conquest. 1876. 2 v. Dodgson, C: L. Alice's adventures under ground; a facsimile of the original ms. book afterwards developed into "Alice's adventures in wonderland;" illust. by author. Drumont, E: A. La France juive. [1885.] 2 v. "A curious, interesting, and painful book. Here and there we come upon a few eloquent pages, where the red-hot feeling that glows all through the book bursts out into a blaze: but for the most part it is a string of facts and stories, collected and piled one upon another in the fashion of M. Taine. If the France of the pres ent day is governed, taught, robbed, persecuted, throt tled, exploitée' by Jews, he has done a courageous thing in writing this book." Spectator, Nov. 13. Edgar, A. Old church life in Scotland; lectures on Kirk-Session and Presbytery records. [1st series.] 1885. ... ... The which "Mr. Gardiner breaks, so to speak, new ground, and the efforts of his 'prentice hand in this department of literature call for praise of no measured kind. 'note of war' is inaudible in his narrative, is unvarnished. ... That narrative is at its best in the description of Marston Moor. Never has a battle been more confusedly described. Carlyle flung aside his burin in despair when this imbroglio rose before him. John Forster in his Life of Cromwell,' makes a hash of it. Mr. Gardiner has a different tale to tell and he tells it clearly and tersely."- St. James's budget,, Dec. 18. Geist, J. M. W. Historical sketch of St. John's Free Church; with charter and by-laws. 1873. Gilman, A. Story of the Saracens, to the fall of Bagdad. (The story of the nations.) "The word Saracens' was given to the followers of Mohammed; and it is used in that sense by the author. An account of thrilling interest of the rise and doctrines of this great reformer." Gladden, W. Applied Christianity; moral aspects of social questions. Gogol, N: V. Tchitchikoff's journeys; or, Dead souls; tr. by I. F. Hapgood. 2 v. Greg, P. History of the U.S., from the foundation of Virginia to the reconstruction of the Union. 2 v. "A violent pamphlet in two bulky volumes. He will take exception to the description, because he is so very evidently in earnest, and so indisputably sincere. He hates democracy, and he hates the North; all his affections flow out towards the late slave states, and all his powers of invective - and they seem abundant are easily excited by the mere mention of any one who even seeins to oppose secession or look dubiously on slavery."- Spectator, Jan. 29. "Decidedly interesting. On other hand it has grave faults. The absence of authorities for the various statements renders the work of little value to serious students; and the general reader will feel that a want of sympathy with American aims and ideals is a defect in a writer of American history. His zeal for the English cause too often tempts him to use a carping style of speech concerning the colonial achievements which is quite unsuited to sober history. Through. out his account of the Civil War, as of the events which led to it, Mr. Greg writes as a warm champion of the Southern States."- St. James's budget, Jan. 29. Grainge, W: History and topography of Harro gate and the forest of Knaresborough. 1871. Greville, C: C. F. The Greville memoirs, 3d pt.: Journal of the reign of Queen Victoria, 185260. 2 v. "These volumes conclude the series of memoirs extending over more than forty-two years. In these ... later volumes Greville's cynicism is harsher than in his records of the years when he saw more of the inner workings of public affairs; but it hardly need be said that the volumes are crowded with curious and instructive matter." -Athenæum, Jan. 22. Grimshaw, R. Steam engine catechism. Supplement. Grotius (or de Groot), H. Philosophorum sententiæ de fato, etc. 1648. Guillemard, F. H. H. The cruise of the Marchesa to Kamschatka and New Guiuea; with notices of Formosa, Liu-kiu, etc. 2 v. "One of the most interesting books of travel that it has been our good fortune to meet with for several years."- Nature, Feb. 17. "A book of travel in some respects almost unrivalled in the rich record of British exploration. The illustrations have never been excelled, and seldom equalled for accuracy and artistic finish, except in such classic works as those of the Bewicks and Gould; the resources of the engraver's art seem to have been exhausted by Messrs. Edward and Charles Whymper, and J. KeuleThe Marchesa' visited nearly the whole of the east Asiatic seaboard, and adjacent islands. The author wisely confines his narrative to the less known islands touched or explored by the expedition, and thus produces a book one of whose chief charms is its freshness and novelty." -A. H. Keane in the Academy, Jan. mans, 22. Hague, A., and Iddings, J. P. On the development of crystallization in the igneous rocks of Washoe Nevada, etc. 1885. Hall, H. Society in the Elizabethan Age. "He is a complete master of the complex economic history of the time; and it is not the least of the various merits of his book that it follows out such familiar but abstract facts as the competition for land or the general rise of prices in all the graphic detail of individual lives. Mr. Hall brands Elizabethan society with its thirst for gold. Mr. Hall's book has quite a distinct value as ... a contribution to Elizabethan biography, ... illuminated by a host of details in great part new. Every chapter contains solid and original work. A book of great value." — G. H. Herford in the Academy, Jan. 8. "Its proper title would be Fragments from the lives of certain Elizabethan persons found in the Public Record Office, and pieced together with extracts from their accounts and journals.' This would not be an attrac tive or an effective title, but it would have the merit of being an accurate description of the work so far as it goes. To make the title complete there should be added the words, With comments for the most injudicious by the compiler.' At the same time, the volume contains much that is most curious and suggestive." - Sat. rev., Jan. 1. Hartmann, F. Life of Philippus Theophratus Bombast of Hohenheim, known by the name Paracelsus, and the substance of his teachings. "The author is an enthusiastic devotee of the teachers of Eastern Adepts,' and writes the present work because many things about which these have to this day kept a well-grounded silence were revealed by Paracel sus three hundred years ago.' It is evidently based upon an intimate knowledge of the great magician's writings." Mind, Jan. Haskins, D: G. Ralph Waldo Emerson; his maternal ancestors, with some reminiscences of him. Hector, Mrs. A. F. By woman's wit. (Leisure hour ser.) "The clever and daring plot by which the great actress Mdlle. Mars was robbed of her famous jewels, gave rise to one of the leading causes célèbres,' of the early years of this century. Mrs. Trollope availed herself of some of the incidents of that remarkable crime, in Har grave.' ... Mrs. Alexander has resorted to the same source of inspiration. The interest of the story is unflagging, and the leading characters are well drawn." Spectator, Nov. 13. Homerus. Iliad; in English rhymed verse by C: Merivale. 1869. 2 v. - Odyssey, books 1-12; tr. into English verse by the Earl of Carnarvon. "The best blank-verse translation of the Odyssey that English literature can boast. Although it cannot fail to charm by its neat and quiet gracefulness, there are places in it where the fire and force of the original will be missed."— St. James's budget, Nov. 27. Hore, Rev. A. H. The Church in England from William 111. to Victoria. 2 v. "Incomparably the best history of the period with which we are acquainted. It is copious in detail, well arranged in method, and relieved by short but anecdotal biographies of the leading Churchmen of the time.". Athenæum, Nov. 13. Hugo, H. Pia desideria. 1703. Hume, D: De familia Humia Wedderburnensi. 1839. (Abbotsford Club.) Irving, R. D., and Chamberlin, T: C. Obs. on the junction between the eastern sandstone and the Keweenaw series on Keweenaw Pt., Lake Superior. 1885. Jennings, L: J. Mr. Gladstone; a study. "Mr. Jennings's volume will fail utterly in its pur pose, simply because no man could be quite the combination of immoral qualities which are ascribed to Mr. Gladstone in it." Pall Mall budget, Jan. 20. Joret, C: La littérature allemande au 18e siècle dans ses rapports avec la lit. franç. et avec la lit. anglaise. 1876. Kirby, G. B. Years of experience; an autobiographical narrative. "Born in Bristol, England, in 1818. At an early "We are afraid that readers of the solid order, intent on high matters, will not greatly appreciate Mr. Lang's Book and bookmen,' for it contains a great deal which is not elevating, and will not tend to form the adult conscience. Indeed it may be doubted whether it contains anything which serves these excellent purposes. Mr. Lang has obviously written the essays to this volume, for the excellent reason that he likes their subjects, just as Thackeray liked dining and speaking of dinners. Swift was not the only man of letters who could write well about a broomstick if he chose." - Sat. rev., Jan. 22. Laviny, G., conte. Il paradiso riacquistato. 1780. 3 v. Laya, J: L: Discours qui devoit être prononcé à la barre de la Convention. [1793.] Lebèque, J. A. Recherches sur Délos. 1876. Lemcke, E. Skat; the German game of cards. Lettres et les arts, Les; revue illustrée. 4 v. Lockhart, W: Life of Antonio Rosmini Serbati, founder of the Institute of Charity. 2 v. "The Life' drawn from the best sources is full of interest, and is followed among other chapters of general characterization, by five giving account and estimate of Rosmini's philosophy." Mind, Jan. Loftie, W: J: London. (Historic towns.) "The first of a series of municipal histories to appear under the editorship of Professor Freeman and the Rev. W: Hunt. Mr. Loftie carries us over the whole space from Llyn-Din,' and the lake-fort period, down to the Revolution of 1688. His book may be studied with profit." St. James's budget, Jan. 1. Mendel, H. Musikalisches Conversations Lexikon, fortgesetzt v. A: Reissmann. 1880-82. 11 v. Ergänzungsband. 1883. Menn, C: De l'enseignement des arts du dessin en Suisse, etc. 1874. Michelet, J. Notre France; sa géographie, son histoire. Neill, F: D. Concise history of Minnesota. Neuesten Staatsbegebenheiten, Die; mit historischen und politischen Anmerkungen. 177677. 2 v. New Princeton review, The. Vol. 1. O'Shea, J: A: Romantic Spain; a record of personal experiences. 2 v. "If Spain be a romantic land at all in his pages it is only in the sense of being a land utterly given up to ro. mancing. Of Spain from this point of view there is something; of the Spaniards, politically, something more; and of Mr. O'Shea, and his troubles and travels as a special correspondent a great deal. His chief business in Spain was to endeavor to get at the truth about the Carlists; but his exertions appear to have been rewarded with only indifferent success."- St. James's budget, Jan. 1. ... Peard, F. M.. A madrigal; and other stories. 1877. Petrie, W. M. F. Naukratis. Pt. 1, 1884-85; with chapters by C. Smith, E. Gardner, and B. V. Head. (Egypt Explor. Fund. Mem.) "Mr. Petrie has discovered and excavated, with the help of Mr. Ernest Gardner, the site of Naucratis, the meeting-point in the 7th century B. c. of Egyptian and Greek, and the fulcrum by which the Hellenic race brought the power of their arms and of their wits to bear on the most ancient and venerable empire in the world. By a close attention to the stratification of the remains, Mr. Petrie has recovered for us the outlines of the history of the city. The products of Greek art from Naueratis, so far as published, consist chiefly of three classes of objects scarabs, pottery, and statuettes; but the first glance warns us not to expect too much in proof of artistic connection between Egypt and Greece." Quarterly review, Jan. Photographes des dessins de la première classe qui ont été médaillés par l'Ecole des Beaux Arts. Political dialogues between the statues of Pasquin and Marforio at Rome. 1736. Pougin, A. Verdi; an anecdotic history of his life and works; tr. by J. E. Matthew. "This extremely interesting volume does not pretend to be much more than an account of Verdi as a man and an artist. M. Pougin has spared no trouble in collecting his facts and stories, which first appeared in a French magazine, and were afterwards elaborated into their present form.” — Pall Mall budget, Jan. 20. Rome. Bibl. Nazionale Centrale Vittorio Emanuele. Bolletino delle opere mod. straniere acquis. dalle biblioth. pub. governative del regno d'Italia. No. 1-5. Rotrou, J. Euvres. 1820. 5 v. Shakespeare, W: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark; ed. with notes by H. B. Sprague; with critical comments, suggestions, and plans for study, etc. [1885.] Silsbee, Mrs. M. Č. D. A half century in Salem. Smee, A. Nouveau manuel complet de galvano plastie, etc.; suivi d'un Traité de daguerréotypie d'après M. M. Lerebours, Gaudin, etc. pub. par E. de Valicourt. 1843. Spanheim, F: Le tableau d'une princesse; [ou Mémoires sur la vie et la mort de la Louise Julienne Electrice Palatine, 1645.] Sprague, W: B. Sermon on the death of Mrs. E. McIntyre. 1859. Stapfer, P. Petite comédie de la critique littéraire on Molière selon trois écoles philosophiques. 1866. Stone, Capt. F. G. Tactical studies from the Franco-German war, 1870-71. Struys, J: J. Drie aanmerkelyke reizen door Ita lien, Griekenland, enz.; gevoegt, F. J. van der Heiden, Verwaarlyke schipbreuk van't Oostind. jacht ter Schelling. 1746. Taylor, F., and Boot, A. de. Examen præfationis Morini in Biblia Græca, etc. 1636. Taylor, R. W. C. Introduction to a history of the factory system. "Every page is full of valuable and interesting information. Mr. Taylor has done his work well, and the book is attractive to the general reader." Textile recorder, quoted in the Athenæum, Oct. 30, 1886. Tennyson, Hon. H. Jack and the bean stalk; illust. by R. Caldecott. Thackeray, W: M. Sultan stork; and other sto ries and sketches, 1829-44; added the bibliography of T., rev. and enl. Thomas, R. (pseud. Olphar Hamst). Aggravat ing ladies; a list of works published under the pseudonym of " a lady;" with suggestions on the art of describing books bibliographically. 1880. Titus, Mrs. F. W. Narrative of Sojourner Truth, bondswoman of olden time. 1878. U. S. Geol. Survey. Report of work in the division of chemistry and physics, 1884-85. Vermont, E. De V. America heraldica; coats of arms, crests, and mottoes of prominent Amer. families settled in this country before 1800; illust. by H. Rykers. 6 pts. Virgilius Maro, P. Works, from the text of Heyne and Wagner, with Eng. notes, etc. by A. H. Bryce; biog. mem. by Rev. H: Thompson; illust. [1857.] Weise, A. Bibliotheca Germanica; Verzeichniss aller auf Deutschland u. Deutsch-Oesterreich bezüglichen Originalwerke, u.s.w., welche in den Jahren, 1880-85, im Auslande erschienen sind. Westminster (Diocese) Dean and Chapter. Allegations for marriage licences, 1558-1699. etc. (Harleian Soc.) White, A. The problems of a great city. "A book of much grasp and force. Mr. White is no novice or sentimentalist."- Nation, Dec. 9, 1883. White, C: A. Fresh-water invertebrates of the N. Amer. jurassic. On marine eocine, fresh water miocene, and other fossil mollusca of Western N. Amer. 1885. . On new cretaceous fossils from California. On the mesozoic and cenozoic paleontology of Williams, S. E. Party and patriotism; or, The degeneracy of politics. Wilson, J. G., and Fiske, J: Appleton's cyclopædia of American biography. Vol. 1. Wood, Mrs. E. P. Helen Whitney's wedding; and other tales. 1885. - The story of Dorothy Grape; and other tales. 1885. Told in the twilight. 1875. 2 v. Worsaae, J. J. A. Pre-history of the North, based on contemporary memorials; tr. with memoir, by H. F. M. Simpson. "Few among English visitors to Thorwaldsen's Mu seum at Copenhagen fail to inspect the Museum of Northern Antiquities, of which Worsaae was the founder, and, until his death in 1885, the director. The book is of the kind that vitalizes the dry bones of catalogues, and sets people agog to explore." Sat. rev., Jan. 22. ... Yate, Lieut. A. C. England and Russia face to face in Asia; travels with the Afghan Boundary Commission; illust. 1887. "The best book that exists on the Central Asian question. All previous writers on the subject have, by everchanging circumstances, been put out of date. Nearly all of them too, were compilers, more or less; whereas Captain Yate writes almost always from direct personal observation. He traversed, surveyed, and studied the country which the Russians will have to cross if they ever invade India, and over which English and AngloIndian troops must march if they should some day be called upon to meet a Russian force advancing from Herat.." St. James's budget, Jan. 29. Young, Rev. J. Demonology; or, the Scripture doctrine of devils. 1856. Younger, J. Autobiography. 1881. Zeggelen, J. W. van. Keur van scherts en luim uit onderscheid. dichters. [1854.] 2 v. |